Tim Fleming

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Tim Fleming (born 5 April 1978) is an Australian Rules Footballer who played for the Richmond Football Club in 2003 and 2004. He was picked up by the tigers with pick 41 in the 2002 AFL National Draft.^[1] Known as a hard, tough player, Fleming played a total of 34 games with his time at the club, booting 10 goals in that time.^[2]

Before arriving at Richmond he played for Broadford and the Carlton reserves.

He was delisted however at the end of the 2004 season after an unsuccessful year in which the Tigers claimed the wooden spoon for finishing in last place on the AFL Ladder.

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v t e 2002 AFL Draft

First round	1. Brendon Goddard • 2. Daniel Wells • 3. Jared Brennan • 4. Tim Walsh • 5. Jarrad McVeigh • 6. Steven Salopek • 7. Andrew Mackie • 8. Luke Brennan • 9. Hamish McIntosh • 10. Jason Laycock • 11. Jason Winderlich • 12. Jay Schulz • 13. Byron Schammer • 14. Daniel Bell • 15. Nick Smith • 16. Stephen Gilham • 17. Cameron Faulkner • 18. Kris Shore • 19. Troy Selwood • 20. Will Minson • 21. Bo Nixon

Second round	22. Matthew Ferguson • 23. Tom Lonergan • 24. Paul Johnson • 25. Callum Urch • 26. Jared Rivers • 27. Darren Walsh • 28. Tristan Cartledge • 29. Luke Shackleton • 30. Daniel Merrett • 31. Joel Perry • 32. Luke Jericho • 33. Brad Murphy • 34. Sean Dempster (F/S) • 35. Scott Bassett • 36. Tim Callan (F/S) • 37. Brent Staker • 38. Blake Grima • 39. Gary Moorcroft • 40. Jobe Watson (F/S) • 41. Tim Fleming • 42. Brett Ebert (F/S) • 43. Cameron Cloke • 44. Anthony Corrie

Third round	45. Kade Simpson • 46. Leigh Fisher • 47. Bill Nicholls • 48. Greg Edgcumbe • 49. Cameron Wight • 50. Josh Thewlis • 51. Tim Boyle • 53. Adam Selwood • 54. Cameron Hunter • 55. Ryan Crowley • 56. Robert Shirley • 57. Wade Champion • 58. David King

Fourth round	60. Cameron Croad • 62. Daniel Sipthorp • 63. Brett Doswell • 64. Nick Malceski • 65. Lochlan Veale • 66. Ryan Ferguson • 67. Steven Alessio • 68. James Begley • 70. Matthew Lokan

Fifth round	72. Brad Fisher

Sixth round	79. Karl Norman

Seventh round	84. Mick Martyn

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Name	Fleming, Tim
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Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	5 April 1978
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