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Oct 07, 1970 53 years old
Australian rules footballer
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About Rohan Welsh
- Rohan Welsh (born 7 October 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Carlton in the Australian Football League (AFL) and Dandenong and Frankston in the Victorian Football League (VFL).
- He currently serves as the backline coach of the St Kilda Football Club.Welsh was recruited to the AFL originally by Essendon but despite serving his apprenticeship in the under-19s and spending two years on their senior list, he couldn't break into Essendon's league side.
- After being released in 1990, he headed to Dandenong where he had success at full-forward.
- In 1991, he was the Victorian Football Association's leading goalkicker with 84 goals, won the VFA Mark of the Year (he was a regular flier for speckies), and he was part of the club's premiership team – he kicked four goals in the Grand Final, despite suffering a concussion in the third quarter and not remembering much of the second half.Welsh was recruited to the AFL by Carlton in 1992.
- As one of Carlton's forward targets, Welsh kicked 28 goals in 1992, six of them against Fitzroy in round 14.
- He played at a forward pocket in the 1993 AFL Grand Final where he kicked two goals in a losing cause. In an end of season trip, Welsh injured himself when he fell off a fence during a night of celebrating and badly injured his knee.
- He was out of action for two years but was kept on Carlton's list and returned in 1996.
- His comeback was not all that successful and he was delisted at the end of the 1997 AFL season. Until his retirement in 2000, Welsh played with VFL club Frankston.
- He then turned to coaching and was an assistant coach with the Calder Cannons from 2002 to 2004.
- After leaving Calder he took up the job of the Oakleigh Chargers' senior coach and steered them to the 2006 TAC Cup premiership.
