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Ben Brown is no stranger to coaching. Having had previous experiences with development roles in women’s football programs including North Melbourne’s AFLW program, Brown was ready to take the next step when he arrived at Melbourne.

Ben Brown admits he is still pinching himself over the fact he is now an AFL premiership player. Speaking three days after playing a key role in Melbourne's drought-breaking triumph, and still wearing a premiership medallion he said had barely left his side since receiving it on Saturday night,

An emotional Ben Brown shared his premiership winner's medal with his family after ending a roller-coaster year with footy's ultimate prize. Squeezed out at the club he had called home for much of his life,

Brown was left stunned at the end of last season when told by the Kangaroos that he was no longer wanted. The 28-year-old was traded to Melbourne but surgery on his troublesome left knee during the pre-season meant he got off to a rocky start at the Demons.

There is an interesting statistic surrounding Melbourne key forward Ben Brown which could give Demons supporters further hope for Saturday’s Grand Final. It took a little while for the prized recruit to hit his straps with his new club after crossing from North Melbourne prior to the 2021 season.

Brown is one win away from capping his first season at the Demons with a premiership. The former North Melbourne cult hero was unceremoniously offloaded in 2020, when contract talks broke down as he recovered from a season-ending knee injury.

As difficult as it might be, Ben Brown is determined to treat his first AFL grand appearance as "just another game of football". That's because it's an approach that has served him and helped him turn his career around to become a key figure in attack for Melbourne as it …

A trade for Ben Brown would have once been an event that led to much fanfare. Instead, when the Demons ensured the key forward would be theirs for little more pick No.26 and a shuffle of other selections,

The Capricorn Rising Stars trophy is heading to New Zealand. Hailing from Rangiora, North Canterbury, apprentice Ben Brown has demonstrated outstanding problem-solving capacity, commitment to excellence and a genuine love for automotive,

McDonald was subbed out at three-quarter time of the 98-point flogging of Gold Coast, the only sour note on a day that saw Ben Brown and Luke Jackson find form with four goals apiece. Speaking after the victory,