Brendan Fevola

On May 23rd, 2007, Brendan and Alex opened up their restaurant Fellini.

Brendan often sings for charity with other AFL players.

Brendan was an All-Australian full-forward in 2006.

Brendan was Carlton's leading goalkicker from 2003-2006.

Brendan represented the Australian team at the International Rules Series in 2006, but he was sent home before being able to play for the team. He was involved in a brawl in an Irish bar, one of the many factors that led the Series to fold at the end of that year.

Brendan is married to Alex Cheatham, though they separated at the start of 2007 due to allegations of an affair in the marriage.

Brendan has voiced his interest in becoming a police officer after retiring from football.

Brendan used to have the nickname ' The Shag', regarding his crazy hair.

Brendan used to be noted for his unusual hairstyles, but he has toned it down in recent years.

Brendan wears number 25 for the Carlton Football Club.

Brendan often goes by the nickname 'Fev'.

Brendan is a commentator for Triple M.

Brendan won the Half Time Sprint at the AFL Grand Final in 2006.

Brendan has won the Coleman Medal in 2006. He also won the Michael Tuck Medal in 2005.

Brendan was taken at pick 38 in the pre-season draft of 1998.

Brendan played for Dandenong in the TAC (u18) Cup.

Brendan is 191cm tall. He also weighs 100 kg.

Brendan is also known for arguing with umpires, often costing his team dearly.

Brendan is noted for his long and accurate kicking.

Brendan made his debut in Round 17, 1999 against Collingwood, Carlton's rival side.

Brendan has won two pre-season premierships with Carlton.

Brendan played for the Beaconsfield Football Club.

Fevola's personal best is 12 goals in the Millenium game back in 1999.

Fevola regularly plays the position of full-forward.

Fevola plays for the Carlton Football club at AFL level.

Fevola has been romantically linked to Lara Bingle in the past.

Fevola has two daughters, Mia, his adopted daughter and Leni Jay, his biological daughter.