- Michael Braun shares tribute to Adam Hunter
- He says that 43 years was a “only one jovial”
- West Coast Great was found dead last week
The former West Coast Eagles player, Michael Braun, has published an emotional tribute to former teammate Adam Hunter after the damping of the death of 43 years last week.
Hunter was found that he does not respond in a house in Bunbury, south of Perth, on Wednesday and could not be revived.
With The Footy World in Mourning, Braun shared a series of photographs to social networks in memory of the Premier League player.
Braun subtitled the Instagram publication: 'Memories ….. the last image summarizes it … just a jovial type. RIP “HUnts” #39.
The first image of the series shows Braun and Hunter posing together in a function. The second shot shows Braun, Hunter, Braun's ex -wife, Bree Johnson and Swans coach Dean Cox.
The final photo shows Hunter's shameless personality, taking his tongue in the direction of Mrs. Johnson.
Michael Braun (right) has published a tribute to former teammate Adam Hunter after the death of the damping of 43 years last week
Braun shared a series of photographs to social networks in memory of his former teammate
Braun said that his former Eagles teammate was “just a jovial guy”
Braun also shared another photo of Eagles players gathered for a meeting to remember Hunter at the Wembley hotel.
Braun subtitled the photo, 'brothers in arms'.
Police found Methaphetamine and drugs in the house where Hunter was found dead on Wednesday, it has been informed.
Police have ruled out suicide as a cause of death.
The 43 -year -old AFL star was found in the early hours in a residence in Bunbury, south of Perth, where he grew up and lived after retirement.
Police and paramedics were called to the Hunter residence around 12.20 in Wednesday morning after they found him without responding, but could not be revived.
Hunter was declared dead on the scene, and the WA Police issued a statement saying that death is considered not suspected.
A report will be prepared for the coroner.
Eagles players gathered for a meeting to remember Hunter at the Wembley hotel
Hunter fell into the eagles folklore for kicking the winning goal in the Great Final of AFL 2006
The Star Swingman played 151 games for the Eagles during an AFL race of a decade since 2000-09, before the injuries led him to his premature retirement.
Hunter kicked 29 goals in 2006, including a crucial specialization in the final stages of the epic Grand-Final victory of a point of that year over Sydney.
His iconic celebration was recorded in the eagles folklore when they avenged the swans for their defeat in the equally dramatic decisive of the previous year.