BRENT Moloney says he will be doing everything possible to be reinstated as a Melbourne vice-captain.
The tenacious ball-winner spoke of his desire to return to the leadership group after he was relinquished of his position. He was stood down after being drunk at a St Kilda nightspot in the early hours on Monday.
“I’m doing everything I can to win it back,” Moloney said.
“It’s not setting the right example.”
Moloney also said sorry to the Melbourne members and supporters, adding that it was not model behaviour.
“[It’s] very embarrassing. I pride myself on my leadership and when I got the vice-captaincy it was a great honour,” he said.
“To be getting that taken away from me is very disappointing.
“I’ve let myself down, I’ve let the club down and I’ve let my family down.”
The tenacious ball-winner spoke of his desire to return to the leadership group after he was relinquished of his position. He was stood down after being drunk at a St Kilda nightspot in the early hours on Monday.
“I’m doing everything I can to win it back,” Moloney said.
“It’s not setting the right example.”
Moloney also said sorry to the Melbourne members and supporters, adding that it was not model behaviour.
“[It’s] very embarrassing. I pride myself on my leadership and when I got the vice-captaincy it was a great honour,” he said.
“To be getting that taken away from me is very disappointing.
“I’ve let myself down, I’ve let the club down and I’ve let my family down.”
