Melbourne endured a torrid time from 2008 to 2013.
Unfortunately, one player at the centre of it was Cale Morton. Recruited with pick 4 in the 2007 draft, the outside midfielder enjoyed a promising start to his AFL career. However, his form decline as the club went through a turbulent period.
The environment was toxic and wasn’t the right place to nurture young talent like Morton.
In this utterly engrossing interview, conducted by The DeeBrief podcast host Adrian Houghton and Rob Crawford for a now-defunct podcast, The Fat Side, Cale opens up about the treatment of himself, other teammates and why Mark Neeld was a disastrous decision for the club.
