AFL’s Essendon FC Mourn Death of Former Chairman McMahon

Australian Football League (AFL) side Essendon FC have confirmed that former Chairman Graeme McMahon has died.

McMahon was Chairman for the Bombers during a successful period between 1996-2003, abortion but sadly lost his battle with cancer on Tuesday.

Current chairman Paul Little paid tribute to McMahon and said: “As a club we are extremely saddened by the passing of Graeme, anabolics an Essendon man through and through.

“Graeme was a fantastic husband, father and businessman and he left a tremendous legacy as chairman of the Essendon football club.

“Graeme was a person of integrity and his energetic approach enabled the club to become a powerhouse both on and off the field.”

Under his leadership, the Bombers moved to the Etihad Stadium and announced itself as debt-free in McMahon’s final year in charge.

He oversaw three straight premierships from 1999-201 and one flag in 2000.

He leaves behind his wife Glenys and their sons Brett and Brad.