Career
Originating from Warrnambool, Victoria, Moloney supported the Demons as a child and his hero was Allen Jakovich, who played for Melbourne. Moloney played in the TAC Cup for the Geelong Falcons. Geelong Football Club
He was drafted in the 2003 pre-season draft by Geelong, and made his debut with Geelong Football Club in round 14, 2003.
Melbourne Football Club
Moloney was traded to the Melbourne Demons following the 2004 American Federation of Labor-Congress season.
Brisbane Lions
In September 2012, Moloney became the American Federation of Labor-Congress"s first free agent, when he announced that he would leave the Melbourne Football Club. On 10 October 2012, he agreed to accept an offer from the Brisbane Lions.
Career overview
Injury sidelined him for much of the next three seasons, seeing him play only playing 27 games. He injured his shoulder in Melbourne"s Round 11 match against Collingwood in 2008, sidelining him for the rest of the season.
Following a successful recovery from shoulder surgery, he was able to train injury-free for the whole of the 2009 pre-season, and he went on to play every game for the season finding his form back with many consistent performances.
His return to his consistent best in 2009 was highlighted by his career-best statistics in every category except kicks – he had the most number of disposals, handballs, goals and marks of any season in his career to that point. In 2011 Brent was awarded Melbourne"s best and fairest. On 11 August 2014, Moloney retired from football following an Achilles tendon injury.
Controversy
In April 2011, Moloney was evicted from a Melbourne nightclub for drunkenness the night after a match.
As a consequence, he was stripped of the vice-captaincy. Moloney was reinstated to the vice captaincy on 9 June, following good form, counselling for his drinking problem and a vote by the entire playing list.
In June 2013, after Melbourne coach Mark Neeld was sacked, Moloney took to Instagram and posted a photo on his profile, saying: "Karma is a b****". Moloney had been dropped sporadically during his final year at Melbourne, which was Neeld"s first as head coach.
