Bradley Norton

Bradley D. Norton (born 11 January 1991 Melbourne) is an Australian football player. The left-footed player plays as a left-back or left-sided midfielder and played for Adelaide United in 2010 two matches in the A-League.

Career

The youth team players in the state of Victoria was on the lower division clubs Essendon Royals and Port Melbourne Sharks for the 2009 season in the Victorian Premier League ( VPL ) at the Melbourne Knights. In the season break, the VPL Norton played for the youth team of professional clubs Melbourne Victory in the A-League National Youth League before he was active at the 2010 season for Northcote City SC again in the VPL.

In July 2010, he completed a trial with Adelaide United and was convinced by, among others, when it is used in a friendly match against North Queensland Fury coach Rini Coolen professional. In September, he was finally at Victory, for their youth team, he was again provided, poached and joined the youth team of Adelaide United with a perspective on acquisition in the senior squad for the following season. For upsets caused the non- originating from South Australia player's obligation against the background, the need for a local player missed a shot. So Norton was preferred against, inter alia Craig Goodwin.

For Adelaide's professional team Norton debuted in the A-League on 24 September 2011 after later Substitutes against Perth Glory. By the end of the season, a further short stint against Melbourne Heart was added before he agreed shortly before the start of the following season with the club on an early release from his contract and returned to Melbourne. There he joined the end of 2011 the South Melbourne FC, ​​with whom he competes again in the VPL.