It was John Reid's 'parting gift' for the Crows
Nathan Lovett Murray charges through the middle. Picture: Michael Klein Source: Herald Sun
NATHAN Lovett-Murray has ended an agonising wait by finally putting pen to paper on a new one-year contract with Essendon.
Lovett-Murray is the last Bombers veteran to sign on for 2013, five weeks after David Hille committed and three months after Essendon played its final match for 2012.
He joins Hille, Alwyn Davey, Scott Gumbleton and Dustin Fletcher on one-year deals at Windy Hill.
The 30-year-old will line up for this 10th season after being selected at pick 27 in the 2004 rookie draft.
Bombers football manager Danny Corcoran said he was delighted Lovett-Murray was playing on.
"Nathan has been a great servant of the Essendon Football Club and we are very pleased that he will remain at our club next season," Corcoran said.
"His versatility and ability to play in a wide range of positions makes him a valuable member of the team, providing us with greater flexibility around the ground."
Corcoran said Lovett-Murray was also a leader in the indigenous community.
The Bombers have turned over almost a quarter of their list in the post-season, with servants Sam Lonergan, Henry Slattery, Ricky Dyson and Kyle Reimers among those delisted.
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