Original sentence: After his WAFL performances in the first 3 rounds of 2008, he made his AFL debut in the round 4, 62 point loss to Sydney at ANZ Stadium, picking up 12 disposals and 7 marks.In 2007, he played the season with East Fremantle in the WAFL,as a defender.Spangher played the first five games of season 2010 before being released.Spangher was recruited as the number 34 draft pick in the 2005 AFL Draft from Eastern Rangers
Edited sentence: After his excellent WAFL performances in the first 3 rounds of 2008 (where he restricted Ryan Murphy and Brad Smith), he made a solid AFL debut in the round 4, 62 point loss to Sydney at ANZ Stadium, picking up 12 disposals and 7 marks.He has been likened in playing style by some to Geelong defender, Matthew Scarlett.He is a mobile tall defender with very good endurance (his 10.23sec for the 3 km time trial at the 2005 draft camp was in the top 8% of the cohort).He was recruited as the number 34 draft pick in the 2005 AFL Draft from Eastern Rangers.His performance of the season came against Subiaco, where he restricted Subiaco star full forward Brad Smith (the WAFL's leading goalkicker for 2007, kicking 126 goals) to just 2 goals, helping East Fremantle to a 59 point victory over Subiaco (eventual 2007 premiers).In 2007, he had a very good season for East Fremantle in the WAFL, playing as a mobile key defender.In the 2008 pre-season, Spangher had been earmarked for assuming the centre half back position for West Coast in the future.Matthew Spangher attended Xavier College in Melbourne, Victoria.Matthew played the first five games of season 2010 before being dropped, right before the Western Derby against Fremantle Dockers