Mark Johnson Biography

Former Bomber Mark Johnson is seeking a five-figure pay out from the Dockers for an injury suffered in his year at Fremantle.

"We are continuing to work with Mark and his management on establishing an agreed framework for the rehabilitation of Mark's shoulders following his retirement from football last season," Fremantle chief executive Steve Rosich said.

Mark Johnson announces that he will retire at the end of the 2008 season after playing out the final year of his career with Fremantle.

"At the end of last year it didn't seem quite right to finish my career but at the end of this year I'm very comfortable with it and it seems like the right time," Johnson said.

"The club is in really good shape and I'm happy to be leaving at this time."

Kepler Bradley suggests that the Bombers may regret delisting him and teammate Mark Johnson after being picked up by the Dockers with picks 69 and 55 of the 2007 national draft respectively.

"They didn't do the trades for us, so hopefully me and 'Johnno' can prove them wrong," Bradley said.