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Originally posted by Ert This is exactly the problem I've come across
Also - someone mentioned #27 for Richard Ambrose - if so what number did Sanford "Matty" Wheeler wear that year? (1993)
I've sorted out the Scott Direen one - thanks guys
I've got some of the easier numbers sorted right back to the early 80's
Number 7 is the easiest - thanks to Carroll and Seymour - I've got it filled all the way back to 1981
#15 and #23 right back to 1978
#16 back to 1983
#10 - I'm just missing 1983 to take it all the way back to 1980
#13 and #30 I've got every year back to '80
#3 and #4 I've gotten back to 1986
#18 I just need to sort out the Matthew Lloyd/Craig Nettlebeck clash of 1990/91 to go all the way back to 1979
#26 I'm missing 1993 but have every other year back to 1979
#29 and #31 go back to 1987
I have gaps all over the place in the other numbers
Hi Ert,
some I think I remember are:
16 was Ricky Quade
10 was Brian Woodman - mid to late 70's
29 was that David Mcleish? in the 70's
31 was Francis Jackson
I posted an entire list of the ones I have so far a couple of pages back - as I said, I'm mainly concentrating on the Sydney years for starters, but South Melbourne numbers are much appreciated as I'm working my way back 10 years at a time
Originally posted by Ert bout time I bumped this again
Ok here goes. Can't be bothered reading all posts so some of these you may already have.
1. John Ironmonger, Paul Roos, Len Thompson, John Murphy,(ex-fitzroy) Greg Stafford, Neville Fields, Ray Ball???(father of Luke) Greg Stafford
2. Vic Aanensen, Greg Williams Wayne Schwass.
3 Mick Stilo, Gerrard Healy, Dale Lewis
4 Keith Baskin, Tony Lockett, Merv Neagle, Dean McRae
5 John Rantal,l Ian Roberts, Craig O'Brien
6 Andrew Dunkley, Silvio Foschini, Shannon Grant, Brett Scott.
7. Gary Brice, Dennis Carrol Kevin Goss, Brad Seymour
8. John Scarlett,(father of Matthew) John Murphy (70's) Barry Beecroft, Tony Haenan (father of Toby, Australian swimmer),Greg Smith, Michael Wright, Daryn Creswell, Simon Minton-Connell
9. David Ackerley, Gerrard Neesham (dockers coach), Wayne Henwood
10 John Roberts, Bob Pratt, Wayne Walsh, David Bolton, Brian Woodman, Peter Filandia, Barry Mitchell.
11. Peter Bedford, Mark Browning, Stuart Maxfield, Darren Kappler
12 Norm Goss, Kevin Dyson
13. Graham Dempster (father of Sean) Rod Carter, Greg Miller.(the bloke who pinched Carey from us)
14 Bob Skilton, David Young, Tony Franklin, Stephen Allender, Paul Kelly.
15 Bernie Evans, Stephan Carey??? Greg Stafford (Early)
16. Ricky Quade
17. Russell Cook, Russell Hodges, Jason Mooney, Tadgh Kennelly, Craig Potter.
18. Paul Harrison, Wayne Carroll, Robert Dean.
19. Anthony Daniher, Terry O'neill, Jim Prentice, Graeme Jacobs, Michael O'Loughlin. Terry Daniher???? (not sure on this one)
20. Graeme Teasdale, Ian Thompson, John Sudholz
21. John Pitura, Tony Morwood, Michael Byrne
22. Peter Carter, Peter McCracken, Craig Holden
23. Colin Hounsell, Matthew Nicks
24. John Blair, Derek Kickett, Alan Richardson (father of Matthew), Steve Taubert.
25 Barry Round, Haydn McAuliffe
26. Steve Hoffman, Simon Feast.
27. Reg Gleeson, Wade Chapman, Max James (father of Heath)
29. David McLeish
30. Fred Way Shane Zantuck, David Rhys-Jones
31. Stuart Bennett, Francis Jackson.
32. Robert Doyle (father of Stephen)
33. Greg Lambert
34. Stewart Gull, Paul Hawke, Max Kruse, Troy Luff, Paul Morwood.
Originally posted by Rob-bloods Bit harsh, IMO an excellent goer, incidentally Hafey mentions him amongst his favourites at the Swans in front of some much more vaunted players!
Stevie wright was a champion and went so hard at the ball!!
Great stuff Dr J - it's like a trip down memory lane. I just watched on Fox Footy some 1978 stuff, and it was great to see our old sloggers out there again, where if we managed to win 10 games in a season it was a great achievement!!
Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."
Magnificent list Doctor - filled in plenty of gaps - but some names have caused me some confusion
Originally posted by Doctor J.
1. Len Thompson, John Murphy,(ex-fitzroy) Neville Fields
Len Thompson 1979
John Murphy (ex-Fitzroy) 1978-79
Neville Fields 1978-81
Did we have three #1's in 1979?
8. John Scarlett,(father of Matthew) John Murphy (70's) Barry Beecroft, Tony Haenan (father of Toby, Australian swimmer),Greg Smith, Michael Wright,
Plenty of overlap here
Greg Smith 1980-84
Michael Wright 1978-80
John Scarlett 1977-78
Barry Beecroft 1973-77
John Murphy (non Fitzroy) 1970-73
Tony Haenan 1966-71
As a general rule of thumb I'm assuming the older player wore the number during the first year or two of the newer players career - though this may not always be the case - if anyone has alternate numbers for any of these guys would be a big help! Another problem with this era is that mid-season trades were common - so I am going to come across instances of 2 players wearing a number in the same year
9. David Ackerley, Gerrard Neesham
Neesham 1982
Ackerly 1976-85
10. David Bolton
I thought he was #16?
13. Graham Dempster (father of Sean), Greg Miller.
Greg Miller 1972-76
Graham Dempster 1972-79
5 years of overlap here!
20. Graeme Teasdale, Ian Thompson
Teasdale 1975-81
Thomson 1973-76
21. Tony Morwood, Michael Byrne
I already have Byrne as #14 for the 2 years he played (1987-88) and surely Tony Morwood would've been wearing 21 in those years
If we can sort out the overlaps in those numbers, we'll have a HUGE chunk of the 70's done thanks to the Doctor
still hunting for numbers from the 1980-93 period (I know most of you have probably blocked large chunks of it from your memory - especially the early 90's)
I've just added 1993 stats, which, at the next update (Monday), will include the 93 guernsey numbers. Hopefully they're right, but you never can tell with newspapers.
One strange thing - Aldo Dipetta (2 games)- the Herald Sun claimed his number was 0. And so did the The Age.
Could this really be the case?
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