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Originally posted by Reggi
The dreaded 20
Ablett and John Stevens for starters
GT
The dreaded 20
Ablett and John Stevens for starters
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Mr. Overrated - Steve Wright.Originally posted by Reggi
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D Myles, S Feast, Rouvray?
This jumper should be retired IMO, clearly does not work unless someone can correct meComment
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Originally posted by Reggi
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Ball, Chapman
Bernard Toohey Sanford Wheeler
Max James father of Heath.Comment
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David McLeishOriginally posted by Reggi
29 Will Sangaster, Neil Cordy, M PowellComment
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Bit harsh, IMO an excellent goer, incidentally Hafey mentions him amongst his favourites at the Swans in front of some much more vaunted players!Originally posted by Nico
Mr. Overrated - Steve Wright.Sports do not build character. They reveal it....Heywood Broun
I always turn to the sports pages first, which record people's accomplishments. The front page has nothing but man's failures......Earl WarrenComment
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The tough, Gary Brice, an all time favourite of mine.Originally posted by Reggi
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Willoughby, Seymour, CarrollComment
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Max Kruse.Originally posted by Reggi
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Terry Thripe?? Warfe, Tony Malakelis!!!, Lambert??Comment
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It would be good to get this complete, what nos did Goldsmith and Cleggy wear?
Great to see the 'Moose' mentioned again, and Sanford Wheeler did he have the first 'dreadies' in the comp? And a great asset to the club, energetic defender.........and his band played at Club functions!
This should be a project for someone, update the numbers game, one of those million plus posters, who obviously have the time.......Sports do not build character. They reveal it....Heywood Broun
I always turn to the sports pages first, which record people's accomplishments. The front page has nothing but man's failures......Earl WarrenComment
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Opinion only, but was a very frustrating footballer who kicked poorly and rarely performed against the top teams. Let us down far too many times for mine, an opinion shared by the boys just to the right of the scoreboard at the Lake Oval, and just to the left of the small pie stand.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!Comment
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Fred Goldsmith wore number 2 and Ron Clegg wore number 23Originally posted by Rob-bloods
It would be good to get this complete, what nos did Goldsmith and Cleggy wear?
Great to see the 'Moose' mentioned again, and Sanford Wheeler did he have the first 'dreadies' in the comp? And a great asset to the club, energetic defender.........and his band played at Club functions!
This should be a project for someone, update the numbers game, one of those million plus posters, who obviously have the time.......Comment
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Up in Sydney he did the business, hard at it and held his own when Dr Geoff bought the Mercenary squad, we must agree to disagree.Originally posted by Nico
Opinion only, but was a very frustrating footballer who kicked poorly and rarely performed against the top teams. Let us down far too many times for mine, an opinion shared by the boys just to the right of the scoreboard at the Lake Oval, and just to the left of the small pie stand.Sports do not build character. They reveal it....Heywood Broun
I always turn to the sports pages first, which record people's accomplishments. The front page has nothing but man's failures......Earl WarrenComment
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Direen was 33, and later 18
pretty sure Ben Doolan wore 4 at some stage
I think Graham Dempster wore 13
Don't forget Fitzy for 18
Rouvray was 45
Kent Butcher had 20 in 1996
Mark Orchard wore 24 in the late 90's
Bernard Toohey was 15
Garlick wore 35 early and later 29
Matty Nicks wore 36 in his first year
Micky O started in 38
Clinton King wore 37 and then 25
Ryan O'Keefe started in 39 and Ben Fixter 40
Kennelly's first year was in 41
Wade Chapman and Simon Arnott both started off in 42
McPherson wore 48 in his first year
Plugger finished up in 46!
Rocca wore 16
Troy Gray was 25
Matthew Ah Mat wore 29 in the early 90's
Brett Allison was 15
Scotty Russell's second and final year was in 29
Andrew Bomford was 44 in his first stint and 17 in his second
Ryan O'Connor was 16
Peter Caven was 26
Tho I doubt any of these will win their numbers!Comment
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besides the voting for the best player to have worn the number. I'd just love to know the history of the number. Perhaps this is something we can obtain from the club itself and record it on here as we are embracing our history more and more these days.Here's my heart and you can break it
I need some release, release, release
We need
Love and peaceComment
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Can any-one get into the rooms. The history of each number should be on the lockers.Pay peanuts get monkeysComment
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Thripp.33
Terry Thripe??
I hought Stevie Wright was a fine player for the club - kicked 8 against West Coast and followed with 5 against Essendon in 1988 IIRC, plus 2 B&Fs.
Big fan of Brice too.
Other numbers I can think of:
11 - Peter Bedford
23 - Colin Hounsel, Justin CrawfordCaptain 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."Comment
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