WonnaJurah 5 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Ross Funke Phil Carman (didn't last long with us) Brent Heaver Hayden Lamaro 1 Quote
deesrock 0 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Anyone remember Jay Viney??? Was supposedly better than Todd. ( or something along those lines) Certainly remember Jay Viney - I thought he stayed for as long as he could and then when back and played in the SAFL. Anyone???? Quote
WonnaJurah 5 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Viney JAY 1988, 1990-91 23 Games 4 Goals Quote
Old Man Rivers 326 Posted June 28, 2006 Author Posted June 28, 2006 Viney JAY 1988, 1990-91 23 Games 4 Goals Henry Coles Tom Flower All The Elliot brothers from St.Kilda - I think we had them all@ one stage Steven Clark - Was sensational for half a season late 80's b4 wrecking his knee (sadly now deceased) Ken Roberts Mark Jackson - If only he didnt want to be a movie star We had an aboriginal kid in the 70's that promised the world - Colin somebody or that may have been his surname. Quote
Guest dee'viator Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 I agree... lol Demon Group: Members Posts: 166 Joined: 30-May 06 Member No.: 589 QUOTE(Rhino Richards @ Jun 27 2006, 09:47 PM) Scott Chisholm was headless chook with the ball. Prone to moments of sheer insanity. Russell (the rhino) Richards, also like a headless chook but with its head still intact. Quote
Old Man Rivers 326 Posted June 28, 2006 Author Posted June 28, 2006 Demon Group: Members Posts: 166 Joined: 30-May 06 Member No.: 589 QUOTE(Rhino Richards @ Jun 27 2006, 09:47 PM) Scott Chisholm was headless chook with the ball. Prone to moments of sheer insanity. Russell (the rhino) Richards, also like a headless chook but with its head still intact. Talking about headless Chooks has reminded me of this one Moose Henwood arrived @ the Dee's from the swans for a short unmemorable stint Quote
bazza 0 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Talking about headless Chooks has reminded me of this one Moose Henwood arrived @ the Dee's from the swans for a short unmemorable stint Hey Guys remeber the likes of clay sampson, think went to crows and tigers, micheal polley played in big jimmys record breaking game, Todd Mchardy another gun and also ormond allen and they didnt make it. god to think we drated both the jarmans in the 80's. Ummm thats all i can think of at this stage, anyone remeber i think it was O'brien played in mid 90's always in long sleeves, also robert pyman big wraps but never made the grade with us there are so many more that keep coming up hahaha, maybe we shd start a thread on dud trades by the MFC??? Quote
Jumping Jack Clennett 1,825 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Hayden Robbins and Luke Norman.....two players I sponsored! I'm with "Flash" now!! Quote
Guest fatty Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Henry Coles Tom Flower All The Elliot brothers from St.Kilda - I think we had them all@ one stage Steven Clark - Was sensational for half a season late 80's b4 wrecking his knee (sadly now deceased) Ken Roberts Mark Jackson - If only he didnt want to be a movie star We had an aboriginal kid in the 70's that promised the world - Colin somebody or that may have been his surname. Henry Coles is a ripper. No. 13 wasn't he? Andy Moir always gets me upset. Ruined my childhood. Adrian Battsiston played a few years but got shifted to Sydney. Melbourne U19s in the mid-80's under Jordan were formidable. Not many went on: Roger Ellingworth? ?? O'Brien? Batto - see above Graem Yeats - turned out okay Brett Bailey - wonder where he is now. Chris Connolly - Purple, White & Green Chris O'Sullivan?? Would love to see the old-timers reflect on the U19s of the mid-80s. The seniors wren't much chop so am guessing a few of you went and watched. Interesting that the U19s of the early-mid-80's graduated to the 87-onwards finals births but can't recall that many of them being there. Quote
Dalrot 85 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Hayden Robbins and Luke Norman.....two players I sponsored! I'm with "Flash" now!! Haydn Robins is an absolute gun footballer....at Beaconsfield. Kicked a ton quite a few times, won a few flags, retired a couple of years ago, made a successful comeback then retired again. He is now coaching Beaconsfield and yes has pulled on the boots yet again and is still going well. Also at local rivals Berwick, George Gorozidis is playing and I believe he was once on the Melbourne list? or maybe it was only the supplementary list? Quote
michael17seddon 0 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 Henry Coles is a ripper. No. 13 wasn't he? Andy Moir always gets me upset. Ruined my childhood. Adrian Battsiston played a few years but got shifted to Sydney. Melbourne U19s in the mid-80's under Jordan were formidable. Not many went on: Roger Ellingworth? ?? O'Brien? Batto - see above Graem Yeats - turned out okay Brett Bailey - wonder where he is now. Chris Connolly - Purple, White & Green Chris O'Sullivan?? Would love to see the old-timers reflect on the U19s of the mid-80s. The seniors wren't much chop so am guessing a few of you went and watched. Interesting that the U19s of the early-mid-80's graduated to the 87-onwards finals births but can't recall that many of them being there. It was Michael O'sullivan and he was a very talented but fragile player, one season ending injury after another. Paul O'Brien, particularly pacey, brother of a Stawell gift winner, Dallas , who did his knee jumping up and down in dismay after Kevin Bartlett was paid a free kick against him. Quote
Dee*ceiving 1,738 Posted June 28, 2006 Posted June 28, 2006 I also recall a Darren o'Brien playing for the Dees in the mid 90s. They picked him up as a mature age recruit from WA. I recall Luke Norman taking a big hanger in the goal square in one of his early games only to go back and kick it stright into the post. Apparently he was a black belt in tae kwon do or something. Is there such thing as an early game when you only play 10? Andrew Lamprill was another that promise plenty and delivered naught. He too took some big marks in the red and blue. Quote
John Dee 445 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Frank and Joe Rugolo. Frank did ok, Joe not. Quote
deesrock 0 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Frank and Joe Rugolo. Frank did ok, Joe not. FRANK - A Sandy Goal Kicking Legend!!!! Quote
Viney12 196 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Didn't Beams recently score about 400 runs in a cricket game down in Tassie? IIRC he played football on the Saturday and then went out and smashed it on Sunday at the cricket.... Paul Prymke....suffered back injury and didn't play again? What about Luke Ottens? Quote
Key Deefender 143 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Warren Dean - exploded onto the scene in the late 80s and then imploded out with at least one wrecked knee. Could have been an all-time Demon great. 1 Quote
Dee*ceiving 1,738 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Didn't Beams recently score about 400 runs in a cricket game down in Tassie? IIRC he played football on the Saturday and then went out and smashed it on Sunday at the cricket.... Paul Prymke....suffered back injury and didn't play again? What about Luke Ottens? i remember Prymke, actually I reckon he was a pretty good player before he had that back problem. What did the Dees do to deserve all those great players in the 90's having horrible runs with injury. Lyon, Schwarz, Charles, Tingay, G Lovett, Prymke, Jakovich. Man we were stiff. Also what was it with Melnourne picking up all those dud brothers? Both Cockatoo boys were dissappointing, not that Che was a superstar but he left them for dead. Damien Gaspar, possibly the worst AFL footballer every to pull on a jumper, makes Nicho look like full back of the century by comparison. Luke Ottens, come on! Allen Jakovich, not saying he was a dud because he was sensational when on the park but man we really could have used the 300 games Glen put on for the Eagles. Theres probably a few others that I can't think of ATM. Quote
michael17seddon 0 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 i remember Prymke, actually I reckon he was a pretty good player before he had that back problem. What did the Dees do to deserve all those great players in the 90's having horrible runs with injury. Lyon, Schwarz, Charles, Tingay, G Lovett, Prymke, Jakovich. Man we were stiff. Also what was it with Melnourne picking up all those dud brothers? Both Cockatoo boys were dissappointing, not that Che was a superstar but he left them for dead. Damien Gaspar, possibly the worst AFL footballer every to pull on a jumper, makes Nicho look like full back of the century by comparison. Luke Ottens, come on! Allen Jakovich, not saying he was a dud because he was sensational when on the park but man we really could have used the 300 games Glen put on for the Eagles. Theres probably a few others that I can't think of ATM. I think we definitely had the wrong Longmuir a few years ago and Jamie Barham was no Ricky Quote
Rampaging Demons 1 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 how have we overlooked David Grant?? Melbourne has always had a very strong seconds team, so heaps of depth! Quote
Dee*ceiving 1,738 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 David Grant, he actually had a pretty decent career at StKilda i think. Wouldn't have played many games for MFC. Must have been about 30 when we picked him up. There has been quite a few player transfers between st kilda and mfc over the years. Stephen Newport & Stephen Powell come to mind immediately and of course Luke (the drink) Beveridge Quote
Old Man Rivers 326 Posted June 29, 2006 Author Posted June 29, 2006 David Grant, he actually had a pretty decent career at StKilda i think. Wouldn't have played many games for MFC. Must have been about 30 when we picked him up. There has been quite a few player transfers between st kilda and mfc over the years. Stephen Newport & Stephen Powell come to mind immediately and of course Luke (the drink) Beveridge Darren Kowal - Massive Massive dissapointment for the Melbourne Footy Club Back to Henry Coles - rumour has it he wasn't paying attention to the coach at half time in a seconds game in the late 70's. Big Carl was coaching the 1st & down in the rooms & had a go @ him. The two went behind closed doors for a chat & all everybody could hear was fists flying & connecting & Carl screaming you can have an open clearance to anywhere you like. He was never seen at the Melbourne Football Club again. I think I read this tale in Robbie Flowers Autobiography. Robbie said he had never been more terrified in his life. Instant repect for Carl but apparently little fiery Henry Coles landed the most punches. Carlwalked out brushed his suiut down & it was business as usual. Quote
whatwhat say what 23,852 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 moo kowal. for mine, still the worst player to play 100 games in the red and blue. had pace...shame he couldn't kick, mark, or handball. sean charles and brent heaver both debuted by kicking 5 against carlton...who recruited both of em after they'd given us service. paul prymke was shaping up as one of the best fb's of his generation, only to be cruelled by a bad back. we picked up a lot of duds from sa - sampson, ormond-allen, nick pesch, et al. balme had a soft spot for his fellow croweaters. Quote
Toad33 57 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 What about the Great Kelvin Templeton. Footscray great and Melbourne.......well......I can't remember if he actually played for us. Quote
Hards 2 Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 Andrew Lamprill was another that promise plenty and delivered naught. He too took some big marks in the red and blue. Goal in Round 1 of 92 - on debut even? - left foot snap from the boundary line at the Punt Rd end Olympic Stand side that went a million metres into the air and somehow went through. Classic. Quote
Old Man Rivers 326 Posted June 29, 2006 Author Posted June 29, 2006 What about the Great Kelvin Templeton. Footscray great and Melbourne.......well......I can't remember if he actually played for us. The great Kelvin Templeton sadly was spent by the time we got him but I can remember a rare victory @ kardinia park about 1984 when he bagged 8 goals in the Red & Blue Quote
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