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Bobby McKenzie
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BTW I will go for 9 from 11, 12 & 14.

Tough job though.

Progress scores to date: Current leaders are 9 (9 votes), 12 (7 votes), 2 (5 votes), 11 (4 votes), 16 (2 votes). Nos 35, 13, 14 and 45 have all polled one vote. Keep your votes flowing in.

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    12, 2, 9.

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    Nice thread Bobby, hope you don't mind me listing a few who IMO warrant a mention -

    4. Peter Giles

    5. Neil Crompton

    7. Graham Osborne

    8. Peter Keenan

    10. Ken Emselle

    11. Steven Icke

    15. Ron Baggott

    17. Alan La Fontaine

    18. Wally Lock

    19. Darren Bennett Ray Biffin Keith Carroll

    20. Russell Richards Matthew Febey

    21. Graham Molloy Brian Leahy

    22. Shane McGrath

    24. Percy Beames

    25. Colin McLean Nathan Brown

    27. Dennis Jones

    29. Shaun Smith

    32. Shane Zantuck

    34. Ralph Lane Len Mann

    40. Mark Jamar

    42. Peter Walsh

    43. Greg Hutchison Guy Rigoni

    45. Ricky Jackson Matthew Whelan

    47. Alan Jarrott

    24 just got a lot better

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    No Juice under 29? Disappointing.

    Disappointing that he wasn't any good?

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    I'm sure Frank Davis was #7 ??? HBF in the '64 Grand Final team ...

    According to MFC book 'Heroes' Frank Davis was no. 40 in 1964 and was then no. 6 from 1965 to the end of his career in 1973. Cheers.

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    I'm sure Frank Davis was #7 ??? HBF in the '64 Grand Final team ...

    Owen Zinko wore the number 7 in 1964 however did not play finals. Owen who he says ? :unsure:

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    Final Results TOP THREE:

    Ist #9 Dixon, Alan Johnson, Neitz,Trengove and Fowler

    2nd # 12 Mueller, Spencer, Viney and Sylvia

    3rd # 2 Flower, McKenzie, Rowarth, Tingay and Jones

    Thanks to those who voted.

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    Good thread Bobby! Was a great exercise. Been having discussions with my sister who she should get on her jumper for 2012.

    She's leaning towards no 4 and no 9. I advised her of the history of these jumpers to try and sway her decision.

    She loves Jack Watts tho... :-)

    Gippy

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    Good thread Bobby! Was a great exercise. Been having discussions with my sister who she should get on her jumper for 2012.

    She's leaning towards no 4 and no 9. I advised her of the history of these jumpers to try and sway her decision.

    She loves Jack Watts tho... :-)

    Gippy

    She can't go wrong with either number Gippy. No 4, as well as Jack Watts, featured none other than the legendary Norm Smith. John Lord and Tony Sullivan were great players too.

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