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next quiz: 1 guess / post per clue. Good luck.

Who am I ......... (1st Clue)
Recruited from country Victoria I spent 12 seasons at the Dees.
I am .....?

Is the '12' an inclusive figure or one determined by taking the year commenced from the year retired ?

No offence intended re your mathematical prowess Deevoted :o

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Is the '12' an inclusive figure or one determined by taking the year commenced from the year retired ?

No offence intended re your mathematical prowess Deevoted :o

No offence taken ^_^ My calculator has new batteries.

A number of former players went on to serve on the board. That may or may not have any bearing on this, just thought I'd mention it.

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Gary Hardeman

I think you'll find that Gary was a local product who came from Moorabbin Technical School which wasn't part of the country by 1967.

You are 100% correct on that, But what about prior to him joining the Hawks.?

Originally from the country but the question says "recruited from country Victoria". He was recruited by us from Hawthorn. A bit misleading in an MFC quiz to talk about where the Hawks recruited him from.

Pardon me but I'm in a nitpicking mood today.

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I think you'll find that Gary was a local product who came from Moorabbin Technical School which wasn't part of the country by 1967. Originally from the country but the question says "recruited from country Victoria". He was recruited by us from Hawthorn. A bit misleading in an MFC quiz to talk about where the Hawks recruited him from. Pardon me but I'm in a nitpicking mood today.

You have been for a while land lover .

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I think you'll find that Gary was a local product who came from Moorabbin Technical School which wasn't part of the country by 1967. Originally from the country but the question says "recruited from country Victoria". He was recruited by us from Hawthorn. A bit misleading in an MFC quiz to talk about where the Hawks recruited him from. Pardon me but I'm in a nitpicking mood today.

I see your point, I was defending stingrays guess somewhat. (Dont know why, he got it wrong anyway). You could say we got him from the Hawks 2nds, via Inverloch originally. I luv to mislead. Nipick to your hearts content. lol next!

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I think you'll find that Gary was a local product who came from Moorabbin Technical School which wasn't part of the country by 1967.

I went to the same school as Garys' younger brother. I know who got all the footy abilities. I used to drill his brother every week on what goss he had.

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No offence taken ^_^ My calculator has new batteries.

A number of former players went on to serve on the board. That may or may not have any bearing on this, just thought I'd mention it.

If that's a hint, it could be, might be, may be, but is unlikely to be 'Bluey' Adams.

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