1964 Rd 17 footage

[whers_jacka_now 97]

Pretty good quality considering TV had only been in Australia for 8 years. Check the commentary at 2.51  agree entirely, Barassi a gun.

 

Edited August 17, 2016 by whers_jacka_now
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[Chook 14,998]

48 minutes ago, whers_jacka_now said:

Pretty good quality considering 10 had only been in Australia for 8 years. Check the commentary at 2.51  agree entirely, Barassi a gun.

 

Turns out idiotic handpasses have been a Melbourne specialty for over fifty years.

Also: My god that muddy playing surface.

[Dr. Gonzo 23,723]

I uploaded that to Youtube after receiving it in a trade for some other footy tapes. I've got a few other pieces from the 60's too however nothing before this unfortunately so it's all from the post Barassi/Smith glory era.

[Dr. Gonzo 23,723]

That goal by Hassa Mann though....

[whers_jacka_now 97]

Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

I uploaded that to Youtube after receiving it in a trade for some other footy tapes. I've got a few other pieces from the 60's too however nothing before this unfortunately so it's all from the post Barassi/Smith glory era.

awesome, thanks mate. I love the 60s Dees fans.

[Deevout 491]

Thanks for posting this. What a mud heap! Reminded me of some of the players of the time. Was at the 64, GF as a boy. Hope I get to see another MFC, GF win before I am subbed out. 

[chook fowler 19,265]

That was a joy to watch. Pretty good skills in those conditions.

what a champ Hassa was.

[jules7 777]

Awesome slog, great memories! 

 

[Dante 2,704]

I was at the ground that day, behind the goals where Hassa kicked the goal, I was getting a bit anxious but always thought we'd win.

If you weren't around in those days you wouldn't believe the conditions of some of the grounds they played at, especially Glenferrie Oval where this game was held, it was a long narrow ground and I doubt they had any drainage.

 

Edited August 16, 2016 by Dante

[Diamond_Jim 12,361]

I hate to admit it but I was there that day.

Was brought along by some friends who lived on the Glenferrie train line.

I was young and really cannot remember the game save that everyone told me it was a biggy.

The first game in my memory was against Footscray in 1962 after begging my father (who was a Queenslander) to take me along

Thanks

[daisycutter 29,342]

glenferrie oval never looked nicer 

[Grapeviney 9,538]

Love how everyone ran onto the ground after Hassa's goal - I felt like doing that when Tyson kicked the sealer against them the other week. 

[Sir Why You Little 36,670]

Wow that's great stuff

Frank "Bluey" on the wing...

[dee-eee 231]

I was there as a 15 year old .  Hawthorn mates to this day swear that Hassa missed that snap which cost them not only their first ever clean sweep of Home victories but more importantly a spot  in the then Final Four . 

[MadAsHell 4,209]

1 hour ago, Deevout said:

Thanks for posting this. What a mud heap! Reminded me of some of the players of the time. Was at the 64, GF as a boy. Hope I get to see another MFC, GF win before I am subbed out. 

That wasn't you running out onto the ground after the Hassa Mann goal was it Deevout????

[Ricky P 757]

2 hours ago, dee-eee said:

I was there as a 15 year old .  Hawthorn mates to this day swear that Hassa missed that snap which cost them not only their first ever clean sweep of Home victories but more importantly a spot  in the then Final Four . 

Gee - lucky it wasn't called a behind, otherwise we're sitting on 11 premierships!

[Courtney_Fish 183]

4 hours ago, whers_jacka_now said:

Pretty good quality considering 10 had only been in Australia for 8 years.

Can somebody please explain this statement to me?

[Wrecker45 3,378]

How was the umpire still able to bounce it in ball ups?

[bush demon 2,010]

Barassi cribbing the mark.  Fantastic.

[Dr. Gonzo 23,723]

I wish there was more footage of Barassi in the red and blue. I always figured Michael Voss would be the best modern comparison, would this be accurate?

[Earl Hood 6,058]

4 hours ago, Courtney_Fish said:

Can somebody please explain this statement to me?

I think he means TV which started in 1956 for the Olympics

[whers_jacka_now 97]

4 hours ago, Courtney_Fish said:

Can somebody please explain this statement to me?

woops i missed the word,"television".

[Bossdog 2,002]

My Aunty, who is 95 and still goes to all our games at the G, saw Hassa Mann at the Hawthorn game and had a long conversation with him (she sure can talk) about his playing days.   Wonderful player and a wonderful man. 

[iv'a worn smith 1,979]

12 hours ago, Dante said:

I was at the ground that day, behind the goals where Hassa kicked the goal, I was getting a bit anxious but always thought we'd win.

If you weren't around in those days you wouldn't believe the conditions of some of the grounds they played at, especially Glenferrie Oval where this game was held, it was a long narrow ground and I doubt they had any drainage.

 

And often the cheeky train driver, running the 4:38 to Blackburn, would cruise past the oval and toot the horn.  People would often run on the ground believing that the siren had gone.

 

I was there the day Barry Bourke took out Hudson.  Hudson had 8 till half time.  I reckon Barry ran 50 metres to take Hudson out. You can only wonder what the MRP would have done to him, if such an action happened today.  We ended up winning that day, with Frankie Giampaolo kicked the winning goal from the goal square at the swimming pool end.  Great memories.

[dieter 3,325]

12 minutes ago, iv'a worn smith said:

And often the cheeky train driver, running the 4:38 to Blackburn, would cruise past the oval and toot the horn.  People would often run on the ground believing that the siren had gone.

 

I was there the day Barry Bourke took out Hudson.  Hudson had 8 till half time.  I reckon Barry ran 50 metres to take Hudson out. You can only wonder what the MRP would have done to him, if such an action happened today.  We ended up winning that day, with Frankie Giampaolo kicked the winning goal from the goal square at the swimming pool end.  Great memories.

I was there that day too: I very much doubt that we won....

And didn't Hudson fall over Bourke's leg???