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16 hours ago, Star of the 80s said:

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What an absolute pleasure to randomly scan this photo, & to my delight, see my long passed grandpa's photo.  He was a trainer for the under 19's.  Sincere thank you to Star of the 80's for sharing.  This has made my day.

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16 hours ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

I recognise quite a few people in that shot. My very good friend Jason is front and centre about to start a chant and next to him holding a flogger is Hayden Burbank. The Flag Inn sponsorship would make it 1987?

The photo was actually taken in 1988.

 
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9 hours ago, mo64 said:

Jeez we had a lot of talent in 1975, and yet we finished 3rd last. Four members of our Team of the Century (Hardeman, Flower, Alves and Wells), in addition to Big Carl, Garry Baker, Ross Brewer and Ray Biffin. Unfortunately we didn't have any prolific goalkickers at that time, so I'd imagine that Ross Brewer was our best forward, along with a young Steven Smith.

Also noticed Marty Lyons name appearing. It's a shame we didn't get his son Jarryd.

We did finish 6th on the ladder in 1976 and should have made the finals that season. We missed out because Footscray was able to draw with the top side Carlton in the last round after we had beaten Collingwood at Vic Park to give them their first ever wooden spoon. I attended that game as a 10 year old with my late Dad and my brother who was 8 at the time.

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12 hours ago, layzie said:

Keep these coming they are beaut!

I have lots more photos to come!


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