Was it greatest winning margin or highest score at that time for the Saints in any game. Maybe both?

Ian Corner in '72 v Carlton?

Since 1993, six different players have worn No. 16 in senior games for the Saints.

Who are they and who played the most games in that number in that period.

Round 10 v West Coast

Correct!

Nobody else came close to that record.

BigPond broadband allows you to call up any game from the last two seasons.

The question relates to the player's entire career at St.Kilda. He might have played 300 games or he might have played 1 but he never kicked a behind and kicked more than five goals

Lenny Hayes hit the post from 20 metres out on a tough angle after we had kicked nine straight.

Who is the only player in the last 12 years to have kicked more than 5 goals for the Saints without ever kicking a behind?

B W and R all over wrote:Leigh Capsalis and Nick Hanson.

Jeez if I'm right that means my head is officially filled up with way too much crap

Yes, your head is filled with way too much crap.

Nobody has worn a number greater than 45 in the last ten years in a senior game (except perhaps as a replacement for a wardrobe malfunction).

Who were the two players that wore higher numbers in senior games in 1993.

Trevor O'Hoy- Fosters. Unless you mean the new CEO of Hawthorn, but they are not a world renowned organisation.

Sorry for setting a dud question and then going away for the rest of the day.

If I'd asked the question I meant to ask, the answer would have been 34.

So I guess it is St. Fid.

Which number under 40 has not been worn in a senior game since 1998?

Also Joel Smith's birthday although he was a few years younger.

Peter Everitt and Daniel Healy both turned 23.

I thought '98 was more significant when they both kicked 6 on their birthday against the Eagles at Subiaco.

I think we should put an embargo on questions from the e-saint website. Kosi Fan Tutti or the E-Sainter might sue.

Brodie Atkinson.

Who was the last player to kick all of St.Kilda's goals in a match?

Too easy.

You're up.

If you've heard this before it is easy, if not we could be in for a long one.

In Michael Tuck's illustrious career he was reported only once, for striking which Victorian captain?

If you're talking the last 25 years it has to be either Anthony Harvey or Rob Elphinstone.

I guess you are referring to "The Eel"

Doug Nicholls?

Were they Brownlow Medallists at the time.

We would have had Lockett, Harvey and Brian Wilson in the same team but before Harvey had won a Brownlow.

St Fidelius wrote:
That was a bit tricky, you did say one more game for the Saints?

Yes he celebrated his "300th" game but it was actually his 299th for St.Kilda.

The final game that he played for the Saints, with no real fanfare that I can remember, was actually his 300th.

Represented Victoria in 1 game???? That's near enough. It used to be that if you played for Victoria and were forced to miss a club game, that game was included in your tally. Somewhere along the line that policy was changed and Breen's tally was adjusted from 301 to 300. A mate of mine said he saw...

An appropriate question for post number 300.

Barry Breen celebrated his 300th game against Footscray in 1982. He played one more game for the Saints before retiring but these days is credited with only 300 games. Why?

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Dean Grieg 94
Dean Matthews 95
Luke Beveridge 96-99
Chad Davis 00
The Blake 01-04

OK,
Whoever thinks they are correct can ask the next question. I will be away for a couple of days.

Name the 4 former Saints players who won Jack Oatey medals (the SANFL equivalent of the Norm Smith) between 1993 and 2000.