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Stewart Loewe?


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I've just re checked....

Sidebottom 193cm
Riewoldt 193cm
Loewe 194cm
Gehrig 195cm

The G-train.... :D


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Thank You wrote:Missed it by THAT much!

1cm to be precise!

:shock:
make that 2cm.....

It would have to be Mark Scott in 1980 he kicked 53 goals and is 196cm tall


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mark scott didnt kick over 50gls :shock:


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mcadam05 wrote:mark scott didnt kick over 50gls :shock:
On the AFL web site it says so....

http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=aflrec ... eid=180227


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Post: # 134567Post mcadam05 »

im at work i cant check my records but i did have G as the tallest :oops:


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didnt he come too stkilda during the season???? he may of kick some of those gls for hawthorn i thought scotts best season fro stk was 42goals around there


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Post: # 134754Post mcadam05 »

the answer too who was the tallest player too kick 50 or more in a season for stkilda is...............the big Gee Train.

Scott did kick 53gls in 1980 but only 48 of them were for us the other 5 were for Hawthorn

heres a question too wrap this part of the quiz up
Scott was the leading goalkicker for stkilda with 48gls in 1980 and 45gls in 1982 hes the 2nd tallest player too be the leading goalkicker in a season so whos the tellest :D


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This is just a guess...

Len Mills in 1929 with 20 goals and was 203cm


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peter everitt


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rexy wrote:peter everitt
I'd say Spider as well


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rexy wrote:peter everitt
I'm fairly sure everitt was never the leading goal kicker at the saints


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peter everitt with 40 gls in 2000 at 203cms is the answer :D


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1/ Which member of the 1966 Grand Final team was named the "Black Duck" by Jeansy?

2/ Which former great player is known as "Coconut"?


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Part 2 - Neil Roberts

Part 1 - Alan Morrow?


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1. Allan Davis?
2. Neil Roberts


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Eamon_Dunphy wrote:1/ Which member of the 1966 Grand Final team was named the "Black Duck" by Jeansy?

2/ Which former great player is known as "Coconut"?
I'll go...

1. Black Duck - Ian Synman (the only player never to swap his jumper at the ground, but after peer group pressure traded jumpers with #5 Terry Waters two days later.)

2. Coconut - Neil Roberts


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Well...the trivia thread seems to have gone off the rails...

Eamon has gone AWOL... St Fid - you better ask a Q to put us back on the track.

BTW, for those newer posters, anybody can play this game but read page 1 first (you only get to ask your Q after you have got the existing Q correct) - ie no jumping in with your Q otherwise we'll get all messed up again.

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I'll just jump in with a question.
What was unique about the 1960's in terms of the premierships won?
Think teams that won them.
It is unique to the 1960's alone.
And no its not because of our only flag.
Its a bit lateral, so I apologise.


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unique to 60s

Post: # 143946Post terry smith rules »

I would say that as a decade it had the most number of diff teams win a flag

7 in total

Melb
Hawth
Ess
Geel
St. k
Rich
carl

as for other ?

guess for A. Davis as little black duck, youngest player in team


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All of the premiers were Melbourne based?.... :lol:

Seriously, one interesting fact is that all of the premiers (except one) won every one of their finals games.

Most premiers won in straight sets, however:

essendon (1965) won 3/3 and richmond (1969) won 3/3.

Only the Saints were able to lose a final and come back to win the flag.


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Also...

The 1960's is the only decade where none of the premiers have gone back-to-back.


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OK ...

Iv'e got one....

Round 2 1991...

What club record did Tony Lockett achieve?


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lenatwildwildwest wrote:Also...

The 1960's is the only decade where none of the premiers have gone back-to-back.
thats the one I was after.
Great stuff len!!


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