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  1. 20-06-2013, 10:22 PM #1
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    Easy to forget end of career transfers

    You need to put your thinking caps on.

    What career players in the VFL/AFL are considered 'one club' (loosely speaking) when they played on generally badly for a season too long.

    Kekovich - 4 games Collingwood
    Hawkins - 21 games Fitzroy
    Winmar - 21 games WBFC
    Brereton - 7 games Sydney , 14 games Collingwood


    Others?
    Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Glenn Hawker

    Mick McGuane
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Quote Originally Posted by azabob View Post
    Glenn Hawker

    Mick McGuane
    Ah, good one Az, completely forgot about Micky M.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Here's one to test you. Who did Damien Monkhurst stretch out 10 games too many with ?
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Quote Originally Posted by M.R.M View Post
    Here's one to test you. Who did Damien Monkhurst stretch out 10 games too many with ?
    I'm going to stay off google for the challenge. I'll go with Hawthorn, only because he's an assistant there. No confidence in this though.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    I'm going to stay off google for the challenge. I'll go with Hawthorn, only because he's an assistant there. No confidence in this though.
    I nearly fell of my chair when it was bought to my attention recently. StKilda, 2000. Forgettable.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Quote Originally Posted by M.R.M View Post
    I nearly fell of my chair when it was bought to my attention recently. StKilda, 2000. Forgettable.
    Serious? No way.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Max Crow 1986
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    The older we get the less "LIFE IN PRISON" is a deterrent...
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Mick Martyn, come on down.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    James McDonald, Dean Brogan, Chad Cornes
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Aaron James ( the next Carey)
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    Dare I say it A jackovich
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Phil Krakouer. Played 6 games for us I think.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Always thought it was a shame Jesaulenko left the Blues.
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Corey McKernan...not when he went to Carlton but when he went back to the kangaroos.

    Could probably add Jonathan Hay and Jade Rawlings to that list of good list management decisions by the kangas!
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    Re: Easy to forget end of career transfers

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    You need to put your thinking caps on.

    What career players in the VFL/AFL are considered 'one club' (loosely speaking) when they played on generally badly for a season too long.

    Kekovich - 4 games Collingwood
    Hawkins - 21 games Fitzroy
    Winmar - 21 games WBFC
    Brereton - 7 games Sydney , 14 games Collingwood


    Others?
    I'll agree it's forgotten by most, but not me. It was the first real player move I remember as a kid, and it cut me to the core. Took his number off and never wore another until today, as chance would have it. Just had the number 9 put on my new guernsey…
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