SA Footy

BOB Clayton, one of Port Adelaide's much-loved figures as a player and team official, has died.

Clayton died on Thursday morning after battling acute myeloid leukaemia. He was 65.

He played 151 SANFL games for the Magpies from 1966 to 1975.
__________________________________________________________________________________

Sad to hear about the loss of Bob, a great Port Adelaide man who will be sadly missed after a brave fight.

Vale.

one of the true good men of footy. condolences to the family.

Our family got to know the Claytons quite well when the lads played their junior footy at Salisbury, he was always able to share his time to offer advice/support around the club, a really good fella to have around.

Always ran the week long training camps at Alberton for the EP potentials of which I attended in 92. Lived and slept Port Adelaide....RIP Bob

65 is way too young to cark it. Condolences from someone who hates Port Adelaide

Thoughts with the Port Adelaide community, and Bob's family and friends etc, sad loss for the Magpies and South Aussie footy.

A sad day for the Port Adelaide Football Club and for South Australian Football in general.

Was lucky enough to have a general footy chat with Bob some time last year when at a Maggies game, a really nice guy and passionate Maggies man.

Condolonces to the family and friends, RIP Bob.

My condolences to the Clayton Family
Bobby ( Block Block ) Clayton i've known for 28yrs & i'll never forget what this fella has done for me in that time.
Thanks for everything Bobby, R.I.P big fella.

What a sad day for the PAFC. RIP Bob.

From Localfootysa...

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl ... 6136246853

made a huge impression at the west whyalla football club in 76. premiership coach.