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club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Wed May 21, 2008 8:29 pm
by best on hill
who is the club stalwarts, oldest players out in local footy. the blokes that dont ask for any think just the mateship that comes with playing footy.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 8:40 pm
by CK
Remember playing against a B-grader from the old Eastern Rangers in Hills Country (then Div.2) who was 61 at the time. Little Miller Rankine was still playing pretty reasonable footy at around 46 at the same time for Mt Torrens.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 8:42 pm
by norm11
PLayed with a guy at two wells who won a b grade g f at 50
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Wed May 21, 2008 9:49 pm
by The Rooster
Tony Burne, The Burner! Still plays super rules and was a State rep last year!! That bloke will still be running three years after his body is dead!
Dave Beagley is another, He and Tony Burne with a combined age of over 110 years of age were still all Australian's in Masters football (super rules)
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 9:51 pm
by GWW
I think Derek Gollan was playing in Meningie's B grade (RMFL) into his late 40's, maybe even 50's.
One of the Myponga guys in the GSFL, Hutchison i think is the name, was playing A grade in his late 30's/40's?? as well.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 10:19 pm
by Bearno5
Played in a game with South Augausta in the Bs against Sollies. On the trip down in the bus to Pirie we worked out the average age of the team to be 33. Trevor Hill the wingman the oldest at 46.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 8:28 am
by footyislife
Colin karpany played in a lot of country leagues in his fortys and could be still playing
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 9:37 am
by Cougar
Kym Pearce at Kersbrook at 51 still playing 'C' grade. Like the others mentioned a Super Rules Legend. Should Clock up his 500th next season for the Brookers, and played over 100 for the Gullies in his younger days. Still has the long hair and his 'Bruce Doull like Headband'. Ask anyone who's played Super Rules in the last 15 years, particularly against Hills, and they'll know who he is.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 10:50 am
by norm11
rooster He is still fit, and would run rings around half half the players in the apfl.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 1:49 pm
by Hafey
Morphett Vale C Grade has a bald guy running still he would late 40's . Roberston ?
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

Posted:
Thu May 22, 2008 2:03 pm
by Hazbeen
The Rooster wrote:Tony Burne, The Burner! Still plays super rules and was a State rep last year!! That bloke will still be running three years after his body is dead!
Dave Beagley is another, He and Tony Burne with a combined age of over 110 years of age were still all Australian's in Masters football (super rules)
Agree Burne is a legend, also there is/was an old fella (he looks he is about 50) by the name of Robert King at Virginia who would of played in their recent B's flags.
The APFL has always had older fella running around in the 2's holding their own. I played with Eugene Warrior Snr at the Pies who was in his late 40's finishing top 3 in the B & F, Steve Guy at the Peckers in still kicking goals in his late 40's. Shagga Pym was still playing FB or even BP in the 1's approaching 50 and playing with his adult sons at the Tiges and Mick Ciccalella (Justin's dad) and Neil Veitch leading the way for the Eagles magoos well into their 40's.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 2:37 pm
by BIG SEXY
Tom Graetz finished up for Moorook footy club last year at the age of 46 i reckon. finished high in the B&F and always got his hands on the footy regardless of where he was put.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Thu May 22, 2008 5:11 pm
by overloaded
Vladamere Kurovek still plays in port lincoln at age 63 and hold his own.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Fri May 23, 2008 10:41 am
by razorback7
Cougar wrote:Kym Pearce at Kersbrook at 51 still playing 'C' grade. Like the others mentioned a Super Rules Legend. Should Clock up his 500th next season for the Brookers, and played over 100 for the Gullies in his younger days. Still has the long hair and his 'Bruce Doull like Headband'. Ask anyone who's played Super Rules in the last 15 years, particularly against Hills, and they'll know who he is.
haha piercey.... he was playing B's last year two wasnt he cougar.. at 50 still playing B Grade and still playing well is a good feat.. His son can play a bit too haha
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Fri May 23, 2008 10:52 am
by limb
There's some old bloke that plays in the 2's for Encounter Bay who looks like he's be well into his 50's.. everyone's too scared to tackle him in case they break his hip or something.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Fri May 23, 2008 10:54 am
by The Sorce
Tim Curnow won a mail medal A grade at (I think it was) 37 will be playing this weekend against gums at 41.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Fri May 23, 2008 11:17 am
by Dogwatcher
'The Flying Mullett' Shane Healy from Lyrup would be getting up there in age now.
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Tue Jun 03, 2008 8:50 pm
by bucketts
i remember a b/grade game at broughton, peterborough had 2 50+ f/p & a 60+ f/f the young full back line didn't have to much trouble running the ball out when it did manage to come down
Re: club stalwarts. oldest players A or B grade

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Sat Jun 21, 2008 12:49 am
by bucketts
warren breding a few years back.peterborough..... what about justin duffy, sh!t loads of mail medals and best and fairest for orroroo. living ledgend along side mark ludgate from peterborough