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Rod Burton never played at full back,he was a follower and half forward who had his career cruelly ended by a Wayne Phillis elbow which shattered his cheek.Rod Burton was a tough as boot leather full back who had a solid career at Port, but played more than 50 games. His nemesis was Ken Whelan who kicked goals effortlessly on him.
Rod Burton never played at full back,he was a follower and half forward who had his career cruelly ended by a Wayne Phillis elbow which shattered his cheek.
You might be thinking of Trevor McLeod.
He appears in this post GF video, saying he didn't like the Melbourne "rat race" - makes sense for a Taswegian I suppose.
Bomber Clifford in fine form in this video
I can remember Burton playing full back... although as they say 'memories are the best thing in life, ... i think.'Rod Burton never played at full back,he was a follower and half forward who had his career cruelly ended by a Wayne Phillis elbow which shattered his cheek.
You might be thinking of Trevor McLeod.
Pickett and Hardwick just miss the cut but at the other end there has to be some love for Harley & Gilham, now that’s a cameo...
I can remember Burton playing full back... although as they say 'memories are the best thing in life, ... i think.'
Burton also kicked 29 goals - quite the attacking full back!He did. We tried a few guys back there in the early to mid 70s and Burton was one of them, as was McLeod. He did play other positions but my first memory of him was at full back.
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There was a Craig Bradley lookalike named Brenton Cole who looked a million bucks in a couple of games in the very early 80's.
He was from the west coast zone, but from memory only came down for one season and then went home.
Wade Thompson played a classic cameo in that NAB Cup game week 1 v Sydney in Canberra in 2009. Looked a million dollars, played ok next ones, but was hopeless in his 2 games he played at the start of 2009.
Wirrulla's finest.