Resource 80s Nostalgia: How to Play WAFL

[Luuuc]

"How to Play the R&I WAFL" is a series that ran in the weekend papers in the earlyish 80s. I've scanned my clippings so everyone can enjoy some 80s WAFL nostalgia + quality illustrations while learning all the skills.

No.1: Robert Wiley

Spoiler: No.2: Brian Peake

Spoiler: No.3: Darrell Panizza

Spoiler: No.4: Peter Featherby

Spoiler: No.5: Gerard Neesham

Spoiler: No.6: Brett Stephens

Spoiler: No.7: Mark Bairstow

Spoiler: No.8: Phillip Bradmore

Spoiler: No.9: Warren Dean

Spoiler: No.10: Noel Morton

 

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Spoiler: No.11: David Hart

Spoiler: No.12: Laurie Keene

Spoiler: No.13: Chris Stazinowsky

Spoiler: No.14: Russell Sparks

Spoiler: No.15: Murray Wrensted

Spoiler: No.16: Les Fong

Spoiler: No.17: Gavin Carter

Spoiler: No.18: Steve Malaxos

Spoiler: No.19: Mark Zanotti

Spoiler: No.20: Michael Johns

Spoiler: No.21: Grant Campbell

Spoiler: No.22: Mick Rea!

 

[HoneyBadger35]

 

[flamingEMBERS]

standing the mark is a piss take surely

 

[Matera92]

Umpires need to take a good long look at No.5, clearly they've NFI what that is anymore.

 

[Jiggyman]

Looks like Malaxos (18) would get 2 weeks for that tackle, today.

 

[Truckosaurus]

They forgot to include the weight-differential formula to calculate before the tackle.

 

[Dazzler9]

standing the mark is a piss take surely

Mason Cox is making a career out of it.

 

[Altum Volantes]

No. 21 is just plain confusing for all involved.

 

[RookiePick]

The illustrations are brillo

 

[eagles rule]

Robert Wiley the legend at no1 ..

Those old names bring back a walk down memory lane ..