Club History PAFC Hall of Fame - A Numbers Game

[SgtSchulz]

Between 1877 and 1996 Port Adelaide has admitted 33 members to its hall of fame.

That is one member for every 3.6 years.

From 1997-present we have only one, Gavin Wanganeen.

To maintain the same level of reverence if we are to admit more people in 2020 then we can add 5 more people.

1. Warren Tredrea
2. Mark Williams
3. Bruce Weber
4. ??????????
5. ??????????

Current Hall of Fame

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Between 1877 and 1996 Port Adelaide has admitted 33 members to its hall of fame.

That is one member for every 3.6 years.

From 1997-present we have only one, Gavin Wanganeen.

To maintain the same level of reverence if we are to admit more people in 2020 then we can add 5 more people.

• Gavin Wanganeen

1. Warren Tredrea
2. Mark Williams
3. Bruce Weber
4. ??????????
5. ??????????

Current Hall of Famers http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/club/history/hall-of-fame;
Inductee Years Active GamesGoals
Bruce Abernethy 1979-1992 190Games 115 Goals
John Abley* 1950-1961 212 Games 1 Goal
Dave Boyd 1948-1960 222 Games 183 Goals
Craig Bradley 1981-1985 97Games, 101 Goals
John 'Jack' Cahill 1958-1973 264Games 286 Goals
Angelo 'Ongie' Congear* 1908-1922 Approx. 150 Games Unknown number of goals (due to uncertainty of records)
Brian Cunningham 1971-1983 255Games 409 Goals
Leslie 'Bro' Dayman* 1921-1931, 1937 166 Games 401 Goals
Russell Ebert 1968-1978, 1980-1985 392 Games 294 Goals
Tim Evans 1975-1986 248 Games 1044 Goals
Brian Fairclough 1972-1993 U19, Reserves & League Assistant Coach
Tim Ginever 1983-1997 314 Games 302 Goals
Neville Hayes 1953-1965 217Games 58 Goals
Scott Hodges 1987-1998 183Games 693 Goals
Ron 'Brick' Hoffman 1939-1948 103 Games 181 Goals
Samson 'Shine' Hosking* 1907-1921, 1927, 1937 162 Games 45 Goals
Henry 'Doc' Kneebone 1966-1993 Medical Officer
Allan 'Bob' McLean*
Club Administration: 41 Years 1939-1948 147 Games 471 Goals
Edward 'Ted' McMahon* 1933-1973 Trainer/Head Trainer
Geof Motley 1953-1966 250 Games 156 Goals
Harold Oliver* 1910-1915, 1919-1922 116 Games 88 Goals
Greg Phillips 1976-1982, 1988-1993 343 Games 93 Goals
Harry 'Tick' Phillips* 1886-1900 198 Games 126 Goals
Jeff Potter 1959-1970 235 Games 289 Goals
Bob Quinn 1933-1940, 1944-1947 239 Games 386 Goals
Allan 'Bull' Reval* 1932-1943, 1945 179 Games 79 Goals
Lew Roberts* 1937-1948 179Games 50 Goals
Dick Russell* 1947-1953 121Games 1 Goal
Darren Smith 1984-1998 343Games 505 Goals
Gavin Wanganeen 1990, 1997-2006 197 Games 184 Goals.
Ted Whelan 1948-1961 248 Games 90 Goals.
Fos Williams* 1950-1958 151Games 240 Goals
Stephen Williams 1979-1995 269Games 288 Goals
Lloyd Zucker* 1949-1959. 185 Games 263 Goals
*Deceased

 

[Schulzenfest]

Shaun Burgoyne? pls

 

[SgtSchulz]

Shaun Burgoyne? pls

• Gavin Wanganeen

1. Warren Tredrea
2. Mark Williams
3. Bruce Weber
4. 
   

First three are easy but after that its splitting hairs.

 

[SgtSchulz]

Shaun Burgoyne? pls

Hopefully what happens between now and then makes the decision making process a little easier.

 

[RossFC]

Love that pic of Timmy G teaching the new kids some history.

 

[Macca19]

Tredders and Mark Williams are obvious. Then it gets tricky after that.

Honestly I think Roger Delaney should be in there. 6 time premiership winner and the best full back of probably the last 50 years in the SANFL. Deserves to be there as much as Tredrea & Williams do. David Brown and Rohan Smith should be considered as well.

Only other player from our AFL era i'd consider outside of Tredders would be Wakelin, due to being a the only other pre AFL SANFL/AFL premiership combo player

 

[ClickBOOM1870]

Tredders is an obvious.

Kane Cornes would have to be a candidate with 300 Afl games, a premiership, 2 AA and 4 x John Cahill.

Robbie Gray will be there one day as well. Just hope we can get him a premiership.

 

[Prison bar Pete]

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Between 1877 and 1996 Port Adelaide has admitted 33 members to its hall of fame.

That is one member for every 3.6 years.

From 1997-present we have only one, Gavin Wanganeen.

To maintain the same level of reverence if we are to admit more people in 2020 then we can add 5 more people.

• Gavin Wanganeen

1. Warren Tredrea
2. Mark Williams
3. Bruce Weber
4. ??????????
5. ??????????

Can you add the current Hall of Famers to your OP please Sarge?
From http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/club/history/hall-of-fame;
Inductee Years Active Games Goals
Bruce Abernethy 1979-1992 190 Games 115 Goals
John Abley* 1950-1961 212 Games 1 Goal
Dave Boyd 1948-1960 222 Games 183 Goals
Craig Bradley 1981-1985 97 Games, 101 Goals
John 'Jack' Cahill 1958-1973 264 Games 286 Goals
Angelo 'Ongie' Congear* 1908-1922 Approx. 150 Games Unknown number of goals (due to uncertainty of records)
Brian Cunningham 1971-1983 255 Games 409 Goals
Leslie 'Bro' Dayman* 1921-1931, 1937 166 Games 401 Goals
Russell Ebert 1968-1978, 1980-1985 392 Games 294 Goals
Tim Evans 1975-1986 248 Games 1044 Goals
Brian Fairclough 1972-1993 U19, Reserves & League Assistant Coach
Tim Ginever 1983-1997 314 Games 302 Goals
Neville Hayes 1953-1965 217 Games 58 Goals
Scott Hodges 1987-1998 183 Games 693 Goals
Ron 'Brick' Hoffman 1939-1948 103 Games 181 Goals
Samson 'Shine' Hosking* 1907-1921, 1927, 1937 162 Games 45 Goals
Henry 'Doc' Kneebone 1966-1993 Medical Officer
Allan 'Bob' McLean*
Club Administration: 41 Years 1939-1948 147 Games 471 Goals
Edward 'Ted' McMahon* 1933-1973 Trainer/Head Trainer
Geof Motley 1953-1966 250 Games 156 Goals
Harold Oliver* 1910-1915, 1919-1922 116 Games 88 Goals
Greg Phillips 1976-1982, 1988-1993 343 Games 93 Goals
Harry 'Tick' Phillips* 1886-1900 198 Games 126 Goals
Jeff Potter 1959-1970 235 Games 289 Goals
Bob Quinn 1933-1940, 1944-1947 239 Games 386 Goals
Allan 'Bull' Reval* 1932-1943, 1945 179 Games 79 Goals
Lew Roberts* 1937-1948 179 Games 50 Goals
Dick Russell* 1947-1953 121 Games 1 Goal
Darren Smith 1984-1998 343 Games 505 Goals
Gavin Wanganeen 1990, 1997-2006 197 Games 184 Goals.
Ted Whelan 1948-1961 248 Games 90 Goals.
Fos Williams* 1950-1958 151 Games 240 Goals
Stephen Williams 1979-1995 269 Games 288 Goals
Lloyd Zucker* 1949-1959. 185 Games 263 Goals
*Deceased

 

[Powerstufff]

... Only other player from our AFL era i'd consider outside of Tredders would be Wakelin, due to being a the only other pre AFL SANFL/AFL premiership combo player

Gav Wanganeen played in the 1990 SANFL flag. 17 y.o. I think. May have been 16.

 

[Macca19]

Gav Wanganeen played in the 1990 SANFL flag. 17 y.o. I think. May have been 16.

Hes already in the hall of fame

 

[VineValerian]

Jeremy Clayton?

 

[SgtSchulz]

Tredders and Mark Williams are obvious. Then it gets tricky after that.

Honestly I think Roger Delaney should be in there. 6 time premiership winner and the best full back of probably the last 50 years in the SANFL. Deserves to be there as much as Tredrea & Williams do. David Brown and Rohan Smith should be considered as well.

Only other player from our AFL era i'd consider outside of Tredders would be Wakelin, due to being a the only other pre AFL SANFL/AFL premiership combo player

Michael Wilson?

 

[portly]

Michael Wilson?

Yeahhhh!

 

[Macca19]

Forgot ol' Wilbur. Silly me!

 

[port_adelaide_1870]

Probably to early since their retirement but Chad and Kane both deserve to be in the HOF

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Tredders, Williams and Kane are the obvious ones.

Darren Mead 100 games SANFL + 100 games AFL - only player to do so for the club, should be considered. Those SANFL players that have 6, 7 or 8 flags should also be heavily considered as winning all those flags - especially in the 1988-1996 period justified us going to the big league.

I'd love to see Wilbur in there but not sure he will get a gig.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Stephen Clifford for 162 games, 174 goals, 3 premierships and 3 best and fairests (as well as being a legendary larrikin) would have to be under consideration.

 

[Needs Gravy]

Paul Northeast. 235 games, one BF and eight flags.

 

[Portmagpies36]

Jeremy Clayton Absolute gun in any era

Paul Northeast Pretty much sums up how to play the Port Adelaide way

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Jack's era is well represented compared to Fos'. Not sure if many more will get in unless others from Fos' era are added.

Jack's era
Bruce Abernethy 1979-1992 190 Games 115 Goals
Craig Bradley 1981-1985 97 Games, 101 Goals
Brian Cunningham 1971-1983 255 Games 409 Goals
Russell Ebert 1968-1978, 1980-1985 392 Games 294 Goals
Brian Fairclough 1972-1993 U19, Reserves & League Assistant Coach
Tim Evans 1975-1986 248 Games 1044 Goals
Tim Ginever 1983-1997 314 Games 302 Goals
Scott Hodges 1987-1998 183 Games 693 Goals
Greg Phillips 1976-1982, 1988-1993 343 Games 93 Goals
Darren Smith 1984-1998 343 Games 505 Goals
Gavin Wanganeen 1990, 1997-2006 197 Games 184 Goals.
Stephen Williams 1979-1995 269 Games 288 Goals

Fos' era
John Abley* 1950-1961 212 Games 1 Goal
Dave Boyd 1948-1960 222 Games 183 Goals
John 'Jack' Cahill 1958-1973 264 Games 286 Goals
Neville Hayes 1953-1965 217 Games 58 Goals
Geof Motley 1953-1966 250 Games 156 Goals
Jeff Potter 1959-1970 235 Games 289 Goals
Dick Russell* 1947-1953 121 Games 1 Goal
Ted Whelan 1948-1961 248 Games 90 Goals.
Fos Williams* 1950-1958 151 Games 240 Goals
Lloyd Zucker* 1949-1959. 185 Games 263 Goals

19th Century
Harry 'Tick' Phillips* 1886-1900 198 Games 126 Goals

Pre WWI and post WWI
Angelo 'Ongie' Congear* 1908-1922 Approx. 150 Games Unknown number of goals (due to uncertainty of records)
Samson 'Shine' Hosking* 1907-1921, 1927, 1937 162 Games 45 Goals
Harold Oliver* 1910-1915, 1919-1922 116 Games 88 Goals

Post WWI (mainly) pre WWII
Leslie 'Bro' Dayman* 1921-1931, 1937 166 Games 401 Goals
Bob Quinn 1933-1940, 1944-1947 239 Games 386 Goals
Allan 'Bull' Reval* 1932-1943, 1945 179 Games 79 Goals

either side of WWII but before Fos
Lew Roberts* 1937-1948 179 Games 50 Goals
Ron 'Brick' Hoffman 1939-1948 103 Games 181 Goals

Others
Henry 'Doc' Kneebone 1966-1993 Medical Officer
Allan 'Bob' McLean*
Club Administration: 41 Years 1939-1948 147 Games 471 Goals
Edward 'Ted' McMahon* 1933-1973 Trainer/Head Trainer

 

[Ford Fairlane]

It's interesting to note how few players really straddle the Fos and Jack eras. Bruce Light and Peter Woite would be a couple, probably Paul Marrett another. Russell played 6 years under Fos but many more after that.

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

It's interesting to note how few players really straddle the Fos and Jack eras. Bruce Light and Peter Woite would be a couple, probably Paul Marrett another. Russell played 6 years under Fos but many more after that.

What about Darrell Cahill?

 

[Ford Fairlane]

What about Darrell Cahill?

DC had around 5 years under Fos and 9 under Jack so more weighted to Jack and his best years were with Jack.

 

[Magpiespower]

Srsly, does Ian Hannaford barrack for the Crows or some s**t?

Wilbur's a lock...

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

If Rex Johns can't get a gig, there will be a lot of good players who wont get in.