Gotdon CollisNobody's mentioned one of our Brownlow Medallists
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Gotdon CollisNobody's mentioned one of our Brownlow Medallists
Definitely, remember him well.
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"We wonder how many members of the Old Brigade will remember "Shook the Sheep" McCracken, who came across from Victoria with the Carlton team to play Norwood for the championship of Adelaide in 1893 or 4. McCracken on visiting the city was struck by the unintelligent look of Adelaide's then notoriously fat policemen and made a bet that he would steal a sheep from a butcher's shop and run with it along the principal street - Rundle street - almost from one end to the other, without hindrance from any policeman. McCracken "shook" the sheep right enough and won his bet, and Adelaide policemen were subjected to a merciless chaffing for a long time afterwards.
McCracken was big red-headed fireman who was killed afterwards by injuries received at the big Bijou Theatre fire in Melbourne."
(WA Sportsman June 04 1915 p5)
Just looked John up on Blueseum “easily picked-up on the football field because of his shock of bright red hair”.
Brilliant!!!! Didn't have him on my list'
Bear GleesonTony Southcombe
Peter Francis
Graeme Whitnall
Adrian Gleeson
Mark Buckley (not sure if he was a ranga)
Stephen Buckley
Sam Jacobs
Matt Cottrell
Phil Maylin
Andrew Phillips
Jim Plunkett
Gordon Collis
John Kemp
Thomas McCracken
Greg Towns
How much more can I BEAR![]()
Peter FrancisPremiership player from 1979....played a cracking game on the wing![]()
I met him again recently....gone from red hair to no hairPeter Francis
