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the Ebert family goes back a bit for Port Adelaide with Russel Ebert, his son Brett and nephew Brad
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The Families
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Andrejs and Peter Everitt
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Brad’s father Craig also played for port, played over 100 games
Peter Burgoyne Snr (father of peter and Shaun) also played for port
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Rioli - Wikipedia
The Rioli/Long family has to be the the strongest
The Williams
Fos - 6 x Premiership player 9 x Premiership Coach
Mark - 380 Senior games across SANFL/VFL AFL Premiership Coach. 4 SANFL flags
Stephen 272 SANFL/VFL games 6 x SANFL flags as player, 3 as coach
Anthony - 101 games with Port before being tragically killed.
Jenny - National Lacrosse Captain and Dee Snider lookalike.
Fos - 6 x Premiership player 9 x Premiership Coach
Mark - 380 Senior games across SANFL/VFL AFL Premiership Coach. 4 SANFL flags
Stephen 272 SANFL/VFL games 6 x SANFL flags as player, 3 as coach
Anthony - 101 games with Port before being tragically killed.
Jenny - National Lacrosse Captain and Dee Snider lookalike.
And with an interesting story of how an Italian surname came to rest on a famous Indigenous footy family: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...n/news-story/597216b2bda5eec05858c403bcb2f1d5Rioli - Wikipedia
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The Rioli/Long family has to be the the strongest
Ebert's brothers Craig and Jeff also played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL. His son Brett and his nephew Brad Ebert have both played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL and AFL. Brad Ebert's grandfather is Trevor Obst and great-grandfather is Ken Obst who also both played for Port Adelaide.[11]
The Obsts include Andrew who played with Melbourne in the AFL in the 90s.
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And Len Ablett (uncle of Gary Snr, Geoff and Kevin) played in Richmonds 1943 premiership side. That means there have been five members of the family play in premierships with four different clubs, over three generations. (Len at Richmond, Geoff 2 flags at Hawthorn, Gary Jnr 2 with Geelong, Nathan 1 at Geelong and Luke 1 at Sydney).
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I think you've confused poor old Jenny with Chris Mayne.
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The Jesalenko and Croad family.
Trent Croad
Cameron Croad
Alex Jesalenko
Kate Jesalenko
Jess Solero
Trent Croad
Cameron Croad
Alex Jesalenko
Kate Jesalenko
Jess Solero
Ron Barassi Sr and Jr.
Ron Sr. was killed at Tobruk during WWII, and reportedly Melbourne petitioned the VFL to introduce the father-son rule to ensure Ron Jr. played with them - he was the 2nd player signed under the rule.
Sr's last VFL game was the 1940 GF, which Melbourne won. Jr won 6 flags as a player, 4 as a coach.
I reckon they belong on this list.
Ron Sr. was killed at Tobruk during WWII, and reportedly Melbourne petitioned the VFL to introduce the father-son rule to ensure Ron Jr. played with them - he was the 2nd player signed under the rule.
Sr's last VFL game was the 1940 GF, which Melbourne won. Jr won 6 flags as a player, 4 as a coach.
I reckon they belong on this list.
Percel
Percel doesn't like microwave meals
I was so hoping he had a brother
A WA teacher by the name of Richard Woodgate (close I hope its been a while) went to the Tiwis in the late 60s to work, he'd played a few games for South Freo (mainly in the seconds?) & convinced Sebastian to go down to Perth & give it a go.
Woodgate is an unsung hero of Aussie Rules .
Craze
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Charlie Pannam Sr played 229 games between 1894 and 1907. Club captain and won a league goal kicking trophy. His younger brother Albert also played 28 games at the Pies.
Two of Charlie's 5 sons played VFL for the Pies - Charlie Jr and Alby.
Charlie Sr's daughter produced Lou and Ron Richards, who between them played 393 games for the Pies.
All up 928 games and 1,125 goals contributed by the Richards/Pannam clans.
A good mate of mine is a descendent of the Pannams. Massive tigers fan. Ha ha.
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I didn't know there was a Pannam sr, did he play at the Pies like his boys?
just looked at the Rioli wiki come family tree, Benny Vigona would not be well known outside WA & NT, believe me he was as silky as any of the rest of the family, looks like Willie Jnr (as in our Willie of 2018 premiership fame), his Mum was a Virgona, how bout that, how good are these guys, ALL of them.
Yes I know the spelling.
Ed Richards at the Bulldogs,his great-great-grandfather is Charlie Pannam Sr., his grandfather is Ron Richards and his great uncle is Lou Richards.[3]
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Alex Rance is Buddy Franklin's dad.
Lance Snr is looking at your attempt at .... was it humour, even religion?
Craze
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I'm pretty sure, yes. I got the info from Collingwood website, link below for those interested.
Charlie Pannam Snr
Even in a club famous for its remarkable family ties, the Pannam/Richards clan stands out for a series of records that are unlikely ever to be equalled. And Charles Henry Pannam was the man who started it all. Charlie played 229 games, kicked 111 goals, won a League goalkicking trophy and...
The Shaw's.
Ray, Tony and Neville. All brothers at Collingwood. Cousin Robert was at Essendon.
Tony and Robert coached against each other.
The next generation produced Brayden, Rhyce and Heath.
Ray, Tony and Neville. All brothers at Collingwood. Cousin Robert was at Essendon.
Tony and Robert coached against each other.
The next generation produced Brayden, Rhyce and Heath.
Rioli - Wikipedia
The Rioli/Long family has to be the the strongest
R I P at 84 Jack Long, see family tree above, father of Michael
Played a bit of footy did Jack Long : http://stmarysfc0.tripod.com/id132.html
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