He was very brave and held on for a long time.
What a player, what a personality.
Remember the joy and the good times.
Ridiculous VFL debut. Unreal player.
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He was very brave and held on for a long time.
What a player, what a personality.
Remember the joy and the good times.
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He came back and did a pre season before 86 season. He was training with Sticks, Braddles, Motley, Dorotich who had all just arrived.
Can't remember reason but was stopped from playing (transfer?) but imagine adding him to that group
Kind of. He did the hand thing in '84 when he was frustrated that his Perth team wouldn't clear him back to Carlton without a $25,000 transfer fee.I think he he put his hand though a glass door and severed an artery in his arm or some such which kyboshed his comeback.
Kind of. He did the hand thing in '84 when he was frustrated that his Perth team wouldn't clear him back to Carlton without a $25,000 transfer fee.
He went home originally because his father opened a sports store and then got leukaemia so Buzz wanted to help out.
When he came back in '86 he stepped on a pop up sprinkler at training and made a mess of his ankle.
What might have been.

One of the most talented players I've ever seen. Could do the impossible like it was nothing. I saw him at Subi once and didn't say hi because I would have just fanboi'd over him.They say never meet your hero's. I met mine and was not left disappointed.
There will only ever be one Peter Bosustow.
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