SA Footy

Corona Man wrote:Donald Dickie?

Every time I hear his name, I cant help but think of that stupid hair cut in the night GF

Corona Man wrote:Donald Dickie?

Maori.

Jim05 wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Donald Dickie?

Sheep shagger

He was born in Australia though

The Bedge wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Yeah just from a quick look 11 of them haven't played this century, so very much a Port Power thing rather than Magpies.

Think more a sign of the times in the early days - cant imagine there would've been many aboriginal footballers running around at league level through most of the 1900's.

Also Port Adelaide would've had plenty still come through the junior ranks, but not go on to senior level, or leave and head interstate.

Wonder how many talented aboriginal players would've had the drive and commitment back in the day also - support networks wouldn't be like they are now.

There'd be two factors : ( I'm thinking 1920-1980 or so )

There wouldn't have been a large number of indigenous people living in the metropolitan area through this period, reducing the likelihood of representing a team at league level and in doing so having to overcome the level of racism they would have encountered at the time. #itendswithme

In regional recruiting zones ( I'm thinking Port on the West Coast ) sadly, the nations first people wouldn't have been included in many of the activities in the area as evidenced by the famous Mallee Park FC, only formed in 1981.

The Bedge wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Yeah just from a quick look 11 of them haven't played this century, so very much a Port Power thing rather than Magpies.

Think more a sign of the times in the early days - cant imagine there would've been many aboriginal footballers running around at league level through most of the 1900's.

Also Port Adelaide would've had plenty still come through the junior ranks, but not go on to senior level, or leave and head interstate.

Wonder how many talented aboriginal players would've had the drive and commitment back in the day also - support networks wouldn't be like they are now.

yeah agree, and a huge move when Port's zone was on the Eyre Peninsula.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Donald Dickie?

Sheep shagger

He was born in Australia though

Well there you go.
I thought when he was it Norwood the club made mention of him being born in NZ

Jim05 wrote:Well there you go.
I thought when he was it Norwood the club made mention of him being born in NZ

Hmmm, now you've got me wondering, I'll have to ask him, his brother is only a year younger was born in Oz.

Wiki says he was born in NZ

Booney wrote:Wiki says he was born in NZ

Correct, crossed the Tasman when he was 6.

When did Aaron and Alwyn Davey play for Port?

Was this the year Aaron was drafted?

I remember Alwyn playing at South the year he was drafted.

RB wrote:When did Aaron and Alwyn Davey play for Port?

Was this the year Aaron was drafted?

I remember Alwyn playing at South the year he was drafted.

Aaron played in 2003 at Port Adelaide in the SANFL, he played 11 games.

Alwyn played at Port in either 2003 or 2004 before going to South and onto Essendon.

The boys are first cousins of Gavin Wanganeen.

Booney wrote:

RB wrote:When did Aaron and Alwyn Davey play for Port?

Was this the year Aaron was drafted?

I remember Alwyn playing at South the year he was drafted.

Aaron played in 2003 at Port Adelaide in the SANFL, he played 11 games.

Alwyn played at Port in either 2003 or 2004 before going to South and onto Essendon.

The boys are first cousins of Gavin Wanganeen.

Interestingly Alwyn played exactly 100 games for Essendon and has twins who are quite decent footballers and should be in next years draft for memory

Lightning McQueen wrote:AFL
Gavin Wanganeen
Peter Burgoyne
Shaun Burgoyne
Byron Pickett
Che Cockatoo-Collins
Shane Bond
Daniel Motlop
Danyle Pearce
Fabian Francis
Wade Thompson
Elijah Ware
Marlon Motlop
Brendon Ah Chee
Chad Wingard
Jake Neade
Derek Murray
Allan Murray
Nathan Krakouer
Jarman Impey
Karl Amon

SANFL
Malcolm Cooper
Wilf Huddleston
Peter Tallman
Richie Bray
Ross Agius
Keith Nicholls
Gavin Wanganeen
Fabian Francis
Che Cockatoo-Collins
Peter Burgoyne Snr
Peter Burgoyne
Shaun Burgoyne
Byron Pickett
Shane Bond
Troy Bond
Ricky O'Loughlin
Stephen O'Brien
Michael O'Brien
Eugene Warrior Snr
Eugene Warrior Jnr
Graham Johncock
Andrew McLeod
David Cockatoo-Collins
Donald Cockatoo-Collins
Jason Cockatoo
Brenton Owens
Harry Miller
Corey Ah Chee
Luke Wilson
Anthony Wilson
Michael Clinch
Joel Tessman
Peter Lindsay
Brian Stanislaus
Aaron Davey
Alwyn Davey
Tim Milera
Terry Milera
Brendon Ah Chee
Jake Neade
Karl Amon
Robbie Young
Nathan Krakouer

Roger Kerr, Daniels Kerr's and the soccer chicks old man in the late 80s?

am Bays wrote:
Roger Kerr, Daniels Kerr's and the soccer chicks old man in the late 80s?

He was/is Indian

Jim05 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Only 62 indigenous players in 150 years? Surely there are more?

What's the most you can recall in one team at one time? What's the most you can recall on a list at one time?

Would think at best you'd have 7 or 8 in a season on a list over the journey.

62 over 150 years equates to around 2 new players each year.

yeah fair call, when you think of recent times you think of the nigh number of indigenous players they have had and their programs so you automatically think 62 is low, but then think back to the 80/90's and can't remember of the top of my head them having many back then, apart from Wanganeen.

off the top of my heap from the 80’s and 90’s
O’Loughlin
McLeod
Wanganeen
Bond brothers
Eugene Warrior
Fabian Francis
Burgoyne’s
Cockatoo-Collins
Think Michael O’Brien and Brenton Owens were around the 80’s aswell??

Did not know that

Which round is it?
Not when you play the Hawks is it, would make it interesting having an opposition players name on your guernsey

Jim05 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Only 62 indigenous players in 150 years? Surely there are more?

What's the most you can recall in one team at one time? What's the most you can recall on a list at one time?

Would think at best you'd have 7 or 8 in a season on a list over the journey.

62 over 150 years equates to around 2 new players each year.

yeah fair call, when you think of recent times you think of the nigh number of indigenous players they have had and their programs so you automatically think 62 is low, but then think back to the 80/90's and can't remember of the top of my head them having many back then, apart from Wanganeen.

off the top of my heap from the 80’s and 90’s
O’Loughlin
McLeod
Wanganeen
Bond brothers
Eugene Warrior
Fabian Francis
Burgoyne’s
Cockatoo-Collins
Think Michael O’Brien and Brenton Owens were around the 80’s aswell??

Just as a side note, I dated Brenton's niece for a couple of years in the mid 90's... she was beautiful apart from being a massive Maggies fan ...

Had a chat with a mate last night about the development of some of Port's 50-60 gamers, Powell-Pepper, Amon and Houston and how quickly we've got 30 games into Marshall, Rozee, Butters and Duursma. Got me thinking about our current best 22.

Gray (Woodcock) Dixon (Georgiades) Marshall
Rozee Ladhams Butters
Amon Wines Duursma
Hartlett (Garner) Clurey DBJ
Burton Jonas McKenzie (Lienert)

Lycett Boak Houston

SPP Farrell Rockliff Woodcock/Georgiades/Mayes

The highlighted in this side are over 28

In italics next to them are the players who I can see as replacements for them in the next few years, Dixon > Georgiades for example.

I don't have a immediate replacement for Boak, perhaps Houston, or Rockliff, perhaps Wines, but they're already in the side. Jonas is the one who I think we'll need to replace ASAP, I'd imagine a key defender is high on our list of priorities in the upcoming trade/draft period.

The underlined are all under 25. I think 11 +/- of our current best line up are under 25 and 5 more have tasted the top level.

Where's the match write up?

Bum Crack wrote:Where's the match write up?

Cmon man, on company time.