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[Grahaml]

If we go back to the VFL as well, for Centrals there's maybe Jonas but definitely Scott Lee and Michael O'Loughlin.

[GWW]

If we go back to the VFL as well, for Centrals there's maybe Jonas but definitely Scott Lee and Michael O'Loughlin.

I'm not sure that Centrals could claim Scott Lee after he started at Hawthorn.

[Coorong]

Unfortunately in a thread like this a lot forget two players.

David Kernehan
Tim Rendell

[McAlmanac]

Woodville:

Craig McKellar - 136 games (97 Richmond, 33 Melbourne). Premiership player, Victorian representative.
Malcolm Blight - 180 games (North Melbourne). Brownlow Medallist, twice premiership player, Coleman Medallist etc.
Ray Huppatz - 86 games (67 Footscray, 19 North Melbourne). Victorian representative.
Phil Maylin - 122 games (89 Carlton, 33 Footscray). Twice premiership player.
John Roberts - 50 games (South Melbourne). Twice leading goalkicker.
Andrew Rogers - 67 games (8 Essendon, 59 Geelong).
Richard Champion - 200 games (Brisbane).

[Magpiespower]

Neville Roberts - Richmond premiership player, Victorian rep.

But did he start in SA? Or was he a Vic import?

[am Bays]

IIRC he started in Victoria

[Footy Chick]

Tony Hall?

[JK]

Norwood:

Brett James
Scott Burns
Tony Francis
Nathan Bassett
David Pittman
Matthew Robran
Roger James
Matthew Primus
Martin Pike
Craig Kelly
Michael Taylor
Phil Carman
Jared Crouch
Tom Harley
Nic Fosdike

[SimonH]

Jonathon Robran. Played 83 career AFL games, which would probably put him in the realm of Waterhouse. (And a teensy bit beyond Negri.)

Jonathan Ross, on the other hand...

[Hondo]

Jonathon Robran. Played 83 career AFL games, which would probably put him in the realm of Waterhouse. (And a teensy bit beyond Negri.)

Jonathan Ross, on the other hand...

Neil Hein .... ?

[Hondo]

Neville Roberts - Richmond premiership player, Victorian rep.

But did he start in SA? Or was he a Vic import?

Quote from Legends of SANFL site:

Neville Roberts was a brilliant footballer for West Torrens, Richmond and Norwood. He was a star at all three. Recruited from Henley High, Roberts burst on to the scene for Torrens in the early 70's. He had great dash and courage, sticking his head into ridiculous situations. Inevitably the VFL came knocking and in 1975 Roberts transferred to Richmond, where he notched up 81 goals in 49 games over three seasons

Returning to West Torrens, Roberts received a broken jaw which saw him adopt a helmet - thus earning the nickname "Rocky", which stayed with him henceforth. He was a cult hero at Thebarton, but moved to Norwood for what proved to be the most rewarding stage of his career.

Rocky played 108 games for the Redlegs and was four time leading goalkicker from 1982 to 1985, topping the century twice. He was a pivotal part of Norwood's premiership sides in 1982 and 1984.

[JK]

Jonathon Robran. Played 83 career AFL games, which would probably put him in the realm of Waterhouse. (And a teensy bit beyond Negri.)

Jonathan Ross, on the other hand...

Stephen Patterson probably went close to that amount of games