I noticed that Sturt have recently named some new inductees into their Hall of Fame. Having read the list of new inductees I was curious as to who was in the initial list. I can't find it anywhere on the web so was wondering if someone has a link to who is in the Sturt Hall of Fame or indeed anyone can supply a list.
Cheers.
Sturt Hall of Fame
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by Leaping Lindner » Mon Jul 10, 2006 10:33 pm
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by MightyEagles » Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:24 am
Have you asked the Sturt Football Club for this information?
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by Magpiespower » Tue Jul 11, 2006 4:36 pm
Are Fitzgerald and Bagshaw the first two Hall of Fame 'Legends?'
Only Jack Oatey and Rick Davies could possibly be ahead of them.
Only Jack Oatey and Rick Davies could possibly be ahead of them.
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by drebin » Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:23 pm
Magpiespower wrote:Are Fitzgerald and Bagshaw the first two Hall of Fame 'Legends?'
Only Jack Oatey and Rick Davies could possibly be ahead of them.
Apparently the Jumbo Prince is not yet a legend of Sturt's hall of fame - suprising as that seems? Surely Bagshaw would have to be a legend - he was a bloody good footballer - almost in the Robran/Ebert league. Still can't work out how he never jagged a MM - but he did play in an era and in teams that had a lot of stars but then again so did Robran and Ebert? That old 1980's video - Portraits of a Champion has some incredible highlights of Bagshaw weaving his magic.
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by McAlmanac » Wed Jul 12, 2006 12:13 am
drebin wrote:Surely Bagshaw would have to be a legend - he was a bloody good footballer - almost in the Robran/Ebert league.
I always say Robran=Ebert=Blight=Bagshaw. (OK, Robran at No.1 if there was a gun at my head
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