Thanks Scott, I really appreciate that. I'm trying to balance the ultra-nerdy statistics with a bit of (hopefully) interesting stuff about the history of the game, and even its connection to popular culture. Thanks for your interest 🍻
Just a humble suggestion, do a video on the return of the forward during the 1990s when they had Ablett, Dunstall, Lockett, Rocca, Kernahan, Carey, Longmire, Lloyd and Richardson.
@@joememphis1571 "The Time of the Titans". It's all mapped out. Yes, I will do it. I've got to get through the era of Templeton, Roach, Quiinlan, Blight, Moncrieff, Bartlett, Matthews first.
@@joememphis1571 He's still yet to cover the preamble era as yet, of Donohue, Hudson's cameo, Beecroft, Templeton, Moncrieff, Roach, Blight, Quinlan, Beasley & Taylor....Plenty of Centurions in that lot, prior to the rise of the Ablett, Lockett & Dunstall gen....Quinlan still sits in the top dozen goalkickers ever.
I had Golden Fleece servo merch... So sad that Roys ever left Brunswick st. Out-of-bounds on the full rule ...great addition that has been taken too far- defenders should still be alowed to find Touch. No mention of Zoning. Ian Wilson is firmly of the opinion that it was introduced to counter Graeme Richmond's network of Australia-wide spies responsible for the likes of Hart et al arriving at Punt rd. Huddo kicking 150 is mind-boggling. I have vague memories of McKenna being a pop star. Waverley was a terrible idea. I used to drink with Len Thompson. I see 1974 as the beginning of the Modern Era...color telly, no more drop-kicks due to the Barassi edict, Mattwews topped the goalkicking in 75....what a Freak. Greig won two Brownlows hack when it still had credibility, tho he lowered his colors to Wood every time they met. No wonder Tigers were disappointed he beat Bartlett in 74.
I had all of those footy cards from 73-79 It's pronounced "Sack-sie" and without question the worst thing footy has seen. Little-known fact- Don Scott was horsing around after a game and accidentally flicked Crimmins in the testicle with his towel.
@@hanajinks1044 Golden Fleece had the best look of any Service Station ever. I considered talking about zoning, but it was getting a bit over-complicated so I left it out. I like what you said there about Graeme Richmond though! It's interesting what you say about the Brunswick St Oval 'cos when you go past it today it's hard to believe that it was ever a league ground. It's great that Fitzroy still play on it though, and that old grandstand is still bloody beautiful. I don't know about that Don Scott towel-flick as being a little-known fact, it was all around my schoolyard after Crimmo died and my late Dad kept going on about it for years afterwards as well, basically blaming Don Scott for Peter Crimmins' death. The fact is, men of that particular age are prone to testicular cancer. Sam Rowe, Ben Cunnington and lately Bobby Hill of the Giants have all been diagnosed/treated with it in recent years. It just happens. And as with all cancers, early detection is the key. Thanks for your feedback and keep it coming! 👍
@@NewFalconerRecords ruclips.net/video/zBrc8B5dCsY/видео.html I've no doubt you'll enjoy that, and part 2 as well. Your anecdote about the Crimmo situation is very interesting, in that l thought that that info had been lost in time. I spoke about it on another cbannel recently and they had no idea. On reflection tho it's possibly unfair to mention Scott.
Funny the things that stick in your mind...l was with my grandmother when we went into a Golden Fleece to get some stickers...."Rock'n'roll all night" was playing...lol...thanks for taking me back to that time.
Doug Wade (1962, 1967, 1969*, 1974*) Peter Hudson (1968*, 1969*, 1970*, 1971*, 1977*) Peter McKenna (1970*, 1971*, 1972*, 1973) Geoff Blethyn (1972* did not win the Coleman Medal) Alex Jesaulenko (1969, 1970*, 1971) Five men booted 100 goals at least once apiece and they were their respective club leading goal kickers *Year the player booted 100 plus majors
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Really enjoying this series. Entertaining AND educational.
Thanks Scott, I really appreciate that. I'm trying to balance the ultra-nerdy statistics with a bit of (hopefully) interesting stuff about the history of the game, and even its connection to popular culture. Thanks for your interest 🍻
@@NewFalconerRecords Hangin' out for G. Ablett's appearance :)
Great series, Brillant idea & well executed.....Is there an episode 5 per chance?
Yes. Stay tuned. Thanks for your interest.
@@NewFalconerRecords Brillant....Looking forward to it.
Just a humble suggestion, do a video on the return of the forward during the 1990s when they had Ablett, Dunstall, Lockett, Rocca, Kernahan, Carey, Longmire, Lloyd and Richardson.
@@joememphis1571 "The Time of the Titans". It's all mapped out. Yes, I will do it. I've got to get through the era of Templeton, Roach, Quiinlan, Blight, Moncrieff, Bartlett, Matthews first.
@@joememphis1571 He's still yet to cover the preamble era as yet, of Donohue, Hudson's cameo, Beecroft, Templeton, Moncrieff, Roach, Blight, Quinlan, Beasley & Taylor....Plenty of Centurions in that lot, prior to the rise of the Ablett, Lockett & Dunstall gen....Quinlan still sits in the top dozen goalkickers ever.
I had Golden Fleece servo merch...
So sad that Roys ever left Brunswick st.
Out-of-bounds on the full rule ...great addition that has been taken too far- defenders should still be alowed to find Touch.
No mention of Zoning. Ian Wilson is firmly of the opinion that it was introduced to counter Graeme Richmond's network of Australia-wide spies responsible for the likes of Hart et al arriving at Punt rd.
Huddo kicking 150 is mind-boggling.
I have vague memories of McKenna being a pop star.
Waverley was a terrible idea.
I used to drink with Len Thompson.
I see 1974 as the beginning of the Modern Era...color telly, no more drop-kicks due to the Barassi edict,
Mattwews topped the goalkicking in 75....what a Freak.
Greig won two Brownlows hack when it still had credibility, tho he lowered his colors to Wood every time they met. No wonder Tigers were disappointed he beat Bartlett in 74.
I had all of those footy cards from 73-79
It's pronounced "Sack-sie" and without question the worst thing footy has seen.
Little-known fact- Don Scott was horsing around after a game and accidentally flicked Crimmins in the testicle with his towel.
@@hanajinks1044 Golden Fleece had the best look of any Service Station ever. I considered talking about zoning, but it was getting a bit over-complicated so I left it out. I like what you said there about Graeme Richmond though!
It's interesting what you say about the Brunswick St Oval 'cos when you go past it today it's hard to believe that it was ever a league ground. It's great that Fitzroy still play on it though, and that old grandstand is still bloody beautiful.
I don't know about that Don Scott towel-flick as being a little-known fact, it was all around my schoolyard after Crimmo died and my late Dad kept going on about it for years afterwards as well, basically blaming Don Scott for Peter Crimmins' death. The fact is, men of that particular age are prone to testicular cancer. Sam Rowe, Ben Cunnington and lately Bobby Hill of the Giants have all been diagnosed/treated with it in recent years. It just happens. And as with all cancers, early detection is the key.
Thanks for your feedback and keep it coming! 👍
@@NewFalconerRecords
ruclips.net/video/zBrc8B5dCsY/видео.html
I've no doubt you'll enjoy that, and part 2 as well.
Your anecdote about the Crimmo situation is very interesting, in that l thought that that info had been lost in time. I spoke about it on another cbannel recently and they had no idea. On reflection tho it's possibly unfair to mention Scott.
Funny the things that stick in your mind...l was with my grandmother when we went into a Golden Fleece to get some stickers...."Rock'n'roll all night" was playing...lol...thanks for taking me back to that time.
1975 was clearly a lean year, for a rover to be winning the award - even if it was Matthews.
Doug Wade (1962, 1967, 1969*, 1974*)
Peter Hudson (1968*, 1969*, 1970*, 1971*, 1977*)
Peter McKenna (1970*, 1971*, 1972*, 1973)
Geoff Blethyn (1972* did not win the Coleman Medal)
Alex Jesaulenko (1969, 1970*, 1971)
Five men booted 100 goals at least once apiece and they were their respective club leading goal kickers
*Year the player booted 100 plus majors
Thanks Joe, nice stats!
@@NewFalconerRecords I had forgot to add Larry Donohue of Geelong who booted 103 goals in 1976.
@@joememphis1571 Larry Donohue will be covered in the next episode: 1976-86.
@@NewFalconerRecords Can't find it mate!
@@alansimmonds9030 I haven't made the next episode yet.