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Post by Johnson#26 »

Number 1 and number...20?
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Post by 2 PIES IN CAIRNS »

I can remember him in 8 ...and I reckon he also wore a number in the 30's as well.
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LOL! Seems a guessing game at the moment. Magpie Greg probably remembers.
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A bit too long ago for me.
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Des carried number 30 early in his career. I think he went to 1 when he took over the captaincy. He wore 8 for a while as well. I was under the impression that he got 8 when he returned from the Bumblers.
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Onya Canberra. That's close enough. As you said he began his career with no. 30 (62-65), then wore no. 1 as captain (66-69), moved to no.8 when he relinquished the captaincy (70-71), then wore no.1 again in 76 when he returned from essendon, and also wore no.3 in 77.

Therefore, the answer is 30, 1, 8 and 3.
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Ah.... someone got it!. C'mon Canberra, a question that people younger than 50 would be able to answer.. :P
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OK. An easy one. Give us the highest number ever worn by a player in a AFL/VFL game. Add the player and the club he played for.
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Post by Mr Pieman »

Was it Shaun Renn...52 for the Crows?
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Post by Cakewalk 90 »

Not sure if other clubs had senior players with numbers higher than 60.
In 1987-1990 I think Collingwood had Terry Keays at least initially wearing number 60. I'm more confident that in 1991 Collingwood had Stephen Anderson wearing number 60. I remember he played in the drawn game against St. Kilda in round 4 at Moorabbin.
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Nope. Number not high enough.
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Didn't Canberra wear no. 56? :wink:
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Good get Mr P but my AFL/VFL career resides in my imagination. By the way the number is even higher than mine.
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Post by raymond35 »

Did Liberatore wear 60 or 61 or something ridiculous when he first went to Footscray?
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Wasn't there a player who played for the Saints/Bears waring the number 60? Can't remember his name...
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