Moments after
the start of the 1958 VFL grand final between Collingwood and Melbourne,
players from both sides suddenly remembered just how much they disliked
each other. |
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When several
players get the same idea at once, things can get a little
confusing! Action from the 1968 WANFL 2nd semi final between Perth
and West Perth. |
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One of the
most famous football pictures of them all: Richmond's Jack 'Captain Blood'
Dyer in trademark, brutally barnstorming action against St Kilda. |
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Claremont and
South Fremantle players get better acquainted in the 1981 WAFL grand
final. Claremont had the last laugh, winning the game by 15 points. |
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North
Melbourne's Allen Aylett in a scene no one likes to see. |
Sandgate and
Coorparoo players discuss their differences during the 1970 QAFL grand
final which Sandgate won by 39 points. |
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North Adelaide
and Port Adelaide players appear to have entirely forgotten about the ball
in this shot taken during a 1970 meeting between the sides at Prospect
Oval.
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Messrs Malone
(West Perth, right) and Snow (Subiaco, left) getting to grips with affairs
during the 1995 WAFL grand final. It's not recorded who won the
fight, but West Perth won the game. |
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Having left
his 'calling card', 'Lethal Leigh' Matthews of Hawthorn stands
nonchalantly by. |
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Claremont's
Graham Moss (left) and Ron Boucher (Swan Districts, right) clearly haven't
been discussing the weather. |
Collingwood's
John Greening is carried from the field on a stretcher during a game
against St Kilda in 1972. Greening remained unconscious for 24
hours. |
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Norwood-Port
Adelaide in 1994: the Redlegs' Stephen Rowe has just experienced every
footballer's worst nightmare after sustaining a serious knee injury. |
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The cost of a
premiership is clearly etched on the face of Swan Districts captain-coach,
Haydn Bunton, but he seems completely oblivious. |
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Moorabbin and
Port Melbourne players enjoy a game of 'hunt the ball' in atrocious
conditions at Moorabbin in July 1963. |
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Never the most
amicable of rivals, Port Adelaide and Norwood players agree to differ back
in 1978. |