Which club has blooded the most players new to their club this year in the Seniors? Obviously the stand-alones will lead by a long way.
GOALdenHawk Tue, 12 Jul 2005 - 10:08
I reckon Box Hill would give that a shake. Depends if you include AFL listed players as well. I can think of: Ryan Breese Andrew Buckenara Andrew Jansen Nick Kane Owen Millwood Al Neville Brendan Rinaldi That's 7 - may have missed a couple. Ruory Kirkby Jordan Lewis Matt Little Thomas Murphy Jarryd Roughead Clinton Young Plus 6 new Hawthorn players, so 13 in total.
NorthPort Topic starter Tue, 12 Jul 2005 - 12:30
Best I can figure at Port is 3. Yeah AFL Rookies and listed players don't count. Tim Hazell Adrian Bonaddio Toby Pinwill
footyman Tue, 12 Jul 2005 - 17:37
Werribee: Chad O'Sullivan Salim Hassan Ed Darcy Hayden Foss Jake Furfaro James Allan Jarrod Young Liam Gardiner Ryan Closter Michael Sleeman Not bad for the top side!!!
NorthPort Topic starter Mon, 18 Jul 2005 - 16:52
This subject was raised on the TV coverage on Saturday, I think Box Hill currently had the most debutants... Although they do have quite a high turnover rate at the Mustangs. Also, add Sam Dwyer to that list of Port players, he played his first game for the Borough on the weekend.
mattyc Mon, 18 Jul 2005 - 21:55
onslaught wrote:This subject was raised on the TV coverage on Saturday, I think Box Hill currently had the most debutants... Although they do have quite a high turnover rate at the Mustangs. Also, add Sam Dwyer to that list of Port players, he played his first game for the Borough on the weekend.
Add Jason Eagle to our list!
mudshake Tue, 26 Jul 2005 - 22:29
I think the infamously named John Holmes has played in the 1's at Box Hill as well.