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Football => On the Prowl => Topic started by: WilliamPowell on December 04, 2007, 08:04:42 PM
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One of the great things about Rhett's new book is it gives a complete list of all players who've played for the Tigers and the numbers they've worn.
So let's see how well you know your numbers
Which numbers did the following players wear (all had more than 1 number)
Chris Pym
Peter Wilson
Byran Wood
Jeff Hogg
Cameron Clayton
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Jack Dyer (senior)
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Don't have the book yet WP but Christmas is around the Corner.............
Anyway I'll take a stab as 4 of them I know as I have seen them play.
Pym was number 51 who could forget his 1988 match winning last quarter on a Friday nite against Carlscum. What number he went to do not know.
Wood wore number 16 I think he may have had 43 before that?
Wilson wore 19 I think he went to 5 after that. Famously cartwheeled in the Chris Pym match at the final siren in 1988 against Carlscum.
Hoggy wore 48 when he first arrived then Steven Ryan took it over. Then Hoggy went to number 34.
Cameron Clayton I have no idea what era he played let alone the number he had. :gotigers
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Don't have the book yet WP but Christmas is around the Corner.............
Anyway I'll take a stab as 4 of them I know as I have seen them play.
Pym was number 51 who could forget his 1988 match winning last quarter on a Friday nite against Carlscum. What number he went to do not know.
Wood wore number 16 I think he may have had 43 before that?
Wilson wore 19 I think he went to 5 after that. Famously cartwheeled in the Chris Pym match at the final siren in 1988 against Carlscum.
Hoggy wore 48 when he first arrived then Steven Ryan took it over. Then Hoggy went to number 34.
Cameron Clayton I have no idea what era he played let alone the number he had. :gotigers
Chris Pym's first number was 51
Bryan Wood did wear 16 but not 43
Peter Wilson - you are correct with the numbers 19 &5 :thumbsup
Jeff Hogg - spot on with both of those 48 & 34 :clapping
Cameron Clayton played in the 1970's
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Cameron Clayton - 26
Jack Dyer (senior) - 17
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Cameron Clayton - 26
Jack Dyer (senior) - 17
50% correct what were their other numbers ;) ;D
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
So close and yet so far ;D
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I think Jack Dyer wore 30 in his first game where he spent either the entire game on the bench or had a very minimal run against North which to this day is still our greatest winning margin over any side. 168 points to be exact. There is a famous photo from his first game where he is running down the race and some bloke in a coat and hat is pointing at him like he was some kind of odditty. He went to number 17 for the remainder of his career after that.
Cameron Clayton is a very very obscure one. Good job WP way to stump the masses :thumbsup
You could have asked about Mark Summers Mark Stockdale Mark McQueen or Wayne Shand WP. :lol
From my era.
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I think Jack Dyer wore 30 in his first game where he spent either the entire game on the bench or had a very minimal run against North which to this day is still our greatest winning margin over any side. 168 points to be exact. There is a famous photo from his first game where he is running down the race and some bloke in a coat and hat is pointing at him like he was some kind of odditty. He went to number 17 for the remainder of his career after that.
Sensational get HT74 :bow :bow :bow
Correct
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
So close and yet so far ;D
43 in the 74 GF coming off the bench in the last quarter
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43 in the 74 GF coming off the bench in the last quarter
:clapping :clapping :clapping
Correct
4 down 2 to go
Chris Pym's and Bryan Wood's 2nd numbers
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
So close and yet so far ;D
43 in the 74 GF coming off the bench in the last quarter
He also wore number 26.
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
So close and yet so far ;D
43 in the 74 GF coming off the bench in the last quarter
He also wore number 26.
Yep MT got that one yesterday :thumbsup
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Cameron Clayton wore 48 a one stage ?
So close and yet so far ;D
43 in the 74 GF coming off the bench in the last quarter
He also wore number 26.
Yep MT got that one yesterday :thumbsup
Sorry boys did not see it. Well done MT didn't mean to cut your lunch champ. :thumbsup
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Chris Pym's and Bryan Wood's 2nd numbers
Pym got 10 after 51.
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Chris Pym's and Bryan Wood's 2nd numbers
Pym got 10 after 51.
Yes correct
That's leaves Bryan Wood's other number than 16
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Princess's other number was worn in the '72 final series and is number .... 37
Of course he then grew a moustache and promptly changed his number to 16, (and because Michael Green rejoined the Tigers after his year off).
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Princess's other number was worn in the '72 final series and is number .... 37
Correct :thumbsup well done Darth :clapping
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I think Jack Dyer wore 30 in his first game where he spent either the entire game on the bench or had a very minimal run against North which to this day is still our greatest winning margin over any side. 168 points to be exact. There is a famous photo from his first game where he is running down the race and some bloke in a coat and hat is pointing at him like he was some kind of odditty. He went to number 17 for the remainder of his career after that.
The famous dyer pic of him running out from the race and supporter pointing his finger at him, wasnt from his first ever game, but rather was Rd 1 1946 vs Fitzroy and it appears in 'The TIgers: A Century of League Football' on Page 73
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Thanks for the clarification Rhett. :thumbsup
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You learn something everyday. I always thought that pic was at Vic Park as the fans look like feral Pie supporters lol.
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Too well dressed and too many teeth to be Pies fans MT. :rollin :lol :rollin
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Too well dressed and too many teeth to be Pies fans MT. :rollin :lol :rollin
:rollin :lol
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The famous dyer pic of him running out from the race and supporter pointing his finger at him, wasnt from his first ever game, but rather was Rd 1 1946 vs Fitzroy and it appears in 'The TIgers: A Century of League Football' on Page 73
For all those who haven't I recommned every Tiger fan get a copy of Rhett's book it is an absolute ripper.
Well done Rhett :thumbsup