Who am I....

[WilliamPowell]

A new year - a new quiz

Can you name these Tigers ???

 

1. I was born in 1958 and played 6 games for 3 goals in the early 1980's. I wore 2 numbers in my career. Numbers 32 & 16

2. I was a cult hero to the fans and loved by my coach. I started my career with another club. I played 45 games for the Tigers in the mid 1990's

3. I was born in 1969 and played 4 games for the Tigers in 1993. Most tiger fans cannot believe I even played 4 games. I wore jumper number 42

4. I was born in 1980 and played just 4 games after an outstanding junior career. I kicked 1 goal and wore number 31.

5. I am recently retired. I was born in 1980. My first jumper number was 37

[mightytiges]

1. Geoff Ablett?
2. Michael Gale?
3. Mark Pitura
4. Was it Ezra Poyas?
5. Ray Hall

[Fishfinger]

2. I was a cult hero to the fans and loved by my coach. I started my career with another club. I played 45 games for the Tigers in the mid 1990's

First player I thought of was David Honybun but he was late 80's.

John Howat?
I took my son to an Auskick footy clinic one Sunday morning that he turned up to (when he was still at Melbourne). He was very late and very hungover.  Luckily for him there was only one Melbourne supporter so he didn't get mobbed. 
He was spewing (almost literally) when he saw it was Jim Stynes' number on the kid's back and not his.

[Hellenic Tiger]

A new year - a new quiz

Can you name these Tigers ???

 

1. I was born in 1958 and played 6 games for 3 goals in the early 1980's. I wore 2 numbers in my career. Numbers 32 & 16

2. I was a cult hero to the fans and loved by my coach. I started my career with another club. I played 45 games for the Tigers in the mid 1990's

3. I was born in 1969 and played 4 games for the Tigers in 1993. Most tiger fans cannot believe I even played 4 games. I wore jumper number 42

4. I was born in 1980 and played just 4 games after an outstanding junior career. I kicked 1 goal and wore number 31.

5. I am recently retired. I was born in 1980. My first jumper number was 37

1. Geoff Martin played circa 1980-1981 he was number 32. Can't remember him as number 16.

2. I was leaning towards Mark Neeld but don't think he played as many as 45 and was not a cult hero like Johnny Howat. So Johnny Howat I'll say also.

3. Ahahahahahaha our mid season pick in 1993. Brad Fox , by gosh he was ordinary and that is being very very generous. Came over to Essendon with big wraps a few years earlier. Tony Lockett nearly choked him to death at Waverley in 1992.

4. James White wore 31 before Chris Hyde. Ezra Poyas wore 26. White debuted in 2000 I think.

5.Ray Hall. Remember his first and only game in 37. Round 22 1999. The night the scoreboard went up in flames and Geischen's last match as coach.

[WilliamPowell]

1. Geoff Martin played circa 1980-1981 he was number 32. Can't remember him as number 16.

2. I was leaning towards Mark Neeld but don't think he played as many as 45 and was not a cult hero like Johnny Howat. So Johnny Howat I'll say also.

3. Ahahahahahaha our mid season pick in 1993. Brad Fox , by gosh he was ordinary and that is being very very generous. Came over to Essendon with big wraps a few years earlier. Tony Lockett nearly choked him to death at Waverley in 1992.

4. James White wore 31 before Chris Hyde. Ezra Poyas wore 26. White debuted in 2000 I think.

5.Ray Hall. Remember his first and only game in 37. Round 22 1999. The night the scoreboard went up in flames and Geischen's last match as coach.

1. Geoff Martin

2. Johnny Howat - Northey loved him

3. Fox

4. James White

5. Ray Hall

Well done FF on your guess, MT (for Ray Hall great guess) and HT74 for 100%