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Wayne Johnson -23rd Feb 2018

In 209 games, he was leading goal kicker in 1980 for coach Percy Jones, Best and Fairest in 83 & 86 (equal), captained the team 84-85 and was an all Australian in 1987.

Geoff Southby - 9th February 2018

Geoff Southby - 268 games for Carlton, 2 premierships, AFL Hall of Fame, member of Carlton's Team of the Century and one of the games hardest and best defenders.

Doug Hawkins - December 15th 2017

Doug was a great winger such that the outer wing at the Western Oval is named after him.

Sam Kekovich - 1st December 2017

Sam is flamboyant on and off the field he is now a very popular media personality and public speaker; and has been known to enjoy a good lunch.

Phil Clearly -17th November 2017

Phil was the first non Labour person to be elected to the seat of Wills, and became a high profile independent.

Neil Balme -3rd November 2017

Neil became Football Ops Manager at Geelong in 2007 and was a key figure in their 2007, 09, 11 premierships, breaking a 44 year drought year 1.

John Harms AFL Finals -15th September 2017

This is a John Harms Footy Almanac Lunch and he will run this Lunch interviewing special guests on a Finals theme.

Howard Beer - 1st September 2017

Howard was in charge of anti-corruption operations for the 'Indian Cricket League' and was involved in the Chris Cairns investigation.

Peter Bedford - 25th August 2017

Peter started his football career playing 52 games at Port Melbourne, following in his father's footsteps - they are both in Port Melbourne's Team of The Century.

The International Cup - 11th August 2017

The AFL Internation Cup competition draws teams from 18 countries with ex pat Australians ineligible to play. This year there are 18 international mens' teams and 8 womens' teams.

Des Tuddenham - 7th July 2017

In '71 Des was named captain of the VFL representative side - the first player to be named captain while not being captain of his home club.

Phil Carman - 23rd June 2017

He became famous for his fabulous play & white boots, with a Collingwood "cult figure" words that have been used to describe him are - flamboyant, exasperating, dynamic, brilliant, fiery, controversial, colourful, mercurial.

Colin Lovitt - 9th June 2017

Colin, now retired QC, Criminal Defense Barrister of 45 years has had about 200 Murder Trials. He was Chair of The Criminal Bar Association (Vic), also working on high profile cases in WA.

Graeme Jenkin - 19th May 2017

Graeme won selection in the Victorian team in 1970 but is perhaps most famous for being the player Alex Jesaulenko took his spectacular mark over, in the 1970 Grand Final.

Barry Michael - 5th May 2017

As well as numerous Australian & Commonwealth Titles, Barry won the world IBF Featherweight boxing title in 1985 over the younger Lester Ellis at Festival Hall.

Angela Pippos -21st April 2017

Angela MCed the launch of the AFL women's competition, and produced & presented a documentary on the rise of women in football that was screened on 7 nationally on the opening night of the AFLW.

Roy Hay - 7th April 2017

In 1985, Roy provided assistance to Scotland's manager Sir Alex Ferguson when Scotland played The Socceroos in Australia in a World Cup qualifier. That match was pivotal and since then his allegiance has been with Australia.

Kevin Sheedy - 31st March 2017

Kevin is arguably the most influential figure in the history of the AFL and is currently GM of Commercial Development & Innovation at Essendon. He is regarded as an ambassador for the game.

Ken Sheldon - 17th March 2017

Ken kicked the goal late in the game in the 79 Grand Final against Collingwood, from the famous Wayne Harmes knock from the boundary.

Peter McKenna - 3rd March 2017

Peter won the Coleman medal in 1972 & 1973, and was Collingwood's leading goalkicker for 8 seasons from 1967. He has been inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame.

Sam Newman - 17th February 2017

Sam is a famous and controversial media figure who speaks his mind and is perhaps deliberately controversial. He has also been involved in numerous controversial incidents over the years that quickly get the attention of the media.

David Rhys-Jones - 3rd February 2017

David Rhys-Jones was a gifted Carlton Footballer who won the Norm Smith Medal in 1987 playing on Centre Half Forward Dermott Brereton. He has been inducted into the Carlton Hall of Fame.

Kevin Sheehan - 19th August 2016

Kevin Sheehan played a key role in growing the game into a National competition, was an instigator in VicKick then AusKick and the TAC Cup, and has the Kevin Sheehan Medal awarded to the best player in the Under 16 National Championships each year.

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