Topparoo
Team Captain
Buckley's hope or Buckley's chance. William Buckley was an escaped convict from the Port Philip penal colony in the first decade of the 19th century. He had served in the British military and had fought against Napoleon in the Netherlands. He was transported to Port Philip in 1803 for stealing some cloth. After his escape, and having struggled with hunger and the elements he was taken in by the local aboriginals and spent 30 years as a nomad living with the local indigenous and also by himself, mostly along the shores of the now Bellarine and Mornington peninsulas. After 30 odd years he walked back into white society where there was awe and disbelief when he told his tale. He died in Hobart in 1856. An amazing story of survival for anyone that is interested."You've got Buckley's hope" referred to the bushranger.
It evolved to
"You've got 2 chances... Buckley's and Nunn" using the department store as a clever reference.
Source: my Grandfather, who would be in triple digits if he was still with us and knew everything about Melbourne folklore (as far as I could tell).