Best name in the game

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Had a high school teacher who’s name was Ophelia Dick. The problem was she was built like a brick dunny with hams for hands!
Maiden or married surname?
She could not have done better if the latter
 

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Though its not a funny name, I've always thought billy stretch was a cool name.
 

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A couple oldies but goodies from the 80s

Tigers ruckman, David Honybun (pronounced Honey bun)

Melbourne player, Peter Tossol


Nice Coodabeens phone-in gag:

'Hello, Tony.'
'Hello Stan'.
'Tony, you know how when a player gets injured and misses a game they list the injured bodypart after the name to indicate why they are out? Well, if Les Foote or Lindsay Head were still playing, we could see - Foote (foot), or - Head (head)'.
'That's true, Stan, that would be quite amusing'.
'By the way Tony, did Peter Tossol ever get injured?'
'No Stan, I don't believe he did'.
 
Eddie Betts. No sexual inuendo. Just a damn good name to call out at the footy.

I suspect Charlie Spargo might be the same if he makes it. Rolls off the tongue so naturally.
I met him on the weekend and actually said that about him having a good name. Also, Spargo sounds a bit like a Mafia boss.
 

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