List Records & Bests - Most Goals In A Career (ex-fp discussion)

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I believe there is now a case to include Leigh Matthews in this thread. Matthews has 915 goals in his VFL career, as well as 29 goals for Victoria and 49 in the night series games. He also kicked 4 in the 1971 Australian Club Championship and 3 in the 1976 NFL Championship series, which gives him 1000 exactly. In addition, according to the website for Chelsea Football Club in the Mornington Peninsula FL, Matthews played senior football for them in 1968, kicking 70 goals that season, to give him 1070 senior goals over all.
 
worbod said:
Des Trotter 1138 goals, played for East Gambier, Horsham and Warracknabeal.
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Des Trotter – 1964 – xxx – Miga Lake – Central Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1965 – 040 – Pigeon Ponds – Glenelg FL
Des Trotter – 1970 – 091 – Horsham – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1971 – xxx – Rochester – Bendigo FL
Des Trotter – 1972 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1973 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1974 – 117 – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1975 – 122 – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1976 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1976 – xxx – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1977 – 131 – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1978 – 074 – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL

Des was born around 1950, he was a early developer who became a big kid. Recruited by Fitzroy at 16 he played under 19's for a few years, transferred from East Gambier to Warracknabeal mid year in 1976, he finished win a major knee injury in 1978, at 28 years old.

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Des in 2017 aged 67
 
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Some info about Tony Modra (not necessarily a complete record)

Tony Modra – 1989 – 076 – Loxton – Riverland FL
Tony Modra – 1990 – 118 – Renmark – Riverland FL
Tony Modra – 1991 – 039 – West Adelaide – SANFL
Tony Modra – 1992 – 053 – West Adelaide – SANFL
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .021 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1993 – 129 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1994 – 070 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1995 – 042 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1996 – 075 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1997 – 084 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1998 – 019 – Adelaide – AFL
Tony Modra – 1999 – 071 – Fremantle – AFL
Tony Modra – 2000 – 050 – Fremantle – AFL
Tony Modra – 2001 – 027 – Fremantle – AFL
Tony Modra – 2004 – 104 – Encounter Bay – Great Southern FL
Tony Modra – 2005 – 075 – Encounter Bay – Great Southern FL
Tony Modra – 2007 – 063 – Keith – Kowree Naracoorte FL
Tony Modra – 2008 – 003 – Renmark – Riverland FL
 
I know Modra also kicked 4 goals for West Adelaide in the 1988 SANFL preseason/night series and 3 in the 1989 series. Kicked an additional 24 in state of origin games.
 
Todman said:
Des Trotter – 1964 – xxx – Miga Lake – Central Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1965 – 040 – Pigeon Ponds – Glenelg FL
Des Trotter – 1970 – 091 – Horsham – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1971 – xxx – Rochester – Bendigo FL
Des Trotter – 1972 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1973 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1974 – 117 – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1975 – 122 – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1976 – xxx – East Gambier – Western Border FL
Des Trotter – 1976 – xxx – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1977 – 131 – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL
Des Trotter – 1978 – 074 – Warracknabeal – Wimmera FL

Des was born around 1950, he was a early developer who became a big kid. Recruited by Fitzroy at 16 he played under 19's for a few years, transferred from East Gambier to Warracknabeal mid year in 1976, he finished win a major knee injury in 1978, at 28 years old.

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Des in 2017 aged 67
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Trotter kicked six goals in 1971 with Rochester. I think he was injured most of the year.
 
Fred Cook – 1967 – 000 – Footscray – VFL
Fred Cook – 1968 – 001 – Footscray – VFL
Fred Cook – 1969 – 001 – Footscray – VFL
. . . . . . . . . 1969 – 013 – Yarraville – VFA
Fred Cook – 1970 – 013 – Yarraville – VFA
Fred Cook – 1971 – 023 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1972 – 005 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1973 – 067 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1974 – 068 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1975 – 108 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1976 – 124 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1977 – 125 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1978 – 115 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1979 – 079 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1980 – 112 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1981 – 106 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1982 – 140 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1983 – 076 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1984 – 061 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1985 – 072 – Moorabbin – VFA, Div 2
Fred Cook – 1986 – ??? – Footscray Tech Old Boys – VAFA, F section
Fred Cook – 1987 – 014 – Crib Point – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1988 – 056 – Dromana – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1989 – 005 – Frankston Bombers – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1996 – 002 – Tyabb – MPNFL
 
Actually, looking over that PDF, I can't see how Cook kicked 54 goals for Yarraville over his two seasons there. I tried to trace his goal totals through Google Newspapers. I found a total of 13 for 1969 but there were four editions unavailable for 1970. Even so I found 11 goals in the 14 matches which I was able to trace, so unless he kicked 30 goals in the 4 remaining matches, I think Marc Fiddian's total of 26 goals for Yarraville from 29 games is the safer option, hence I credited Cook with 13 for 1970.
 
worbod said:
Fred Cook – 1967 – 000 – Footscray – VFL
Fred Cook – 1968 – 001 – Footscray – VFL
Fred Cook – 1969 – 001 – Footscray – VFL
. . . . . . . . . 1969 – 013 – Yarraville – VFA
Fred Cook – 1970 – 013 – Yarraville – VFA
Fred Cook – 1971 – 023 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1972 – 005 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1973 – 067 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1974 – 068 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1975 – 108 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1976 – 124 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1977 – 125 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1978 – 115 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1979 – 079 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1980 – 112 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1981 – 106 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1982 – 140 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1983 – 076 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1984 – 061 – Port Melbourne – VFA
Fred Cook – 1985 – 072 – Moorabbin – VFA, Div 2
Fred Cook – 1986 – ??? – Footscray Tech Old Boys – VAFA, F section
Fred Cook – 1987 – 014 – Crib Point – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1988 – 056 – Dromana – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1989 – 005 – Frankston Bombers – MPNFL
Fred Cook – 1996 – 002 – Tyabb – MPNFL
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So, just about 1400 or so as a general number with tweaking of research to come.
I have found refs for five VFA rep games so far which adds another 25 to his tally.

1976 25 April VFA d Ovens & Murray FL 19.11 to 17.14 - Cook 5g

1978 4th June QLD d VFA 18.14 to 12.20 - Cook 2g

1979 17 June VFA d QLD 28.26 to 5.8 - Cook 7g

1980 c7 July SA d VFA 19.21 to 15.15 - Cook 1g

1982 30 May VFA d GNFL 27.33 to 9.9 - Cook 10g
 
the croucher said:
So, just about 1400 or so as a general number with tweaking of research to come.
I have found refs for five VFA rep games so far which adds another 25 to his tally.

1976 25 April VFA d Ovens & Murray FL 19.11 to 17.14 - Cook 5g

1978 4th June QLD d VFA 18.14 to 12.20 - Cook 2g

1979 17 June VFA d QLD 28.26 to 5.8 - Cook 7g

1980 c7 July SA d VFA 19.21 to 15.15 - Cook 1g

1982 30 May VFA d GNFL 27.33 to 9.9 - Cook 10g
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I have read that Cook played 9 representative games for VFA, but I can only find goals for 8. In addition to what you have provided:

1977 12 June QLD d VFA 14.18 to 13.17 - Cook 9 goals

1980 14 June VFA d NTFA (Tas) 28.19 to 9.12 - Cook 5 goals

1982 13 June VAFA d VFA 23.13 to 19.17 - Cook 6 goals

There is another game VFA played on June 6, 1981 against GNFL. I could not see Cook's name in the goal kickers list when I found the game in The Sun microfilm recently. This 1981 game falls within Cook's timeline of representing the VFA (between 1976 and 1982), but I can't recall where I read of Cook playing 9 VFA games.
Cook also played in four games for Port in the VFA's 1977 Centenary Cup competition, a preseason comp to celebrate the VFA's 100th year. Here Cook kicked 30 goals from 4 games (bags of 6, 6, 6 and 12). In addition Cook played for Port in the NFL Ardath Cup in 1977, which had begun the year before as the NFL Wills Cup, which was won by Hawthorn. With no VFL representation forthcoming for 1977, some of the top VFA teams participated. Cook kicked 12 goals in 2 games in 1977 and then 15 goals in 3 games in 1978. Cook also played 4 night games for Footscray but kicked no goals.
 
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Todman said:
is that a typo 1996 or 1990 ? He was 49 years old in 1996
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I should also have added just for clarity that when one reads the Fred Cook biography it becomes clear that Cook unfortunately did not play any football between 1990 and 1996 due to court appearances, jail time and family issues which caused him to move house frequently.

In addition, I have noticed when reading the recent AFL Record Season 2018 that Ron Todd has now been credited with 1001 club goals for Collingwood and Williamstown, 2 more than the traditional 999 he was credited with for many decades. The 2 additional goals are for Williamstown, thus giving him 674 VFA goals and 327 VFL goals. Todd does of course also have 28 goals for Victoria.
 
worbod said:
I should also have added just for clarity that when one reads the Fred Cook biography it becomes clear that Cook unfortunately did not play any football between 1990 and 1996 due to court appearances, jail time and family issues which caused him to move house frequently.

In addition, I have noticed when reading the recent AFL Record Season 2018 that Ron Todd has now been credited with 1001 club goals for Collingwood and Williamstown, 2 more than the traditional 999 he was credited with for many decades. The 2 additional goals are for Williamstown, thus giving him 674 VFA goals and 327 VFL goals. Todd does of course also have 28 goals for Victoria.
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Yes, I remember a while back the Todd matter being clarified. Apparently many years ago a simple mathematical error was made in adding up his totals (either for a particular season or career - can't remember which it was now), and once that 999 was published of course it was "set in stone" and only recently corrected because someone finally went back through his career match-by-match.
 
killer said:
According the SA Football Budget Round 12 June 1978
T. Sutton was playing in the Norwood reserves
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Took me a long time I admit, but earlier in the year I sent a message to Norwood FC.
Took a while for the History Group to learn of that message but once they did, response was very quick and definite.

Trevor Sutton NEVER played senior football with Norwood, and certainly not in any premiership side - senior or reserves.

He is on record as playing in 1978 with total of 4 reserves matches and kicked a total of 8 goals.
 
I’ve been thinking for some time how good it would be if it were possible to have games totals to go with these goals totals. Obviously such a stat isn’t readily available for many country and regional leagues. I’ve researched a fair few and this is what I have unearthed. Many of these players did kick more goals than those which I have listed here.


2214 - Tony Doran – Birchip, Northern United, Woomelang-Lascelles, Nullawil: 425 games for 2160 club goals, as quoted on Footypedia

2064 - Shane Loveless – Sale, Footscray, Glenorchy, Tatura, Kyabram, Casterton, South Gambier, Apsley, Nambrok, Gunbower, Kerang Rovers, Colbinabbin, Ardmona, Nagambie: 425 games. Total consists of 14 interleague games (81 goals) and 2 night series games for Footscray (6 goals)

2036 - Ron Best – Heidelberg, Golden Square, Charlton, Sandhurst, Boort, Northern United: 354-357 games in all club and interleague appearances. There are three games in Best’s early days for Heidelberg for which I cannot yet determine whether he went goalless or did not play. His total includes 22 interleague games (116 goals)

2004 – Peter Hudson – New Norfolk, Hawthorn, Glenorchy: 341 games (including all night games for Hawthorn and Tasmania, as well all interstate and intrastate games in Tasmania. In addition, includes goals for Hawthorn and Glenorchy in Australian Club Championship games)

1991 - Wayne Tyquin – Corio, St Albans, North Shore, Birregurra, Torquay, Bannockburn, Inverleigh: 338 games

1884 - Simon Goosey – Mornington, Frankston, Hastings, Dromana: 350 club games

1815 – Rod Tregenza – South Mandurah: 326 club games
https://www.mandurahmail.com.au/story/3284956/goal-kicking-machine-retires/

1676 - John Hotker – Minyip, Minyip-Murtoa: 337 club games, as quoted in the book Wheatbelt Warriors

1498 - Ken Farmer – North Adelaide: 241 games. 224 club games for North Adelaide plus 17 interstate games

1488 - Fred Cook – Footscray, Yarraville, Port Melbourne, Moorabbin, Crib Point, Dromana, Frankston, Tyabb: 404 games (includes 4 night games for Footscray, 8 games for VFA)

1485 - Jason Dunstall – Coorparoo, Hawthorn: 333 games (including preseason and interstate games)

1459 - Tony Lockett – St Kilda, Sydney, Port Melbourne: 310 games (including preseason and interstate games)

1408 – Brendan Fevola – Carlton, Brisbane Lions, Casey Scorpions, Narre Warren, Waratah, Yarrawonga, New Norfolk, Monbulk, Griffith, Rockingham Rams, Edenhope-Apsley, Bacchus Marsh, Kinglake, Lindenow, Geelong West, Kangaroo Flat, Woodend-Hesket, Sandown, Perth (Tas), Deer Park, Hurstbridge, Frankston Bombers, Doveton, Coolangatta, Marong, Glenrowan, Melton South: 351 games

1394 - Gordon Coventry – Collingwood: 329 games (306 games for Collingwood, 23 for Victoria)

1319 - Austin Robinson Jr – Subiaco, South Melbourne: 280 games (includes 1 night game for South Melbourne for 4 goals and 10 games for Western Australia for 44 goals)

1320 - Neville Barwick – Mount Pleasant, New Norfolk: 508 (425 for Mt Pleasant)
As stated in John Stoward’s “Australian Rules Football in Tasmania” (2002)

1235 – Steven Tobin – Dromana, Doveton Eagles, Brim, Cranbourne, Tooradin, Boolarra, Morwell East: 317 games

1231 - Peter McKenna – Collingwood, Devonport, Carlton, Port Melbourne, Geelong West, Northcote: 266 games (including VFL night matches, representative game for NTFL in 1976 and interstate games for Victoria)

1210 - Ted Tyson – West Perth: 232 (includes games for Western Australia)

1173 - Daryl Gilmore – Heathcote, Toobarac, Eaglehawk, Carlton: 287 club games (no interleague goals included)

1167 - Harry Vallance – Carlton, Williamstown, Brighton: 292 (includes interstate games)

1157 - George Doig – East Fremantle: 216 (includes interstate games)

1155 - Jack Titus – Richmond, Coburg: 331 games (includes interstate games)

1144 - Stephen Oliver – Castlemaine, Carlton, Hepburn, Newstead: 255 (includes 9 interleague games for 32 goals and 1 preseason game for 2 goals)

1133 - Stephen Kernahan – Glenelg, Carlton: 421 games (includes all preseason and interstate games)

1111 - Tim Evans – Geelong, Port Adelaide: 317 games

1096 - Stan Sargeant – North Albury: 289 club games
http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_...ID=118575&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=8371314

1092 - Gary Ablett Sr – Hawthorn, Geelong: 273 (including preseason and interstate games)

1091 - Doug Wade – Geelong, North Melbourne: 278 (including night series and interstate games)

1079 - Bill Pearson – Old Scotch: 136 (includes interstate goals for VAFA)

1079 - Bernie Naylor – South Fremantle: 210 (includes interstate goals)

1071 – Rino Pretto – Fitzroy, Camberwell, Coburg, Oakleigh, Dandenong: 222 games

1070 – Leigh Matthews – Chelsea, Hawthorn: 388 (Includes Australian Football Club Championship games for Hawthorn in 1971 and games in NFL series in Adelaide in 1976)

1048 - Simon Minton-Connell – North Hobart, Carlton, Sydney, Hawthorn, Footscray, Doutta Stars, Aberfeldie, Moonee Valley, North Old Boys: 240 club games

1038 – Dick Harris – Warrnambool, Richmond, Williamstown, Yarraville: 318 (includes 9 games for Victoria for 34 goals)

1032 – Owen Fitzpatrick – Catani Blues: 313 club games
https://pakenham.starcommunity.com.au/gazette/2018-05-16/owen-true-blue-loyalty/
I updated Fitzpatrick's stats throughout 2018 after the publication of the article

1029 - Ron Todd – Collingwood, Williamstown: 222 (includes 5 games for Victoria)

1016 - Steve Norman – Wangaratta Rovers: 242 club games
http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_...ID=146094&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=9564617

1005 - Daryl Argall – Kiata and Gerang-Kiata: 346 games
 
Shane Harvey – 2002 – 006 – Essendon – AFL
Shane Harvey – 2003 – 003 – Essendon – AFL
Shane Harvey – 2004 – 004 – North Melbourne – AFL
Shane Harvey – 2005 – 000 – North Melbourne – AFL
Shane Harvey – 2006 – 116 – Wakool – Golden Rivers FL
Shane Harvey – 2007 – 107 – Wakool – Golden Rivers FL
Shane Harvey – 2008 – 108 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2009 – 102 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2010 – 102 – Barooga – Murray FL
Shane Harvey – 2011 – 048 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2012 – 020 – Southport - NEAFL
Shane Harvey – 2012 – 103 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2013 – 123 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2014 – 110 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2015 – 055 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL
Shane Harvey – 2016 – 062 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL Div 2
Shane Harvey – 2017 – 115 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL Div 2
Shane Harvey – 2018 – 072 – North Heidelberg – Northern FL Div 1
 
I have recently been able to browse through a copy of "South Australia Country Football Digest" at Adelaide State Library. This is the table which was produced in the stats section featuring all South Australian country footballers who have kicked 1000 goals to the end of 2017. The table does not include AFL goals, thus Tony Modra does not feature. I have noticed since the upgrade to Big Footy the tables are taking on a different look, but here goes anyway. I have included some extra data which I found in other sections of the book.


Goals | Player | Club/s | Span | 10 in a game | most in a game | Season most | Centuries
\1891|Chris Prime|Port Neill, Ports, Tasmans, Tumby Bay|1986-1992, 1996-2017|36|19|150|6
\1543|Wayne Paech|Wynarka, Karoonda, Rambler, East Murray, Perponda|1978-2001|17|17|138|2
\1493|Michael Timms|Robe, Port MacDonnell, South Gambier, Nangwarry|1981-1995|42|19|153|11
\1484|Geoff James|Propietary, Wallaroo, CY Cougars, North Clare|1992, 1995-2016|24|14|153|5
\1371|Greg Fisher|Lucindale|1986-2010|31|15||0
\1326|Steven Smith|Brown's Well, Lyrup, Loxton|1976-2001|23|20|124|1
\1310|Jamie Walker|Mannum, Penola, Robe|1991-2013|24|18|154|4
\1269|Colin Smith|Cobdogla, Barmera Monash|1964-1985|18|18|108|1
\1238|Robbie Scott|Meningie, Kingston, Robe, Hatherleigh|1974-1993|13|14|137|4
\1200|Barry Sampson|Kyancutta|1964-1980|18|21|150|4
\1181|Matt Oliver|Wallaroo, Balak, Ardrossan, Waikerie, Roopena, Paskeville|1996-2015||23|125|3
\1173|Troy Olsen|Wirrulla|1988-1993, 1996-2017||16|122|2
\1152|Tim Follett|Langhorne Creek|1989-2017||||0
\1049|Brenton Jaensch|Hahndorf|1980-2008||||0
\1044|Robert Cook|Wunkar, Waikerie, Langhorne Creek|1970-1983|14|21|133|3
\1040|Peter Ey|Tantanoola, Glencoe, Kalangadoo|1960s-1980s|||100|1
\1022|Greg Cotton|Strathalbyn, Langhorne Creek, Reynella, Kalangadoo|1970-1985|||139|6
\1016|Dion Hibberd|Noarlunga, Morphettville Park, Lobethal, Edwardstown|1993-2015||||0
\1013|Chad Dawe|Meadows|1999-2017|16|28|119|1
\1011|Phil Smith|Lucindale, Robe, Roopena, West Whyalla|1996-1997, 2002-2013, 2016|23|17|129|5
\1010|Ian Basham|Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor|1980-1996|||124|5
\1009|Michael Hunt|Mundulla|1982-2011, 2015||18||0
 
Another player listed in the most goals section, Willy Serle, had kicked 959 for United (APFL), Kadina, Ironbark and Bridgewater-Callington between 2003 and 2017. He kicked his 1000th goal on July 14, 2018.
 
Peter Ey (Mid South East Football League)

  • Mid South Eastern League President 2 Years – 1985-1987
  • Mid South Eastern Committee Member 5 Years – 1980-1984
  • 19 years as a football player -1959-1977 including 330 A grade games and over 1000 goals
  • League Best & Fairest – 1963, plus 3 runner ups – 1962, 1964, 1966
  • League Life Membership awarded in 1988
  • 10 years of Mid South Eastern FL representation – coach and player
  • Glencoe Senior coach 1965-1970 – 2 premierships
  • Tantanoola Best & Fairest – 1960, 1962, 1963 & 1964
  • League Leading Goal kicker – 1969, 1970, 1971 & 1974


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Re Peter Ey
Any more information on this guy?
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Of his 4 seasons as leading goalkicker he reaches 94,85,100 and 90 for a total of 369 just in those 4 years. The Ceertificate of Merit from the SANFL (above) states 1000 goals. So yes he should be included. But I think it might take a local to go to all the clubs he played at to find the official records.
 
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Actually, looking over that PDF, I can't see how Cook kicked 54 goals for Yarraville over his two seasons there. I tried to trace his goal totals through Google Newspapers. I found a total of 13 for 1969 but there were four editions unavailable for 1970. Even so I found 11 goals in the 14 matches which I was able to trace, so unless he kicked 30 goals in the 4 remaining matches, I think Marc Fiddian's total of 26 goals for Yarraville from 29 games is the safer option, hence I credited Cook with 13 for 1970.
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Fred Cook played mainly at CHB in his two seasons at Yarraville hence the low number of goals!
 

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