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- Brisbane Football Club 1866-1886 | AFL Queensland
The Brisbane Football Club, at their 18th annual general meeting in 1884 discussed their involvement in rugby and Australian Rules Tom Welsby was re-elected the secretary and led the debate on the future direction of the club at this meeting
- Hall of Fame A-E | AFL Queensland
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- Troy Clarke | AFL Queensland
A pocket-sized utility player originally from Cairns who was the only North Queensland player in the final list of 100 nominations for the Queensland Team of the Century, named in 2003 Originally from South Cairns, he had an outstanding junior career in which he represented Queensland at U17 level and won the Cairns League B F Medal as a 17-yearold in 1986 Missed selection in the foundation
- John Durkin | AFL Queensland
A resilient and seasoned administrator with more than 30 years’ involvement in Townsville football A dual premiership player with West Townsville, he played 178 games in the TAFL Represented Townsville in the strong NQ championships of the 1970s and ‘80s and also coached the Townsville team Commenced his football in suburban Melbourne before shifting north in his early 20s More
- Daryl Bourke | AFL Queensland
An in-and-under centreman who was a member of the first Brisbane Bears playing intake in 1987 after 18 games at Melbourne under Ron Barassi and John Northey in 1985-86 but failed to win a spot on the club’s first playing list It proved to be a wonderful move nevertheless as he stayed in the Sunshine State and went on to become one of the all-time greats at Morningside despite a 1988 knee
- Frank Dunell | AFL Queensland
A Windsor-Zillmere utility player who will always have a special place in Queensland football history as the first player to play in an AFL premiership side Made his senior QAFL debut with Zillmere in ’77 and played 39 senior games before he was recruited by Essendon under the ‘Form Four’ format Made his AFL debut in ’79 and played precisely 100 games for the Bombers (six finals
- Owen Backwell | AFL Queensland
A majestic goal-kicking rover with Western Districts who would have been a champion in any era, and was unquestionably one of Queensland’s all-time greats A born and bred Queenslander and a product of Wests Juniors, he won the coveted Grogan Medal in 1971 and 1975, and played 323 games and kicked 767 goals for Wests through the 1970s and ‘80s to rank second only to Syd Guildford on the
- Bruce Burgoyne | AFL Queensland
A contributor to Queensland football for the best part of three decades as a coach, state selector, administrator and media commentator Before shifting to Queensland had a further two decades of participation with highlights including coaching Werribee to 3 VFA premierships, assistant coaching roles at North Melbourne and Footscray and life membership of West Footscray in 1965 Commenced his
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