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Max Crow

Name	Max Crow
Born	1956-01-07
Height	194 cm
Weight	89 kg
Jumper	43, 31, 9, 6

V/AFL Clubs	Essendon, St Kilda, Footscray
V/AFL Games	188
V/AFL Career	1974-86
V/AFL Goals	210
Brownlow Votes	33

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Biography

Originally from Underbool, Max Crow was a long kicking, strong marking key position forwardor ruckman who enjoyed a fine, twelve-season VFL career with three clubs. In 1974 and from 1976 to 1982 he played 136 games and kicked 139 goals for Essendon, topping the Bombers' goal kicking list in 1977 with 38 goals. He transferred to St Kilda in 1977 and promptly won the club's best and fairest award. His three season stint with the Saints yielded 40 games and 53 goals. Crow finished his league career at Footscray, where he played a dozen games and booted 18 goals.

Author - John Devaney