Jim Main's 100 greatest: Harry 'Soapy' Vallence
Jim Main recalls Soapy Vallence, who could goal from anywhere and his great record shows his incredible consistency as a Carlton forward.
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Jim Main recalls Soapy Vallence, who could goal from anywhere and his great record shows his incredible consistency as a Carlton forward.
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Richmond's Francis Bourke was still in his prime when Jim Main included him in his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main recalls the playing coach of 'King Richard', the great Dick Reynolds of Essendon.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at the career of Gordon Coventry, still lauded by many as the greatest ever full-forward.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks back at the career of the legendary Captain Blood - Jack Dyer.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks back at the career of Bill Morris, a Brownlow Medallist and Tiger star of the 1940s and 1950s.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks back at the career of Graham Arthur, the man who led the Hawks to their first flag.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main revisits the career of Richmond ruckman Roy Wright, the man who would never give up.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at South Melbourne's Bob Pratt, one of the great full forwards in the game's history.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at the man they called The Enforcer, Collingwood's Murray Weideman.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at one of footy's goal-kicking legends, the great Peter Hudson.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at Dinny Ryan, a Fitzroy star whose time at the Maroons was overshadowed by the great Haydn Bunton.
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From his 1978 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at one of Fitzroy's great stalwarts of the late 1960s and early 1970s, John Murphy.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at Keith Greig, the first North Melbourne player to win a Brownlow Medal.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at Graham Moss, the man who won a Brownlow Medal with Essendon and then went straight back home.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at Laurie 'Twinkletoes' Dwyer, the man who danced his opponents off their feet.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at one of the great ruckmen of the 1970s, Gary Dempsey.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main heaps praise on one of the finest ruckmen of his time, 1960 Brownlow Medalist John Schultz.
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From his 1977 book, 100 Greatest Players, Jim Main looks at the career of legendary ruckman Graham "Polly" Farmer.
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In 1977, Jim Main was asked to name his 100 greatest players. Nearly four decades later, Australian Football has invited him to revisit and revise that list.
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Jim Main
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Joined 22nd Jun 2012
Last seen 22nd Jun 2012
AFL: Sydney (NSW)
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