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Key Facts

Full name
Charles Healy

Known as
Charlie Healy

Born
5 September 1899

Died
18 March 1985 (aged 85)

Age at first & last AFL game
First game: 25y 267d
Last game: 31y 8d

Senior clubs
North Melbourne

Jumper numbers
North Melbourne: 29, 26

Charlie Healy

Club	League	Career span	Games	Goals	Avg	Win %	AKI	AHB	AMK	BV
North Melbourne	V/AFL	1925-1930	81	23	0.28	16%	—	—	—	0
Total		1925-1930	81	23	0.28	16%	—	—	—	0

AFL: 3,046th player to appear, 3,012th most games played, 3,453rd most goals kickedNorth Melbourne: 24th player to appear, 163rd most games played, 236th most goals kicked

Capable of occupying a half back flank or playing as a rover, Charlie Healy [1] was an extremely skilful member of North Melbourne’s early VFL combinations. From Kensington originally, he played 81 games for North and booted 23 goals from 1925 to 1930.

Author - John Devaney

Footnotes

1. Some sources render this surname Healey.

Sources

Full Points Publications