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Australian rules footballer
Australian rules footballer
Robin White Full name
Robin White Date of birth
(1960-09-08 ) 8 September 1960 (age 63) Original team(s)
South Adelaide (
SANFL ) Height
177 cm (5 ft 10 in) Weight
80 kg (176 lb) Position(s)
Defence Years
Club
Games (Goals) 1985–87
Melbourne
30 (2)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1987.
Sources:
AFL Tables ,
AustralianFootball.com
Robin White (born 8 September 1960) is a former
Australian rules footballer who played with
Melbourne in the
Victorian Football League (VFL) and
South Adelaide in the
South Australian National Football League (SANFL).
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Notes
^ Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2009). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers: every AFL/VFL player since 1897 (8th ed.). Seaford, Victoria: BAS Publishing. p. 885.
ISBN
978-1-921496-00-4 .
External links
Best and Fairest Knuckey Cup
1923:
Moriarty
1924:
Ryan
1925: Oliver
1926: Oliver
1927: W. Jackson
1928:
Ryan
1929: Tully
1930: Tully
1931: Jaffer
1932: Rose
1933: Tully
1934:
Cockburn
1935: Tully
1936: Mulcahy & Dawes
1937: Dawes
1938:
Cahill
1939:
Cahill
1940: Murdy
1941:
Cockburn
1945: Doherty
1946: Brown
1947:
Hickinbotham
1948:
Deane
1949:
Deane
1950: Linke
1951:
Deane
1952: Linke
1953:
Deane
1954: Linke
1955: Polden
1956:
Deane
1957:
Deane
1958: Christie
1959: R. Jackson
1960: Panizza
1961:
Kantilla
1962:
Kantilla
1963:
Darley
1964:
Darley
1965:
Schmidt
1966:
Darley
1967:
Darley
1968:
Darley
1969: Coombe
1970: Backman
1971: Haines
1972:
Darley
1973:
Darley
1974: Young
1975:
Keddie
1976: Hateley
1977: Baynes
1978: Baynes
1979: Baynes
1980: Butler
1981:
Hawkins
1982:
White
1983:
Hawkins
1984:
Naley
1985: Kappler
1986:
Troy
1987: Kappler
1988: Kappler
1989: Whitford
1990: Trevena
1991: Kappler
1992: Grummet
1993: Dillon
1994: Whittman
1995: Polkinghorne
1996:
Osborn
1997: Polkinghorne
1998: Talbot
1999: Cobb
2000: Tallbot
2001: Morgan
2002:
Sampson
2003:
Hall
2004:
King
2005: Davis
2006: Archard
2007: McGlone
2008: Boyd
2009: Sandery
2010: Liddle
2011: Cross
2012: Liddle
2013: Liddle
2014:
Brooksby
2015: Cross
2016: Cross & Seccull
2017: Liddle
2018: Liddle
2019: Cross
2020:
Broadbent
2021:
Gibbs
Women's Best & Fairest
Victoria 16.12 (108) defeated South Australia 16.8 (104), at
Football Park , 15 May 1984
Western Australia 14.14 (98) defeated South Australia 14.13 (97), at
Football Park , 9 June 1984
Both games State of Origin vs. Victoria State Game vs. Western Australia