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CLUB NOTES | Round 5<br />

Optus Hobart Tigers - 0400 690 877<br />

President: Philip Baker<br />

Senior Coach: Graeme Fox<br />

Founded - Cananore 1908, Hobart 1944<br />

State Premierships - 1909,10,11,13,21,2<br />

2,25,26,27,31,59,90<br />

www.hobartfc.com.au<br />

HFC Children’s Ward Visit<br />

On the 20th of April, HFC players Matt Cleary<br />

and Jake Briggs accompanied ‘Benny’, the<br />

Club mascot, and naming rights sponsor ‘yes<br />

Optus’ (Optus Franchisee Owners Robert &<br />

Elizabeth Elliott) on a visit to the Children’s<br />

ward of the Royal Hobart Hospital. The group<br />

delivered Cadbury Easter eggs and ‘yes Optus’<br />

yo-yos, pens and hats to the children and their<br />

families.<br />

Women’s Football<br />

Tomorrow is the first game for the HFC<br />

Women’s side, they take on Launceston<br />

at Windsor Park starting at 12 noon. The<br />

girls would love your support on the road to<br />

Launceston but if you don’t feel like heading<br />

to Launceston then round two (next Sunday) is<br />

down here against Clarence.<br />

An evening with Mark Maclure<br />

19th May – Former Carlton Captain Mark<br />

Maclure will be our guest in the Clubrooms<br />

He made his senior VFL debut midway through<br />

the 1974 season against Geelong. He stayed<br />

with the Blues for an impressive thirteen<br />

seasons during which he played 243 games<br />

and kicked 327 goals.<br />

Some of this greatest career achievements<br />

included representing Victoria, and heading<br />

Carlton’s goal kicking list twice. He was also<br />

Carlton’s premiership centre half forward in<br />

their premiership teams of 1979, 1981 and<br />

1982. He portrayed a sometimes fearsome<br />

physical presence towards opponents but was<br />

ferociously protective of smaller team mates in<br />

the forward lines.<br />

Maclure was nameD the Blues captain for<br />

the season of 1986 season but it was not a<br />

successful year for him as he was troubled by<br />

injuries. The recovered enough to take the<br />

Blues into a finals campaign but it proved not<br />

to be successful as they lost to Hawthorn in<br />

the Grand Final that year. He retired shortly<br />

afterwards.<br />

These days, Mark works as an expert football<br />

commentator for ABC radio, a panellist on<br />

AFL 360 and is also the General Manager of<br />

Valvoline Car Care.<br />

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