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O U R G R E AT G A M E | History comes alive Welcome to Our Great Game where we will explore the tapestry of Tasmanian football history and also embark on some analysis of topical issues in Tasmanian football. Starting next week and then approximately every fortnight we will present the rich and varied history of the 10 Tasmanian State League Clubs. And what a history we have! Not only do we have the recognized oldest club in Tasmania in Launceston, but also arguably the most successful in North Hobart. We also have the fascinating merged history of Clubs such as Glenorchy, Burnie and South Launceston. Can you remember Cananore? The Hobart based club were a dominant force in Tasmanian football in the first half of last century. The Canaries wore black and gold and played out of the TCA Ground. After World War Two the club was disbanded and then effectively reestablished under the new district format in Tasmanian football as the Hobart Football Club. The fascinating history of these Clubs will be the subject of a special feature mid-year. We will also consider the relatively new clubs such as Clarence and Lauderdale which have emerged as the eastern suburbs of Hobart have grown outwards and the much older working class bastion of North Launceston and the home of middle class Devonport. Our Great Game is much more than the 10 TSL Clubs and some of the topical issues we will consider include: • The Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame which will for the 6th time celebrate the contribution of numerous individuals and recognize another great club, legendary team and memorable game of Tasmanian football. • Also, Tasmania will once again take on Queensland in a senior interstate clash in June. We will consider the role and achievements of Tasmania in interstate football. • The Tasmanian Devils. Were they ill conceived and doomed from the start or was it the boldest and longest experiment in Tasmanian football being a serious contender in the national football club spotlight? Finally, we will ask you to join the debate about when we should celebrate Tasmanian footballs sesquicentenary (150th anniversary). The AFL celebrated the anniversary of Australian Football in 2008 on the basis that the formulation of the so called ‘Melbourne Rules’ of 1858 was a start point for football history. Of course different forms of Australian football were being played in Tasmania, as well as Victoria, nearly two decades before 1858. In Tasmania we will consider key milestones between 1858 and 1875, which is recognized as the year that the Launceston Football Club officially came into being, and promote one as the start point of Our Great Game. Daniel Smedley Historian / Manager Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame 11
C O M P E T I T I O N S | North Hobart V Hobart - Seniors NORTH HOBART Coach: Clinton Brown No Player G B 1 Nathan Street 3 Andrew Palmer 5 Billy-Joe Jackson 6 Nick Carr 8 Clinton Brown 10 Jayden Charlton 11 Matthew Muir 12 Zeke Gardam 13 Nathan Hardy 14 Caden Wilson 15 Cam DeGooyer 17 James Faulkner 18 Robert Devine 19 Ollie Divenuto 22 Tim Peterson 24 Joe Arnold 25 Ken Hall 26 Jesse Wells 27 Travis Brown 29 Troy Cunliffe 37 Hugh Williams 46 Mitch Smith 47 Marty Allison 49 Justin Veitch 55 Callen Dell 58 Henry Schade N.HBT HBT 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time 4/4 time HOBART Coach: Graham Fox No Player G B 1 Ellis PERRY 2 Trent NICHOLS 3 Matthew CLEARY 7 Andrew LEMM 8 Nathan MILLS 12 Sam HALL 14 Heath NEVILLE 15 Jarratt HORTON 16 Blair KEAN 19 Jamie CLARK 20 Clint FLOOD 23 Michael CASSIDY 25 Zeb GRAHAM 26 Brendon JOHNSON 29 Tom FRIEND 33 Ryan SULLIVAN 36 Kurt STYLES 39 Sam REEVES 40 Larry OWEN 41 Lewis CONNOR 42 Damian BAGORSKI 43 Aaron HALL 45 Zack JOHNSON 46 Ashley WOODHEAD 47 Jayde YOUNG 49 Jeremy HOWE 12
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