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'''Blueseum:''' [[Stat Shot: R Job|Summary of playing statistics for Rex Job]] | [file1569|Job's Blueseum Image Gallery]<br>
'''Blueseum:''' [[Stat Shot: R Job|Summary of playing statistics for Rex Job]]  
 
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File:57266.jpg|1930 Rex Job - CFC in Brisbane 1930 Rex Job Carlton Football Club in Brisbane Boyles web site
 
 
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 7 February 2026

Playing Career : 1931
Debut and Only Game : Round 1, 1931 Aged 20 years 266 days
475th Carlton Player
Games : 1
Goals : 0
Guernsey No. 13
Height : ?
Weight : ?
DOB : August 9, 1910
Recruited from : Ararat



Rex is pictured taking a mark in his only game which was a defeat by Richmond at Princes Park by 9 points. (Trove: Australasian May 09 p30)
Job was born in Long Gully (Bendigo), and recruited from Ararat.

Rex's Moment Forever Frozen In Time.


Carlton historian Tony De Bolfo's article on Rex
To read click here> http://www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2017-02-14/rexs-moment-forever-frozen-in-time

Footnote


"Clearances this week may give Preston new players for Saturday, Rex Job a back pocket player from Carlton is one of those men."
(The Argus May 05 1937 p18)

Links


Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Rex Job

Gallery