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In 2024, to mark the 160th anniversary of its inception, the Carlton Football Club identified a core group of former players who had contributed significantly to the Club’s fortunes through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.<br> | In 2024, to mark the 160th anniversary of its inception, the Carlton Football Club identified a core group of former players who had contributed significantly to the Club’s fortunes through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.<br> | ||
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Honorary Hall of Fame inductees
In 2024, to mark the 160th anniversary of its inception, the Carlton Football Club identified a core group of former players who had contributed significantly to the Club’s fortunes through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Accordingly, a further 21 former players were progressively inducted into the Carlton Hall of Fame through the course of that year:
Jack Baker
Jack Conway
Jack Donovan
John Gardiner
William Goer
Harry Guy
Robert Heatley
Tommy Leydin
Orlando 'Lanty' O'Brien
George Robertson
Les Beck
Jim Flynn
Fred Jinks
George Johnson
Ted Kennedy
Alex Lang
Billy Payne
George Topping
Billy Dick
Alf Baud
Brighton Diggins
NB Please note above the name of George Coulthard, a legend of the Game who played in the pre-VFL days. Coulthard won 3 Champion of the Colony awards; the olden day equivalent of the Brownlow Medal.
Jack Worrall and David Parkin were triple premiership coaches at Carlton, while Ron Barassi was a dual Carlton premiership coach and also played 50 games for Carlton after a successful playing career with Melbourne.
