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File:56812.jpg|2019 Barry Bryant at Princes Park 2019 Barry Bryant at Princes Park CFC Image March 12
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File:56814.jpg|1960 Rnd 9 v North Melbourne at Princes Park 1960 Rnd 9 v North Melbourne at Princes Park Celebrating the victory and Brereton's 6 goals. L-R: Denis Strauch, Wes Lofts, Chris Pavlou, Barry Bryant, John Chick (Vice capt), Leo Brereton (drinking), Maurie Sankey, Bruce Comben (capt)
 
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Latest revision as of 09:28, 20 January 2026

Career : 1960 - 1961
Debut : Round 2, 1960 vs Fitzroy, aged 19 years, 356 days
Carlton Player No. 731
Games : 14
Goals : 5
Last Game : Round 18, 1961 vs Melbourne, aged 21 years, 114 days
Guernsey No. 11
Height : 178 cm (5 ft. 10 in.)
Weight : 72 kg (11 stone, 5 lbs.)
DOB: 4 May, 1940


Bryant was a tall, slim wingman from Kyabram who wore guernsey number 11 in 14 matches over two seasons at Princes Park. Bryant was originally from Walwa, which is close to Corryong.

Although he showed glimpses of real ability and was a reliable set shot at goal, he couldn’t settle in Melbourne, and so went home to the bush at the age of 21.

True Blue Barry Returns To Old Ground


Carlton historian Tony De Bolfo's story about Barry's brief career at Carlton.
https://www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2019-03-12/true-blue-barry-returns-to-old-ground


Links


Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Barry Bryant

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