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Carlton’s fortunes began to wane in the wake of that flag triumph, although the team still managed to fight its way through to the [[Preliminary Final, 1988|1988 Preliminary Final]]. Madden finished second to [[Craig Bradley]] in that year’s club [[Best and Fairest]], and third behind [[Stephen Kernahan]] and Bradley in [[1989]]. By then he had retired from teaching and returned to University to study architecture, while also working in an administrative role with the AFL Players Association. In [[1990]] he was elected President of the AFLPA, and two years later graduated a Bachelor of Architecture.<br> | Carlton’s fortunes began to wane in the wake of that flag triumph, although the team still managed to fight its way through to the [[Preliminary Final, 1988|1988 Preliminary Final]]. Madden finished second to [[Craig Bradley]] in that year’s club [[Best and Fairest]], and third behind [[Stephen Kernahan]] and Bradley in [[1989]]. By then he had retired from teaching and returned to University to study architecture, while also working in an administrative role with the AFL Players Association. In [[1990]] he was elected President of the AFLPA, and two years later graduated a Bachelor of Architecture.<br> | ||
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He won his second club [[Best and Fairest]] in [[1991]], and two years later played in his third Grand Final when the Blues were outclasses and outpaced by the ‘Baby Bombers’ of Essendon. On his way to playing on the MCG in September, Harry provided one of the great moments of [[1993]], during the [[Semi Final, 1993|second Semi Final against Adelaide at Waverley]]. He took a handpass on the defensive side of the centre square, and – realising that he was in space – immediately galloped off toward goal. While friend and foe watched in disbelief, he took one bounce, then another - steadied ... and roosted a superb 50-metre left-foot drop punt that never looked like missing. His boundless joy as he wheeled around to run back to the was one of the replay highlights of the year. [[File:25238.jpg|left]] | He won his second club [[Best and Fairest]] in [[1991]], and two years later played in his third Grand Final when the Blues were outclasses and outpaced by the ‘Baby Bombers’ of Essendon. On his way to playing on the MCG in September, Harry provided one of the great moments of [[1993]], during the [[Semi Final, 1993|second Semi Final against Adelaide at Waverley]]. He took a handpass on the defensive side of the centre square, and – realising that he was in space – immediately galloped off toward goal. While friend and foe watched in disbelief, he took one bounce, then another - steadied ... and roosted a superb 50-metre left-foot drop punt that never looked like missing. His boundless joy as he wheeled around to run back to the was one of the replay highlights of the year. [[File:25238.jpg|left]] | ||
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Redemption for that 1993 Grand Final defeat eventually arrived two years later, when [[Grand Final, 1995|Carlton thrashed Geelong by ten goals and claimed the Blues’ sixteenth Premiership]]. At the age of 34, Madden led a dominant Carlton’s ruck division to another memorable Grand Final victory. To make the triumph even sweeter, he was named [[All Australian]] for the second time, and confirmed as a life member of the Blues.<br> | Redemption for that 1993 Grand Final defeat eventually arrived two years later, when [[Grand Final, 1995|Carlton thrashed Geelong by ten goals and claimed the Blues’ sixteenth Premiership]]. At the age of 34, Madden led a dominant Carlton’s ruck division to another memorable Grand Final victory. To make the triumph even sweeter, he was named [[All Australian]] for the second time, and confirmed as a life member of the Blues.<br> | ||
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A <i>Jurassic</i> classic whose ability to manipulate his enormous frame whilst maintaining an ambidextrous touch allowed him to dominate games without high possession totals. AFL player’s rights and benefits were also a focus for a man whose work within the game was critical to its future endeavors. Has transitioned successfully into politics.<br> | A <i>Jurassic</i> classic whose ability to manipulate his enormous frame whilst maintaining an ambidextrous touch allowed him to dominate games without high possession totals. AFL player’s rights and benefits were also a focus for a man whose work within the game was critical to its future endeavors. Has transitioned successfully into politics.<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 7 February 2026
Career : 1983 - 1996
Debut : Round 7, 1983 vs Sydney, aged 21 years, 341 days
Carlton Player No. 909
Games : 322 (287 at Carlton)
Goals : 190 (170 at Carlton)
Last Game : Semi Final, 1996 vs Brisbane, aged 35 years, 106 days
Guernsey No. 44
Height : 206 cm (6 ft. 9 in.)
Weight : 107 kg (16 stone, 10 lbs.)
DOB : 31 May, 1961
Premiership Player 1987, 1995
Best and Fairest 1985, 1991
All Australian 1987, 1995
Carlton Hall of Fame
For much of the 1980s and 1990s, Justin ‘Harry’ Madden was seen as the goofy giant in Carlton’s number 44 guernsey; a smiling, good-natured, loping giraffe of a footballer who never seemed to take the game - or his participation in it - very seriously at all. Laconic, and with a wry sense of humour that made him enormously popular with supporters and team-mates alike, ‘Harry’ always claimed that someone as awkward and uncoordinated as him was a blight on the game.
The real truth is that Madden was one of Carlton’s great ruckmen; a 206-centimetre beanpole with outstanding tap skills, strong hands and a reliable left foot when shooting for goal. In a marathon 18-year AFL career that began at Essendon and flourished at Carlton, Harry played 332 senior games and kicked 190 goals between 1980 and 1996. Included in that tally were four Grand Finals, highlighted by Carlton Premierships in 1987 and 1995. He was voted Best and Fairest for the Blues twice, All Australian twice, and in 1985 went within one vote of sharing the Brownlow Medal with Footscray’s Brad Hardie.
Harry was originally recruited by Essendon while he was studying at St Bernard’s College in 1980. He joined his older brother Simon at Windy Hill and settled in quickly, but by mid-way through his third year it was obvious that while he stayed with the Bombers he would always play second fiddle to Simon, and Harry wasn’t content with that. After 45 games for the Bombers, he requested a clearance to Carlton, and in 1983 drove into Princes Park in his beloved Volkswagen Beetle to start a new career with the Navy Blues. By then he had also moved on to university to train as a teacher, and throughout the rest of his career would successfully juggle the heavy demands of parallel sporting and academic careers.
Madden’s first game for his new club came on a Sunday afternoon at the Sydney Cricket Ground in round 7, 1983. The Swans blitzed Carlton in the first term to lead by 37 points at quarter time, before the Blues fought back with a barnstorming 13-goal second quarter of their own. Harry was an instant hit with Carlton fans when he was sent to the goal square late in the match. He outreached a tiring Swans’ defence, took three telling marks, and kicked truly each time. Carlton won by 31 points, Madden finished with a five-goal haul on debut, and every Bluebagger knew that we had found another ruck gun.
Harry played ten matches and kicked 18 goals in his debut season, and when Mike Fitzpatrick retired at the end of that year, it provided Madden with the opportunity to fulfil the task he had been recruited for - to help fill the void when Fitzy called it quits. He started with another 5-goal performance in a record win over North Melbourne in round 1, 1984, and was consistently effective in his 22 games for the year. He played finals football for the first time as a Blue when Carlton bowed out after a Semi Final loss to Collingwood, but the future still looked bright.
In 1985, Harry claimed a place among the elite of the game with an outstanding season. Although the year ended in disappointment when an injury-ravaged Carlton lost the Elimination Final to North Melbourne, he was clearly the most effective and consistent big man in the competition. He confirmed that by easily winning Carlton’s Best and Fairest award, and running second – by one vote – to Footscray’s Brad Hardie in the Brownlow Medal count.
Twelve months later, Harry achieved another of his football dreams when he played in his first Grand Final, against Hawthorn. Beforehand, he used to say that all of life’s set-backs and disappointments were character-building, but in the wake of that awful 42-point defeat by the Hawks, even his usually unshakeable good humour seemed to temporarily abandon him. Beneath the happy go lucky facade, Harry was a dedicated professional, and he hated losing more than most.
It would take another year until Madden and his team gained redemption from that defeat, striking back to down Hawthorn by 33 points in the 1987 Grand Final. Fiery utility David Rhys-Jones, the Dominator; Wayne Johnston, and Harry Madden were Carlton’s best on another triumphant occasion for the Old Dark Navy Blues. Coming as it did only a few weeks after he had been named All Australian for the first time, the Premiership topped off another stellar season by Madden. He was given an extra two weeks to enjoy it, too, when he was suspended by the VFL tribunal for striking Hawthorn’s Michael Tuck.
Carlton’s fortunes began to wane in the wake of that flag triumph, although the team still managed to fight its way through to the 1988 Preliminary Final. Madden finished second to Craig Bradley in that year’s club Best and Fairest, and third behind Stephen Kernahan and Bradley in 1989. By then he had retired from teaching and returned to University to study architecture, while also working in an administrative role with the AFL Players Association. In 1990 he was elected President of the AFLPA, and two years later graduated a Bachelor of Architecture.
He won his second club Best and Fairest in 1991, and two years later played in his third Grand Final when the Blues were outclasses and outpaced by the ‘Baby Bombers’ of Essendon. On his way to playing on the MCG in September, Harry provided one of the great moments of 1993, during the second Semi Final against Adelaide at Waverley. He took a handpass on the defensive side of the centre square, and – realising that he was in space – immediately galloped off toward goal. While friend and foe watched in disbelief, he took one bounce, then another - steadied ... and roosted a superb 50-metre left-foot drop punt that never looked like missing. His boundless joy as he wheeled around to run back to the was one of the replay highlights of the year.
Redemption for that 1993 Grand Final defeat eventually arrived two years later, when Carlton thrashed Geelong by ten goals and claimed the Blues’ sixteenth Premiership. At the age of 34, Madden led a dominant Carlton’s ruck division to another memorable Grand Final victory. To make the triumph even sweeter, he was named All Australian for the second time, and confirmed as a life member of the Blues.
Harry admitted later that he should have retired at that point, especially because the up and coming Matthew Allan was showing such promise – but he allowed himself to be talked into another year. Carlton wound up fifth on the ladder in 1996, only to melt in the heat of finals football and lose their Semi Final to Brisbane by a humiliating 97 points.
It seemed that Harry’s playing days had come to an ignominious end by then, until coach David Parkin asked him to saddle up just one more time, and to run around in the Reserves for one last season as insurance against injury to Allen or youngster Mark Porter. Madden agreed and soldiered on, but wasn’t called back into the seniors before the season’s end. His wonderful career concluded on the reserves bench for the seconds, during a wet and miserable day playing Richmond at the Punt Road Oval.
On his retirement from the field at last in 1997, Harry resigned his position with the AFLPA and took up work as an architect, while exploring the possibility of entering state politics as a Labor Party candidate. Two years later, he took the plunge and gained pre-selection for the 1999 Victorian state election, standing in the Legislative Council seat of Doutta Galla Province. On the back of a landslide swing to Labor, Madden won the seat and was one of the most familiar members of the Victorian Government for the next decade, particularly when he was appointed Minister for Sport, Recreation and Youth Affairs.
After the 2002 election, he became Minister for the Commonwealth Games, and despite a redistribution in 2006, was again elected as member for the Western Metropolitan Region. Still smiling, still laughing, he seemed headed for a long career in politics, too – until the Labor government of Premier John Brumby was tipped out of office by a huge electoral swing in the Victorian elections held in November, 2010.
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Milestones
50 AFL Games: Round 11, 1983 vs Essendon
100 AFL Games: Round 3, 1986 vs St Kilda
150 AFL Games: Round 7, 1988 vs Geelong
200 AFL Games: Round 18, 1990 vs Footscray
250 AFL Games: Round 12, 1993 vs Adelaide
300 AFL Games: Round 14, 1995 vs Richmond
50 Carlton Games: Round 21, 1985 vs Hawthorn
100 Carlton Games: Round 2, 1988 vs Brisbane Bears
150 Carlton Games: Round 13, 1990 vs Geelong
200 Carlton Games: Round 7, 1993 vs Sydney Swans
250 Carlton Games: Round 9, 1995 vs St Kilda
100 AFL Goals: Round 4, 1987 vs West Coast
100 Carlton Goals: Round 2, 1988 vs Brisbane Bears
Career Highlights
1985 - Robert Reynolds Memorial Trophy: Best & Fairest Award
1985 - Peter Sullivan Memorial Trophy (Most Carlton Votes in the Brownlow Medal)
1986 - 6th Best & Fairest
1987 - 10th Best & Fairest
1987 - Premiership Player
1988 - 2nd Best & Fairest
1988 - Best Clubman Award
1989 - 3rd Best & Fairest
1989 - Peter Sullivan Memorial Trophy (Most Carlton Votes in the Brownlow Medal)
1990 - 4th Best & Fairest
1991 - Robert Reynolds Memorial Trophy: Best & Fairest Award
1992 - Equal 7th Best & Fairest
1993 - 6th Best & Fairest
1995 - Equal 6th Best & Fairest
1995 - Premiership Player
1995 - Carlton Hall of Fame
Video
Links
Articles: Despised to Blue | The BIG Numbers
Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Justin Madden | Career Breakdown | Achievements | Brothers at other Clubs
Gallery
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1981 - Justin Madden (Ardmona Footy Card). -
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1993 - Justin Madden Footy Card. -
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1982 Rd 2 Justin sits on Johnston. -
1980 Sheedy prediction - Justin Madden 26/06/80. -
1983 Madden swap for Blues Players (03/03/83). -
1983 Future Blue Justin Madden. -
1983 - Sheedy upset the Blues signed J.Madden (02/06/83). -
1983 Quote on Justin Madden's suspension. -
1983 Rd 21 - Johnno & Harry goes berserk. -
Big Harry. -
Fine dining with Justin Madden. -
1986 Rd 17 - Justin Madden wins another hit-out. -
1987 - Justin Madden article (page 2 of 2) 04/03/87. -
1987 - Justin Madden article (page 1 of 2) 04/03/87. -
1987 - Justin Madden & Darren Ogier at family day. -
1987 Rd 2 - Madden contests boundary hit-out. -
1987 Rd 5 - Justin Madden marks strongly. -
1987 - Madden's output (13/05/87). -
1987 - Vic State Squad Rep's (20/05/87). -
1987 - Justin Madden misses out on Big V (27/05/87). -
1987 - Justin Madden. -
1987 - The Madden brothers (article on ruckwork) 29/07/87. -
1987 Rd 18 - Justin Madden & Salmon contest ruck. -
1987 Rd 22 - Player of the week; Justin Madden. -
1987 - Big Harry the Wrestler (09/09/87). -
1987 2nd Semi - Justin Madden safely marks. -
1987 2nd Semi - A bloodied but happy Harry Madden. -
1987 2nd Semi - The boys sing the song after win into the GF. -
1987 2nd Semi - Justin Madden gives Blues first use of the footy. -
1987 2nd Semi - Madden & Dipper clash. -
1987 2nd Semi - Justin Madden to settle score in GF. -
1987 2nd Semi - Silvagni & Madden - quiet achievers. -
1987 - Justin Madden most hit-outs for the season. -
1987 - Team of the Year Ruck Justin Madden. -
1987 - Carlton Premiers for 1987. -
1987 GF - Justin Madden contesting a throw-in. -
1987 GF - Justin Madden sandwiched in a pack. -
1987 GF - Madden & Dear contest a hit-out. -
1987 GF - Madden breaks Tuck's nose. -
1987 GF - Madden wins another hit-out. -
1987 GF - Madden accepts his player medalliion. -
1987 GF - A happy Justin Madden. -
Justin Madden cartoon. -
1987 Rd 14 - Justin Madden contests a stoppage. -
1987 Rd 19 - Justin Madden in the ruck. -
1984 Rd 1 - Justin Madden takes a big grab in the goalsquare. -
1984 Rd 1 - Justin Madden juggles a mark. -
1984 Rd 3 - Justin Madden marks in front of Peter Johnston. -
1984 Rd 8 - Justin Madden wears a protective helmet. -
1984 Rd 9 - Justin Madden thumps the ball clear. -
1984 Rd 14 - Ken Hunter & Justin Madden compete in the air. -
1985 Prac Match - Madden in a headlock whilst Blackwell & Shine come in to help. -
1985 Rd 9 - Justin Madden marks. -
1985 Rd 14 - Justin Madden wins another hit-out. -
1985 Rd 16 - Justin Madden marks strongly. -
1985 Rd 17 - Justin Madden wins another centre hit-out. -
1985 Rd 17 - Madden fires up against old club. -
1985 - Justin Madden out of the shadow (page 2 of 2) 03/08/85. -
1985 - Justin Madden out of the shadow (page 1 of 2) 03/08/85. -
1985 - Fitzy's tutoring of Justin Madden paying dividends. -
1985 - MVP for July is Justin Madden. -
1985 Rd 19 - Justin Madden takes a contested mark. -
1985 Rd 21 - Madden is held up after marking the ball. -
1982 Rd 2 - Justin Madden sits on Wayne Johnston. -
1982 Rd 2 - Justin Madden & Allan Montgomery fly for the ball. -
1987 - Justin Madden in line for Big V call-up? (22/05/87). -
1987 - Justin Madden and World Vision Appeal (22/05/87). -
1987 Rd 20 - Justin Madden Player of the Round. -
1986 Rd 3 - Justin Madden's 100th game. -
1986 Rd 4 - Justin Madden marks the footy. -
1986 Rd 11 - Justin Madden takes a one-handed mark. -
1986 - Justin Madden Profile (19/07/86). -
1986 Rd 19 - Madden & Cloke take a breather. -
1982 Rd 12 - Fitzpatrick & Madden in ruck duel. -
1995 GF - Justin Madden wins another centre hit-out. -
1995 GF - Justin Madden spoils a marking contest. -
1995 GF - Madden & Kernahan with the cup. -
1995 GF - Justin Madden on the dias. -
1995 GF - A jubilant Harry Madden & David Parkin. -
1995 GF - Harry and the cup. -
1995 GF - Madden & Williams during the GF Parade. -
1995 GF - The Heroes. -
1995 GF - Madden takes a big pack grab. -
1995 - Harry Madden's Sept. diary (page 4 of 4). -
1995 - Harry Madden's Sept. diary (page 3 of 4). -
1995 - Harry Madden's Sept. diary (page 2 of 4). -
1995 - Harry Madden's Sept. diary (page 1 of 4). -
1995 GF - Justin Madden. -
1995 Rd 14 - Madden's 300th game. -
1995 Rd 14 - Madden's 300th game.Article: 100 Years of Australian Football. -
1995 Prelim Final - Madden in ruck duel. -
1995 Prelim Final - Madden talking to team at the break. -
1995 Prelim - A happy Madden after win over Kangas. -
1986 - Madden the key for the Blues (13/03/86).Pic: Inside Football. -
1986 Rd 1 - Madden & Hunter make sure of the mark.Pic: Inside Football. -
Justin Madden.Pic: Inside Football. -
1986 - Justin Madden (29/05/86).Inside Football. -
1986 Rd 10 - Madden dribbles a goal.Inside Football. -
1986 Rd 12 - Match Preview Vs Hawthorn.Inside Football. -
1986 Night GF - Justin Madden.Pic: Inside Football. -
1986 Rd 18 - Justin Madden & Shane Robertson get physical.Pic: Inside Football. -
1986 2nd Semi - Madden pushes back after marking.Pic: Inside Football. -
1986 GF - Madden tried hard all day.Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 3 - Madden spoils Salmon.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 - Big men (Madden) are dominating (27/04/88).Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 4 - Superb Justin.Inside Football. -
1988 - Madden beaten by one-hand (11.05.88).Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 7 - Madden play's 150th game.Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 7 - A flattened Justin Madden.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 17 - Justin Madden flies over Honybun.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 17 - Blues break through the banner.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Rd 17 - Madden and Wilson wrestle.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 - Carlton's key players for the finals.Inside Football. -
1988 Qual. Final - Justin Madden takes a towering grab.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Qual. Final - Blues rough up the Pies.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Qual. Final - Blues belt out the victory song.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 Prelim. Final - Quote from Justin Madden.Inside Football. -
1988 Prelim. Final - A dejected Justin Madden.Pic: Inside Football. -
1988 - Justin Madden.Pic: Inside Football. -
1989 Rd 1 - Dorotich & Madden about to wrap up McPherson.Pic: Inside Football. -
1989 Rd 19 - Justin Madden flies for a mark.Pic: Inside Football -
1990 - Justin Madden in Advert.Pic: Inside Football -
1990 Pre-season game - Madden bends over to pick the ball up.Pic: Inside Football -
1990 Pre-season game - Murphy & Madden lay a tackle.Pic: Inside Football -
1990 - Justin Madden article (page 2 of 2).Inside Football -
1990 - Justin Madden article (page 1 of 2).Inside Football -
1990 - Justin Madden joins 200 club.Football Record. -
1990 Rd 2 - Madden & Kelly wrestle.Pic: Inside Football. -
1990 - Maddening feeling.Inside Football. -
1990 Rd 6 - Madden & Sartori to return.Inside Football. -
1990 Rd 8 - Gleeson quote on Madden.Inside Football. -
1990 Rd 8 - Jezza praises Madden's efforts.Inside Football. -
1990 - Madden & Murphy measured up.Football Record. -
1990 Rd 18 - Justin Madden's 200th game.Pic: Football Record. -
1990 - Justin Madden; tallest player to reach 200 games.Football Record. -
1991 - Justin Madden; 91 set to test (27/02/91).Inside Football. -
1990 - Justin Madden fires off a handball.Pic: Football Life. -
1991 Rd 3 - Madden using his basketball skills on Reynoldson.Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 4 - Justin Madden takes a couple of big grabs.Inside Football. -
1991 - Justin Madden; re-elected as AFLPA President.Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 9 - Justin Madden controls the ruck.Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 9 - Justin Madden shrugs off Wilson.Pic: Inside Football. -
1991 - Madden finds a winning formula (page 2 of 2).Inside Football. -
1991 - Madden finds a winning formula (page 1 of 2).Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 12 - Justin Madden gets boot to ball.Pic: Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 15 - Match Summary Vs Fitzroy.Inside Football. -
1991 Rd 15 - Justin Madden gets a quick kick away.Pic: Inside Football. -
Harry Madden Gets Monstered By The Hawks 1988 SSF -
Harry Reaches High 1988 PF -
1991 - The No.44 Club (9/8/91).Pic: Football Record. -
1992 - Justin Madden profile (06/03/92).Pic: Inside Football. -
1992 - Justin Madden Interview (22/04/92) page 2 of 2.Inside Football. -
1992 - Justin Madden Interview (22/04/92) page 1 of 2.Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 6 - Madden calls Sticks a lair.Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 22 - Justin Madden in a ruck duel.Pic: Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 23 - Madden & Monkhurst in a ruck duel.Pic: Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 23 - Let the big men play (Aug 1992).Inside Football. -
\'Harry \' Madden Punches The Ball Forward. -
1993 - Quotes on Luke O'Sullivan's pre-season game's knee injury.Inside Football. -
1993 Pre-season game - Madden beats Wynd in ruck duel.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 5 - Justin Madden celebrates another goal.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 6 - Justin Madden marks strongly.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 - Justin Madden Interview (05/05/93).Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 11 - Justin Madden. -
1993 - The Blues are wild about 'Harry' (18/06/93). -
1993 Rd 14 - Madden wins Subi ruck contest. -
1993 - Madden's no dinosaur (14/07/93).Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 19 - Madden cops serve from Mal Brown. -
1993 Rd 22 -Justin Madden takes front spot.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 2nd Semi - Justin Madden marks strongly.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 GF - Justin Madden above Berwick.Pic: Inside Football. -
1994 Inside Football Formguide.Pic: Inside Football. -
1994 - Rhino's Report on Earl Spalding & Justin Madden (20/04/94).Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 9 - Justin Madden & Wayne Carey contest in the ruck.Pic: Inside Football. -
1994 Rd 15 - Justin Madden palms the ball to Fraser Brown.Pic: Inside Football. -
1994 Rd 15 - Wild about Harry.Inside Football. -
1994 - Blues are just wild about Harry (13/07/94).Inside Football. -
1994 Rd 24 - Justin Madden marks safely.Pic: Inside Football. -
1994 Qual. Final - Melb. shows Madden tape to Umpires boss.Inside Football. -
1994 Qual. Final - Justin Madden & Jim Stynes in ruck duel.Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 2nd Semi - Justin Madden takes a strong chest mark.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Justin Madden & David Parkin at training (Jan 95).Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - 'Harry' suffering from middle-aged spread (19/04/95). -
1995 - Gleeson's funny comment about Madden.Sports Weekly. -
1995 Rd 5 - A happy Hanna & Madden after the game.Pic: Sports Weekly. -
1995 Rd 5 - Justin Madden 'hides' behind Anthony Rock.Pic: Sports Weekly. -
1995 Rd 11 - Justin Madden & Jim Stynes in ruck duel. -
1995 Rd 11 - Madden & Lyon having a 'tete a tete'. -
1995 Rd 11 - Justin Madden & Gary Lyon's 'wrestlemania'. -
1995 Rd 11 - Justin Madden's wrestle-mania. -
1995 Rd 12 - Madden 'consoles' Brownless.Inside Football. -
1995 Rd 13 - Justin Madden. -
1995 - The many faces of Harry (05/07/95).Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - The many faces of Harry (05/07/95).Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Justin Madden Interview (05/07/95). pg 3 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Justin Madden Interview (05/07/95). pg 2 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Justin Madden Interview (05/07/95). pg 1 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Harry's 3 golden rules (05/07/95).Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Just Mad (pg 3 of 3) 04/07/95. -
1995 - Just Mad (pg 2 of 3) 04/07/95. -
1995 - Just Mad (pg 1 of 3) 04/07/95. -
1995 - Just Mad 04/07/95. -
1995 - Just Mad 04/07/95. -
1995 Rd 14 - Dean & Kernahan chair off Justin Madden. -
1995 Rd 18 - Justin Madden in ruck duel with Scott Wynd. -
1995 Rd 20 - Justin Madden & Umpire Russo share joke before start of the game. -
1995 Rd 21 - Justin Madden shoots off a handball. -
1995 - The Best Team Ever??? (06/9/95). -
1995 Rd 22 - Justin Madden wrestles Somerville. -
1995 Qual. Final - Madden gets a rub-down after the game.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 Qual. Final - Justin Madden & Roger Merrett in ruck duel. -
1995 - All Australian Team Blues. -
1995 - Justin Madden lining up for goals. -
1995 - Blues dominate All-Australian Selections. -
1995 Prelim. Final - A happy 'Harry' after the game. -
1995 Prelim. Final - A jubilant 'Harry' after the game. -
1995 Prelim. Final - Justin Madden. -
1995 - Justin Madden snippet.Pic: Football Record. -
1995 - Justin Madden the Clown.Pic: Football Record. -
1995 - Justin Madden.Pic: Football Record. -
1995 GF - Blue Bliss.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 GF - Madden's just great. -
1995 GF - Just wild about Harry. -
1995 GF - Justin Madden gets a lift-up from Barnes.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 GF - Justin Madden's all smiles after win.Pic: Inside Football. -
1995 - Harry Madden the Clown & Dinosaur. -
1996 - Madden Fury (Feb 96). -
1996 Pre-season game Vs Geelong - Justin Madden gives away free kicj (Feb 96). -
1995 Rd 3 - Kernahan after kicking 10 goals against the Bulldogs. -
1996 - Crucifixion of Justin Madden? (28/02/96).Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - Crucifixion of Justin Madden? (28/02/96).Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 Pre-Season Game: Justin Madden palms the footy.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - Justin Madden cartoon (29/3/96). -
1996 - Justin Madden's 'art attack' (27/03/96). -
1995 Rd 10 - Justin Madden in ruck contest against Hawks.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - When Harry met 'Mally' (03/04/96) pg 3 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - When Harry met 'Mally' (03/04/96) pg 2 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - When Harry met 'Mally' (03/04/96) pg 1 of 3.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - Harry Who? (10/04/96).Pic: Inside Football. -
1993 Rd 22 - Madden & Stafford contest ruck duel.Pic; Inside Football. -
1996 - Blues dominate Rep. Squads. -
1996 - Interview with Justin Madden's mum (15/05/96). -
1996 - Justin Madden in action.Pic: Inside Football. -
1996 - Madden's new book (12/07/96). -
1996 - Experience counts (17/07/96). -
1996 - Carlton Social Notes (12/07/96). -
1996 - Justin Madden after training. -
1996 - Question to Justin Madden (14/08/96). -
1996 - Clape on Justin Madden. -
1996 - Article on Justin Madden's first game (07/09/96). -
1996 2nd Semi Vs Bris. - Sad end for Harry. -
1993 Vs Collingwood Madden Beats Monkhorst For The Tap -
1993 Vs Adelaide Harry Madden Marks Against -
1986 Aussie Bowl - Madden gets a hit out. -
1995 Rd 1 - Madden & Monkhurst duel. -
1996 Rd 4 - Justin Madden. -
1997 - D-Day for Williams & Madden (Feb 97). -
1997 - Blues stance of Madden & Williams (Feb 97). -
1997 - Should Blues kept Harry & Diesel? (Mar 97). -
1997 - D-Day looms for Madden (21/05/97). -
1997 - Madden moments. -
1997 - Hooroo Harry (23/07/97). -
1997 - Madden & Dean story. -
1997 - Justin Madden Profile. -
1997 - Justin Madden snippet. -
1997 - Justin Madden: The Architect. -
1997 Rd 16 - Madden & Parkin. -
1997 Rd 16 - Madden's lap of honour. -
1997 - Madden retires (25/07/97). -
1997 - Justin Madden (24/09/97). -
1997 GF - Justin Madden's lap of honour. -
1996 Rd 1 - Justin Madden. -
1996 Rd 4 - Justin Madden. -
1996 Rd 4 - Justin Madden. -
1996 Rd 6 - Justin Madden: Blue of the week. -
1996 Rd 9 - Madden & Brown. -
1996 Rd 14 - Madden & Diesel extinct??? -
1996 Rd 15 - Justin Madden. -
1996 Rd 20 - Parkin: Dinosaur extinct. -
1996 Rd 21 - Justin Madden kicks the sealer. -
1996 Qual. Final - Mil Hanna & Justin Madden. -
1996 Semi Final - Dinosaur dig in. -
1996 Semi Final - Blue boys line-up. -
1996 Semi Final - Justin Madden. -
1998 - Justin Madden Advert. -
1995 GF - A happy Madden & Williams. -
1999 GF - Justin Madden: Nth's Ruck Coach. -
1999 GF - Diplomatic Justin. -
1987 GF - Justin Madden palms the footy. -
1985 - Inside Football's Team of the Week. -
1986 GF - Justin Madden in ruck duel. -
1986 GF - Madden & Dorotich contest the footy. -
1986 GF - Justin Madden palms the footy. -
1986 GF - Madden taps as Motley & Evans waits. -
1986 GF - Madden spoils Curran. -
1982 - Justin Madden article. -
1984 1st Semi - Footy Record Cover. -
1984 Qual Final - Justin Madden in ruck contest. -
1985 Elim. Final - Footy Record Cover. -
1985 Brownlow Medal - Justin Madden. -
1986 2nd Semi - Justin Madden. -
1986 - Justin Madden the 'Teacher'. -
1986 Rd 18 - Keogh delivers a message to Madden. -
1987 - Justin Madden article. -
1988 2nd Semi - Footy Record Cover. -
1988 - Leading Stats Players. -
1988 - Unofficial selectors watching Blues train. -
1990 - Justin Madden. -
1992 Rd 23 - Madden smashes the ball as Bradley watches. -
1993 2nd Semi - Blue Boys. -
\'Harry\' Madden Lines Up A Shot On Goal 1995 -
\'Harry\' Madden Versus John Barnes 1995 Grand Final -
Justin Madden And Glen Archer Jostle 1995 Prelim Final -
Madden Stretches High Against Collingwood -
1995 GF Madden Gets His Kick Under Pressure -
Justin Madden Models A Heritage UniformImage courtesy of Carlton Football Club. -
Justin Madden Outreaches Everyone Including His Captain.Image courtesy of the Age newspaper. -
1995 Prelim. Final Mil Hanna & Justin MaddenImage courtesy of the Herald-Sun. -
1986 Aussie Bowl Article (Tokyo Game). -
1984 Rd 1 - Justin Madden on the ground after marking watch by first gamer Tom Alvin. -
1986 Qualifying Final - Madden in front spot against Mark Bayes. -
1987 2nd Semi - Madden & Sartori in marking contest. -
1988 - London Game; Madden competes in ruck with Alvin & Kennedy in support. -
1988 2nd Semi - Madden swamped by Hawks. -
1987 GF - Harry Madden on the dias. -
1984 Rd 12 - Justin Madden marks strongly. -
1984 Rd 22 - Hunter & Madden in a marking contest. -
1984 Rd 22 - Justin Madden palms the ball forward. -
1988 Rd 7 - Justin Madden & Mark Naley against the Cats. -
1993 Rd 12 Banner - Justin Madden's 250th game. -
1984 Rd 15 - Peter Dean & Justin Madden fly for a mark. -
1990 Rd 22 - Justin Madden outmarks brother Simon. -
1988 Rd 21 - Justin Madden marks against the Brisbane Bears. -
1983 - Justin Madden seeks a clearance to Carlton. -
1988 Rd 2 - Match Ticket with Justin Madden image on it. -
1984 Rd 20 - Justin Madden takes a big pack mark. -
1987 - Grand Finalists Poster. -
1987 Rd 18 - Justin Madden at a boundary throw-in. -
1984 Rd 21 - Justin Madden outreaches former team mate Robbert Klomp. -
1983 Rd 5 – Justin Madden collides with Pies opponent watched by Allan Montgomery. -
1987 Grand Final - Justin Madden about to hit the ball to Craig Bradley. -
1984 Rd 5 - Justin Madden & David Cloke in a ruck duel. -
1985 - Justin Madden runners-up in the Brownlow Medal. -
1986 Grand Final - Madden & Dorotich spoil Brereton. -
1986 Rd 18 - Madden outreaches Coleman with Dean in support. -
1986 Rd 16 - Justin Madden & Darren Harris fly for a mark. -
1985 Rd 5 - Justin Madden competes with Danny Hughes. -
1994 - Justin Madden. -
1985 Rd 17 – Madden in ruck duel with Ashman in support -
1983 Rd 11 - Justin Madden flies for a mark supported by Kourkoumelis. -
1983 - Justin Madden swap to the Blues. -
1985 Rd 6 - Justin Madden spoils the pack. -
1985 Rd 6 - Justin Madden & Allan Montgomery. -
1986 Rd 11 - Justin Madden juggles a mark. -
1993 Grand Final - Justin Madden at the centre bounce. -
1982 Justin Madden First Big V Jumper.
