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'''50 Games:''' [[Paul Meldrum]]
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File:44625.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Hunter & Pickering provide highlights.
File:44630.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Justin Madden takes a contested mark.
File:44631.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Paul Meldrum in a marking contest.
File:44622.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Robert Walls gives the umpires a spray.
File:44629.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Rod Ashman drives the ball long.
File:44626.jpg|1985 Rd 19 - Silvagni a future star of the game.
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----[[Round 18, 1985|Round 18]] | [[Round 20, 1985|Round 20]]
----[[Round 18, 1985|Round 18]] | [[Round 20, 1985|Round 20]]

Latest revision as of 12:42, 20 April 2026

Carlton

8.6

54

11.9

75

22.10

142

23.15

153

Richmond

1.3

9

1.10

16

3.12

30

11.14

80

Venue: MCG Date: Saturday August 10, 1985
Result: Won by 73 points Umpires: Howe & Westgarth. Crowd: 24,125 Receipts: $78,875
Goalkickers: P.McConville 5, R.Ashman 3, W.Harmes 3, W.McKenzie 3, W.Blackwell 2, J.Buckley 2, F.Murphy 2 W.Johnston 1, P.Rohde 1, J.Madden 1.
Best: T.Alvin, R.Ashman, W.Blackwell, K.Hunter, W.Harmes, P.Meldrum.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil











Game Review

A disappointing last quarter, but overall a great performance. That 3/4 time score of 22.10 to 3.12 one to savour.

Hunter & Pickering provide highlights The St John's ambulancemen were on standby at the MCG on Saturday - and with good reason. They were constantly on edge due to the fearless play of Carlton's Ken Hunter and Richmond's Michael Pickering. Both players hurled themselves into packs and flew for marks regardless of their own safety. At times I thought they would finish up in an ambulance - such was the danger they put themselves in with their relentless pursuit of the football. I doubt that there are two more courageous players in the game today than Ken Hunter and Michael Pickering. Not only are they courageous, they also possess heaps of ability. It's a credit to them, the way they play the game. - Michael Roach Inside Football.

Carlton have unearthed a real star of the future in Stephen Silvagni, son of former Blues' great Sergio. Steve has made an excellent impression in this, his first season of senior League Football. He played extremely well on Saturday against us and showed a maturity far above his 18 years of age. The Blues hold him in very high regard and it's not hard to see why. I'd be surprised if he doesn't go a long way in VFL football. - Michael Roach Inside Football.

Team

B: 27 Des English 1 Stephen Silvagni 31 Tom Alvin
HB: 23 Paul Meldrum 35 Peter Dean 33 Peter McConville
C: 41 Peter Rohde 7 Wayne Johnston (c) 37 Wayne Harmes
HF: 30 Fraser Murphy 29 Ian Muller 26 David Rhys-Jones
F: 45 Warren McKenzie 9 Ken Hunter (vc) 16 Jim Buckley
Ruck: 44 Justin Madden 28 Spiro Kourkoumelis 14 Rod Ashman
Interchange: 8 Wayne Blackwell 38 Shane Robertson
Emgs: 47 Mil Hanna 24 Brendan Hartney 10 Brad Shine
Coach: David Parkin



Video



Milestones

50 Games: Paul Meldrum

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