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Paul Wharton is a bit of a mystery, he was listed in the Football Record with the low guernsey number of No.6 for one round. Wharton was listed as No. 6 in the May 7, 1977 game against Collingwood but not the week before (Rd 5) or after (Rd 7). But there is no record of him actually playing in the Rd 6 reserves game against Collingwood???<br>
Paul Wharton is a bit of a mystery, he was listed in the Football Record with the low guernsey number of No.6 for one round. Wharton was listed as No. 6 in the May 7, 1977 game against Collingwood but not the week before (Rd 5) or after (Rd 7). But there is no record of him actually playing in the Rd 6 reserves game against Collingwood???<br>
This may have been the same Paul Wharton who was a ruckman for the VFA team Port Melbourne. Footscray were chasing Wharton early in the 1977 season.
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Wharton didn't play a senior game for Carlton.<br>
Wharton didn't play a senior game for Carlton.<br>

Revision as of 05:28, 27 April 2026

Carlton Reserve Career: N/A.
Reserve Games: N/A
Reserve Goals: N/A
Height:
Weight:
Guernsey No. 6 (1977).
DOB:


Paul Wharton is a bit of a mystery, he was listed in the Football Record with the low guernsey number of No.6 for one round. Wharton was listed as No. 6 in the May 7, 1977 game against Collingwood but not the week before (Rd 5) or after (Rd 7). But there is no record of him actually playing in the Rd 6 reserves game against Collingwood???

This may have been the same Paul Wharton who was a ruckman for the VFA team Port Melbourne. Footscray were chasing Wharton early in the 1977 season.
Wharton didn't play a senior game for Carlton.

Note: Peter Bedford played his first Carlton senior game the week after in Rd. 7 against Melbourne (May 14) and was allocated the No.6 guernsey for the remainder of the season.