Other Father-Sons

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Father Games Played Son Games Played
Hedley Blackmore 51 Arthur Blackmore 0
Graeme Anderson 79 Robert Anderson 0
Denis Zeunert 110 Ian Zeunert 0
Barry Gill 132 Jason Gill 0
Laurie Kerr 149 Mark Kerr 0
Laurie Kerr 149 Stephen Kerr 0
John James 195 Paul James 0
John Lloyd 29 Simon Lloyd 0
Don Rainsford 3 Ken Rainsford 0
Murray Kick 55 Ned Kick 0
Bryan Quirk 167 Matheu Quirk 0
Barry Mulcair 20 Chris Mulcair # 0
Brian Walsh 64 Darren Walsh # 0
Robert Walls 259 David Walls # 0
Graeme Whitnall 66 Shane Whitnall 0
Ken Hunter 147 Cameron Hunter 0
John O'Connell 111 Luke O'Connell 0
David McKay 263 James McKay 0
John Goold 108 Ed Goold 0
Rod Austin 220 Nick Austin 0
Stephen Silvagni 312 Ben Silvagni # 0




This page is designed to track the sons of famous fathers who also had a go at Carlton, but didn't quite manage to play a game in Navy Blue (seniors).

With the National Draft in 1986 came the Father-Son selection, a pick which at times has been allowed as a priority pick, and others as a 3rd (or even 2nd round selection). All Father-Sons derived directly through draft picks are denoted with an #.

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