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Joie Lawson did it twice in 1963 alone which gives him a minimum of two extra points over his whole career -- he would be woth a lot more in reality. In the third game he kept Robertson to five goals.

ArkRoyal wrote: Joie Lawson did it twice in 1963 alone which gives him a minimum of two extra points over his whole career -- he would be woth a lot more in reality. In the third game he kept Robertson to five goals.

Thanks AR. Another legendary rivalry would be Tom Mullooly and Warren Ralph.

Swan 42 just to give you a little bit of an update.

The Criteria: 'backman restricts forward to under average goal a game tally for the season'

1 Joe Lawson would be worth at least 40 points
2 Tommy against Ralph in 1981: Ralph averagged six goals over the season and was kept under this figure by Tom twice -- not counting finals. In short there is two more points for Tom without even looking at his performances against the other six full-forwards in the competition. Tom's exploits against Ralph were even better, when, as you would re-call, Swan 42, SD lost every game against the tigers.

ArkRoyal wrote: Swan 42 just to give you a little bit of an update.

The Criteria: 'backman restricts forward to under average goal a game tally for the season'

1 Joe Lawson would be worth at least 40 points
2 Tommy against Ralph in 1981: Ralph averagged six goals over the season and was kept under this figure by Tom twice -- not counting finals. In short there is two more points for Tom without even looking at his performances against the other six full-forwards in the competition. Tom's exploits against Ralph were even better, when, as you would re-call, Swan 42, SD lost every game against the tigers.

Thanks AR. Often Swans would lose in the qualifying matches against Claremont; but we would win the GF. The other thing about Tom Mullooly and so much of a contrast to what we have today the 50 metre + kicks out of the goal square.