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I suspect they are excluding people whom have been involved at other clubs. There is no Atwell, or Miller; if this is part of the criteria, I should be interested to know how Cable and Armstrong have made the list. The only other alternative explanation is that people at the PFC don't rate Miller or Atwell.

Swandog wrote:

smokey wrote: Grassy it is all on the club website for all to see.
Wim Rosbender a champion player of the 70s - 153 league games, premiership player 1976/77, Simpson Medallist 1977 Grand Final, State Player, Life Member.

Club Legends
2001 Merv McIntosh
2002 Ern Henfrey
2003 Keith & Roy Harper
2004 Ken Armstrong
2005 Barry Cable
2006 Rob Wiley
2007 Dick Walker
2008 Bert Wansborough
2009 Alan Stiles
2010 Pat Astone
2011 Bob Shields
2012 Pat Dalton
2013 Tom Davis
2014 Brian Cook
2015 Bob Page
2016 Wim Rosbender

Thats a fair list of great Perth names, what is the criteria for legend status at the club?

No conspiracy here AR. Go back a page and read my post of yesterday where I suggested that Atwell should be considered. I did overlook Ian Miller, a premiership player, coach and Sandover Medallist for the club.
I can assure you that both men are held in high esteem at Perth Football Club, both were high achievers at the club and both are seen regularly at the club for functions and reunions. Both would be most worthy of the honour of Club Living Legend.
As always... IMHO

Smoke: all the more reason to twist a few arms at the club. Naturally, Ken Armstrong is my favourite on the list because of the Subi connexion.

I can assure you AR Mal Atwell is very highly regarded at PFC.
After all he was the coach of the team of the Century.

Ian Miller is also a favourite son.

Maybe their time will come.

DF good to know; I thank you for responding.
Smoke: thanks to you too.