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Paul Mountain played at SD and SF....who else?....he was my year 7 primary school teacher....great guy....great player as well

Freezin wrote: Paul Mountain played at SD and SF....who else?....he was my year 7 primary school teacher....great guy....great player as well

Think he played a final season or two at West Perth.

Cheers Oooll...

Don't know if Steve Bazzo has been mentioned yet but he played at 3 WAFL club, other with a combination of WAFL/AFL and SANFL are the Richardson brothers and Geoff Miles.

Beasley Hutton wrote: Derek Kickett
Alistair Pickett
Shaun Hildebrandt
Stephen Pears
Brad Moore
Steve Bazzo
Craig De Corsey
Gerard Neesham
Percy Johnson

I have already nominated the late Steve Bazzo R.I.P Oool.....left us far too soon!
Freeze Paul Mountain finished up at WP in around 83-84 may have followed Phil Cronan who also left SF around the same time.

ArkRoyal wrote: Great posts men. I think we have got most of them, which just goes to show, that, on the whole, players have not moved that much between clubs.

I think some of the Eagles players would have played for three clubs:

Wooden (S, Cl, EP)

Caiium Chambers (WP,CL,EP back to WP)

would be one example of such a player.

A couple of questions:

Who is the best player in the list?
Can someone pick a team in position?

There were two Mick Rea's, the one at EP was a one club player the other started at WP and finished at Perth.

Leedy, according to Ric Gauci's very informative Footy Facts website, the Mick Ray (as opposed to Mick Rea) at East Perth actually began his career at Perth (1969-74), had five years at the Royals (1975-79), and finished with a season at Subiaco (1980).
Fourth time lucky for Mick re grand finals - he played in the losing 1970 and 1974 games for the Demons and the Royals' loss in 1976 before the success of 1978.
waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=5295

Mal Williams played at 4 clubs from 1988-1995, or is that a different topic.

WP, EP, S, P.

waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=6893

I think we'd definitely count Mal Williams because I reckon other WAFL four-clubbers would be hard to find, MR.
He was a WAFL journeyman if ever there was one.
Among current players, Corey Yeo (EF, Clare, Perth) is an addition to the three-clubbers (apologies if he's already been mentioned).