Been a while since we had a real good #24. It was Cogs’ number, but you need to go back to Barrott for a real legend to have worn it.
I loved Bustling Billy, didn't he have a bit of strut about him.Been a while since we had a real good #24. It was Cogs’ number, but you need to go back to Barrott for a real legend to have worn it.
I was too young to remember Billy, but my Dad loved him.I loved Bustling Billy, didn't he have a bit of strut about him.
He had a LOT of strut about him!I loved Bustling Billy, didn't he have a bit of strut about him.
Seriously good.He had a LOT of strut about him!
Yeah, the way my father and uncle spoke about him he was like that era’s version of Dusty.Seriously good.
Reckon he'd be a superstar in todays game.
Loved Billy. Had his number on my footy jumper.
This is very true. Lots of similarities between the two: strength through the hips and legs; great burst of speed; excellent goal sense; ability to turn a game.Yeah, the way my father and uncle spoke about him he was like that era’s version of Dusty.
I think my father and uncle went to that game at Princes Park. My cousin has spoken about it, too.This is very true. Lots of similarities between the two: strength through the hips and legs; great burst of speed; excellent goal sense; ability to turn a game.
Normally a centreman, Billy was often sent forward. I saw him kick 8 goals at Princes Park In 1969 against our biggest enemy. The premiership soon followed.
What a player. Only slight knock was on his kicking when he very occasionally shanked them. No knock on his 60 meter drop kicks though!
Andy GoodwinBeen a while since we had a real good #24. It was Cogs’ number, but you need to go back to Barrott for a real legend to have worn it.
Paul Schaefer??Been a while since we had a real good #24. It was Cogs’ number, but you need to go back to Barrott for a real legend to have worn it.
I was at that game (not that I can remember much else about it).I think my father and uncle went to that game at Princes Park. My cousin has spoken about it, too.
Billy was one of the reasons we won premierships back in those heady days.I loved Bustling Billy, didn't he have a bit of strut about him.
I remember Billy against Carlton at the MCG bursting out of the centre maybe taking a bounce and then booting a 60 metre drop kick thru the goals. It is still etched in my mind after more than 50 years. He was a ledgend but we got a good trade for him when we swapped him for Ian Stewart from St KildaI loved Bustling Billy, didn't he have a bit of strut about him.
A great memory. He used to love to let everyone know all about it too, what a star.I remember Billy against Carlton at the MCG bursting out of the centre maybe taking a bounce and then booting a 60 metre drop kick thru the goals. It is still etched in my mind after more than 50 years. He was a ledgend but we got a good trade for him when we swapped him for Ian Stewart from St Kilda
Tigers during that period had...Robert. The Pen.
Joke of the 90s.Tigers during that period had...
The Schaff schaeffer
The Chaff chaffey
The Daff daffy
The Laff laffy
The Maff francis