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Saw him against the Cats once single handedly drag us back into the game. We still lost it, but that was because he had bugger all help from anyone else.
Was at the G when the ball was center bounced...Cogs collected the ball...was confronted by a blues player racing towards him...
Cogs never slowed down...tucked the ball under his arm...ran straight into and through the blues player and then ran over the top of said flattened blues player...never broke speed!
Umpire just called play on...
Cogs never slowed down...tucked the ball under his arm...ran straight into and through the blues player and then ran over the top of said flattened blues player...never broke speed!
Umpire just called play on...
Was that at the dump? And we lost by a couple of points? And Campbell tore his achilles celebrating a goal?
It all gets mixed up in my memory. I thought Cambo did that in the big comeback win against the Hawks?
maybe I am wrong
Cogs was a beauty. One of my favourites from that era. Career cruelly cut down by injury.
It was at the Dump. We didn’t lose by much. I don’t remember Campbell doing his achilles. I do remember that cheat Chapman claiming a goal that he kicked after it had gone over the line.
15 years ago, how time flys.
Mark was cruelly cut down with injuries, I have no doubt that he would’ve been an all time great of the RFC if wasn’t for those injuries.
I know why he was such a nice guy, I spoke to his mum at an after game function early in his career. She was a lovely person, and so proud of him.
Mark was cruelly cut down with injuries, I have no doubt that he would’ve been an all time great of the RFC if wasn’t for those injuries.
I know why he was such a nice guy, I spoke to his mum at an after game function early in his career. She was a lovely person, and so proud of him.
Was at Coburg one afternoon watching us play Box Hill. Was standing next to a bunch of Hawthorn senior blokes including Luke Hodge. Cogs walked past the group, Hodge nods to Cogs, Cogs nods back. As Cogs kept walking, Hodge turns to a young Hawthorn bloke and says ‘that guy could have been anything’…..
Good work on finding this TOO. Cogs was a marvellous footballer. Such a shame.
I was lucky enough to be in OZ and enjoyed watching Cogs when he was in his prime and loved his game and commitment. It was a sad day when injury curtailed his game
Cogs only played 92 games....you watch both of those young boys turn out to be guns.
Correct. I remember that day I was working on a spud harvesting machine helping out a mate listening on the radio
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