Malcolm Greenslade

Australian rules footballer

Australian rules footballer
Malcolm Greenslade
Personal information
Date of birth (1948-06-17) 17 June 1948 (age 75)
Original team(s) Unley High School
Height 188 cm (6 ft 2 in)
Weight 85.5 kg (188 lb)
Playing career
Years Club Games (Goals)
1966–1977 Sturt 215 (607)
1971 Richmond 002 00(7)
1979–1981 Glenelg 024 00(8)
Career highlights
  • Interstate Games:- 4
  • 100 Tiger Treasures "Mark of the Century" nominee
  • SANFL 10th All-time Leading Goalkicker
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Malcolm Greenslade (born 17 June 1948) is a former Australian rules football player who was part of the successful Sturt team which dominated the SANFL competition in the late 1960s. He played two matches for VFL club Richmond while posted on National Service duty in Melbourne 1971, and finished his playing career with Glenelg.[1]

Greenslade made his name as a goal-kicking forward with Sturt in the SANFL. During his 215-game career with the Double Blues he kicked 607 goals, led their goal-kicking on five occasions and played in their 1967, 1969 and 1970 premiership sides. Greenslade kicked nine of Sturt's 24 goals in the 1969 Grand Final win over Glenelg. Later in his career he moved to full-back and played his final three seasons for Glenelg. In 1981, his final season, he was captain and best & fairest for the Glenelg reserves premiership side. He was a student and later a sports teacher at Unley High School.

His two VFL games came whilst he was on National Service training in Melbourne. Kicking one goal against the Saints on debut, the next week he and fellow Sturt footballer and conscript, Michael Nunan, played for Richmond against South Melbourne and Greenslade kicked six goals. Greenslade would then be sidelined by a thigh muscle injury, while Nunan was unable to train or play because of army duties.[2] The two Double Blues would return home after Sturt claimed their services in mid-May.[3] In just his two games at Richmond, Greenslade was nominated for "Mark of the Century" during Richmond's century year of VFL/AFL competition.

References

  1. ^ "Malcolm Greenslade — Player Bio". Australian Football. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
  2. ^ Carter, Ron (12 May 1971). "Army Game Test for Greenslade". The Age. p. 26.
  3. ^ Carter, Ron (14 May 1971). "Tigers' Plans Upset — Greenslade Unavailable". The Age. p. 32.
  • Hogan P: The Tigers Of Old, Richmond FC, Melbourne 1996

External links

  • Malcolm Greenslade's playing statistics from AFL Tables
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Sturt Football Club1967 SANFL premiers
Sturt 13.10 (88) defeated Port Adelaide 10.17 (77), at Adelaide Oval, crowd: 58,849
Full-forward
  • Graeme Weir
  • Malcolm Jones
  • Roger Dunn
Half-forwardCentre
Half-back
  • Terry Short
  • Sandy Nelson
  • Brian Schwarz
Full-back
Ruck
Reserves
Coach
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Sturt Football Club1969 SANFL premiers
Sturt 24.15 (159) defeated Glenelg 13.16 (94), at Adelaide Oval, crowd: 55,600
Full-forward
Half-forward
Centre
Half-back
  • Clive Brooks
  • Sandy Nelson
  • Terry Short
Full-back
Ruck
  • Greg Wild
  • Keith Chessell
  • Roger Rigney
Reserves
  • Peter Endersbee
  • Malcolm Hill
Coach
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Sturt Football Club1970 SANFL premiers
Sturt 12.13 (85) defeated Glenelg 9.10 (64), at Adelaide Oval, crowd: 48,757
Full-forward
  • Peter Endersbee
  • Malcolm Greenslade
  • Dean Ottens
Half-forward
Centre
Half-back
Full-back
Ruck
Reserves
Coach
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Rick Davies Medal • Sturt Football Club leading goalkickers
  • 1901: Colyer
  • 1902: Burford
  • 1903: Waye/Turner
  • 1904: Waye
  • 1905: Waye
  • 1906: Waye
  • 1907: Waye/Bond
  • 1908: Limb
  • 1909: Limb
  • 1910: Limb
  • 1911: Cumberland
  • 1912: Golding
  • 1913: Golding
  • 1914: Golding
  • 1915: Neate
  • 1919: Golding
  • 1920: Golding
  • 1921: Golding
  • 1922: Lyne
  • 1923: Jackson
  • 1924: Jackson/Scrutton
  • 1925: Jackson
  • 1926: Scrutton
  • 1927: Scrutton
  • 1928: Scrutton
  • 1929: Green/Sims
  • 1930: Morton
  • 1931: Morton
  • 1932: Green
  • 1933: Green
  • 1934: Wundersitz
  • 1935: Wundersitz
  • 1936: Longmore
  • 1937: Morton
  • 1938: Morton
  • 1939: Morton
  • 1940: Morton
  • 1941: Biggs
  • 1945: Leske
  • 1946: Gibson
  • 1947: Pynor
  • 1948: Langley
  • 1949: Thompson
  • 1950: Thompson
  • 1951: Caust
  • 1952: Cave
  • 1953: Thompson
  • 1954: Fitzgerald
  • 1955: Caust
  • 1956: Caust
  • 1957: Olds
  • 1958: Olds
  • 1959: Douglas
  • 1960: Douglas
  • 1961: Schoff
  • 1962: Hicks
  • 1963: Langridge
  • 1964: Sawley
  • 1965: Jones
  • 1966: Jones
  • 1967: Greenslade
  • 1968: Chessell
  • 1969: Greenslade
  • 1970: Greenslade
  • 1971: Greenslade
  • 1972: Greenslade
  • 1973: Whelan
  • 1974: Whelan
  • 1975: Whelan
  • 1976: Greenslade
  • 1977: Greenslade
  • 1978: Bagshaw
  • 1979: Heinrich
  • 1980: Hollis
  • 1981: Hollis
  • 1982: Davies
  • 1983: Davies
  • 1984: Davies
  • 1985: Willmott
  • 1986: Willmott
  • 1987: Willmott
  • 1988: Schache
  • 1989: Willmott
  • 1990: Radbone
  • 1991: Stevenson
  • 1992: Stevenson
  • 1993: Arnol
  • 1994: Arnol
  • 1995: Burton
  • 1996: Dennis
  • 1997: White
  • 1998: Burton
  • 1999: White
  • 2000: White
  • 2001: White
  • 2002: Chambers
  • 2003: Chambers
  • 2004: Chambers
  • 2005: Chambers
  • 2006: Chambers
  • 2007: Chambers
  • 2008: Chambers
  • 2009: Chambers
  • 2010: Chambers
  • 2011: Duldig
  • 2012: McIntyre
  • 2013: Duldig
  • 2014: Coad
  • 2015: Hansen
  • 2016: Beard


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