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Robert Harvey's Career...

Started by MiGZ, July 21, 2009, 03:08:53 PM

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MiGZ

I know this is nothing to do with DT, but i belive you people in these forums are the best source of information going around and thought you could help me out.

Im framing my robert harvey signed jumper and need all of his achievements to go along with it in the frame.

So i need a reliable source for such things as...

Medals???

Captain???

Recruited From???

Debut??? Date?? Against Who???

All Australian??? Years???

International Rules Series??? Years???

Hall of Fame???

And anything else you can think of would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks Everyone!


Hawks_1976

About all I can help you with is back to back brownlows in 97-98.

2Fat2Old

#2
Harvey is the grandson of former Australian test cricketer Merv Harvey and grandnephew of Neil Harvey, who was Australia's leading runscorer and century-maker behind Don Bradman. His younger brother, Anthony, played four games for St Kilda in 1994 before captaining Norwood to the 1997 SANFL premiership

St Kilda Best and Fairest winner
1992 - 1994 - 1997 - 1998

Brownlow Medallist
1997 – 1998

Leigh Matthews Trophy
1997

Michael Tuck Medal
2004

2Fat2Old

Robert Harvey
Born: 21-Aug-1971 (Debut:16y 351d Last:37y 30d)

181 cm 86 kg

VFL/AFL:9969th player to appear, 3rd most games played, 300th most goals kicked

St Kilda:1346th player to appear, 1st most games played, 17th most goals kicked

Recruited from St Kilda's VCFL zone, Harvey made his VFL debut in 1988 when he was recruited from the local Seaford team by the St Kilda Football Club
He won St Kilda's club best and fairest award in 1992, 1994, 1997 and 1998 and has been selected in the All-Australian team eight times. He has won three E. J. Whitten Medals, the 1997 AFL Players Association Award (now known as the Leigh Matthews Trophy) and the Michael Tuck Medal for player judged best on ground in the Pre-season Cup Final in 2004.

He has played in three Pre-season Cup winning sides, in 1996, 2004 and 2008, as well as the Minor Premiership and runner-up Grand Final side in 1997. He amassed 756 disposals in 1997, the highest single-season tally on record. He also amassed 501 kicks in 1998, the highest single-season tally on record. He is the only player on record to have had over 30 possessions in more than one hundred AFL games (118 as of Round 13, 2008). (All statistics recorded since 1987).






Prospector_1

Favourite food? Most frequented restaurant? Personal best on oysters in one sitting?

2Fat2Old

Yep, it's official The fat's got drool running down his chin hanging like a pair of shoe laces.

Thems not fair tactics there prospector.

antman


freezer

Was he holding St. Kilda back? Must be spewing he didn't go around another year.

Prospector_1

#8
Others have said it before - Harvey gave them the right example to follow, but instead of folllowing the example, they relied on him to do it almost alone.

That might have continued, so his retirement may well have been the best thing to happen to the club recently.

Just a damn shame that that's how it is. He should be in a team that is finally doing what they should have done years ago. He probably should be Captain!

That's Robert Harvey - doing the team thing rather than going for individual glory!

I don't think he'll even almost be spewing.