Col Hutchison

Colin "Col" Hutchison is a veteran statistician, most notably in the Victorian/Australian Football League in the sport of Australian rules football. He served as the AFL's official historian from the 1990s^[1] until around 2005.

A part of the AFLPA, Hutchison provides interesting statistics on football to newspapers and media outlets.

He is the author of several books including a history of the Geelong Football Club ("Cats' tales : the Geelong Football Club, 1897-1983")^[2] and "The AFL footy quiz book".^[3]

The last time Col missed seeing a live Geelong Football Club game was in 1963, over 1100 games ago.

He has also appeared in radio commercials for Shell Premium Unleaded.

External links

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http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news/national/national/sport/1100-games-and-counting/2272266.aspx

References

1. ^ http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/02/19/1077072783487.html?from=storyrhs
2. ^ Cats' tales : the Geelong Football Club, 1897-1983. Geelong Advertiser, 1984
3. ^ The AFL footy quiz book / Col Hutchinson. ISBN 0143000365

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