Noel Clarke (footballer)

Noel Clarke (footballer): Noel Clarke
Personal information

Birth 26 December 1930

Height and weight 180cm, 81kg

Playing career¹

Team(s)
Melbourne (1951-1955)

77 games, 155 goals

¹ Statistics to end of 1955 season

Career highlights

Melbourne premiership player 1955

Noel Clarke (born 26 December 1930) is a former Australian rules football player in the Victorian Football League, (VFL) .

Noel Clarke joined Melbourne in 1951 and played most games at full forward. He played a major role in the 1955 Melbourne premiership side by kicking three goals in the Grand Final.

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Noel Clarke career stats

Awards and achievements

Preceded by
Robert McKenzie
Robert McKenzie Melbourne Football Club Leading Goalkicker
1952
1954 Succeeded by
Robert McKenzie
Stuart Spencer

v · d · eMelbourne Football Club 1955 VFL Premiers

Melbourne 8.16 (64) defeated Collingwood 5.6 (36), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 35. McMahen | 1. Cordner | 2. McKenzie | 3. Marquis | 5. McLean | 6. Adams | 7. Case | 11. Mithen | 12. Spencer | 14. T. Johnson | 16. Laidlaw | 17. McGivern | 18. B. Johnson | 24. Ridley | 25. Williams | 26. Clarke | 28. Gleeson | 30. Beckwith | 31. Barassi | 38. Melville

Coach: Smith

v · d · eMelbourne Football Club • Leading Goalkickers

1897: Leith • 1898: Young • 1899: Leith • 1900: Ryan • 1901: Langley • 1902: Leith • 1903: Coutie • 1904: Coutie • 1905: H. Cordner • 1906: Onyons • 1907: Leith • 1908: Coutie • 1909: Brereton • 1910: Fairbarn • 1911: Brereton • 1912: Brereton • 1913: Maguire • 1914: Best • 1915: Park • 1919: Heinz • 1920: Harker • 1921: Harker • 1922: Harker • 1923: Tulloh • 1924: Tulloh • 1925: Davie • 1926: Moyes • 1927: Davie • 1928: Johnson, Sr. • 1929: Taylor • 1930: Margitich • 1931: Margitich • 1932: Margitich • 1933: Johnson, Sr. • 1934: Mueller • 1935: Gibb • 1936: Glass • 1937: Baggott • 1938: Smith • 1939: Smith • 1940: Smith • 1941: Smith • 1942: Fanning • 1943: Fanning • 1944: Fanning • 1945: Fanning • 1946: Mueller • 1947: Fanning • 1948: Arnold • 1949: McKenzie • 1950: Denis Cordner • 1951: McKenzie • 1952: Clarke • 1953: McKenzie • 1954: Clarke • 1955: Spencer • 1956: Johnson, Jr. • 1957: Webb • 1958: Barassi/Webb • 1959: Barassi • 1960: Ridley • 1961: Johnson, Jr. • 1962: Mithen • 1963: Bourke • 1964: Townsend • 1965: Townsend • 1966: Vagg • 1967: Mann • 1968: Mann • 1969: Dillon • 1970: Dillon • 1971: Callery • 1972: Parke • 1973: Brewer • 1974: Brewer • 1975: Wells • 1976: Biffin • 1977: Brewer • 1978: Coles • 1979: Flower • 1980: Crosswell • 1981: M. Jackson • 1982: Gerard Healy • 1983: Flower • 1984: Templeton • 1985: Wilson • 1986: Greg Healy • 1987: Flower • 1988: R. Jackson • 1989: Bennett • 1990: Bennett • 1991: Jakovich • 1992: Jakovich • 1993: Jakovich • 1994: Lyon • 1995: Lyon • 1996: Neitz • 1997: Neitz/Farmer • 1998: Farmer • 1999: Neitz • 2000: Farmer • 2001: Robertson • 2002: Neitz • 2003: Neitz • 2004: Neitz • 2005: Robertson • 2006: Neitz • 2007: Robertson • 2008: Miller • 2009: Robertson • 2010: Green • 2011: Jurrah

Persondata

Name Clarke, Noel

Alternative names

Short description

Date of birth 26 December 1930

Place of birth

Date of death

Place of death

Categories:
Australian rules footballers from Tasmania
Melbourne Football Club players
New Norfolk Football Club players
North Hobart Football Club players
1930 births
Living people

Noel Clarke
Personal information
Birth	26 December 1930
Height and weight	180cm, 81kg
Playing career¹
Team(s)	Melbourne (1951-1955) 77 games, 155 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1955 season
Career highlights
Melbourne premiership player 1955

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Robert McKenzie Robert McKenzie	Melbourne Football Club Leading Goalkicker 1952 1954	Succeeded by Robert McKenzie Stuart Spencer

Persondata
Name	Clarke, Noel
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	26 December 1930
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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