Just on 50 years ago, a young Chris Pavlou debuted for Carlton, beginning a story as a player, runner, Coach and Director.

In between, an ACL injury ended what looked like a very promising career.

To celebrate his 50 years, we caught up with Chris and added his story to the Blueseum:

http://www.blueseum.org/tiki-read_artic ... ticleId=74

From the Blueseum

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Great guy but also instrumental as the president of the former players thinggy as having a strong relationship between club and former players.

Was a dasging wingman till he did his knee (by all reports) at a time before advanced knee surgery techbiques

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If he was a Greek-Cypriot he must have been a gun.

Does that make Demetriou a gun?

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Chris Pavlou struggled to hold his place as a rover, as Carlton had Jack Mills one of the top rovers in his era and Jack Sullivan as a resting rover who held his own in that position, but when finally Carlton played him on the wing he started to burn, made the State Side and looked like he was going to make a very long career in that position only for his injury.

Owes me a slab for a bet i won.....

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