Ed Curnow is not of Aboriginal descent,source-his parents, I directly asked them!

Thanks for clearing that up DOA. I had heard that Ed had some Pacific Island heritage but was also confused by an article that appeared in the Adelaide Advertiser when he was at the Crows. The article was titled "Rookie on the run" and refers to Ed as an indigenous recruit. Obviously the journo did not do his homework.

And I can confirm that Iggy Vallejo is not of indigenous heritage. His dad is Spanish and his mum is of Portugese/Timorese background. (souce Iggy himself - he is married to the daughter of one of my mates.)

What about Greg Williams?

So the the latest team l have is

Carlton Indigenous Team

B: Rod Waddell, Joey Anderson, Corey Ah Chee (reserves),

HB: Chris Yarran, Corey McGrath, Clinton Benjamin (reserves)

C: Sean Charles, Troy Bond, Andrew Lovett (reserves)

HF: Syd Jackson (c), Alan Thorpe (2 night games), Jeffery Garlett

F: Eddie Betts (vc), Andrew Walker, Ezra Bray (1 pre-season game)

R: Alf Egan, Justin Murphy, Mark Naley

I: Willie Pepper (U/19's),

Good stuff putting this together Bomba. Sorry about crossing Iggy off the list for you. He should be close to qualifying as his wife and kids have indigenous heritage via their maternal grandmother who has lived in Darwin for 40 years but hails from Broome originally.

Another person you might consider is a guy called Bob Jones. He played in the ruck for Buffaloes in Darwin and is the father of Liam (from Western Bulldogs). I don't know Bob personally but Darwin footy supporters believe that he played seconds footy at Carlton and he has mentioned it in radio interviews. I have searched Blueseum but no luck. Hope you do better than me.
NTBlue

No issue at all, if it isnt accurate its good to know to correct the error, appreciate the heads-up on that

I will check with a fellow BZM colleague Willowblue, he is a reserach guru for the BZM site and works part-time with teh AFL with stats and has access to these sort of records

Do you have any more details on Bob Jones eg roughly when he played, DOB, recruited from, was he known as Robert etc, any extra details would help

I do the Lower Grade Players Section on BZM (see link below) and there are over 600 players listed who didnt play senior footy but played U/19's / Reserves footy with the Blues. So if i can get something from WB i will do a Bio on him and include in BZM plus add him to our "All-Star" List, would be good to have at least 20 players in the team

Thanks again

http://www.blueseum.org/tiki-index.php? ... de+Players

Sorry, I have led you astray on Bob Jones, Bomba. My informant was getting mixed up with Bill Martin (who has coached Darwin and Waratahs in the NTFL.) I suppose the mix up is understandable given the similarity in their names .

So the the latest team l have is

Carlton Indigenous Team

B: Rod Waddell, Joey Anderson, Norm Le Brun

HB: Chris Yarran, Corey McGrath, Clinton Benjamin (reserves)

C: Sean Charles, Troy Bond, Ed Curnow

HF: Syd Jackson (c), Alan Thorpe (2 night games), Jeffery Garlett

F: Eddie Betts (vc), Andrew Walker, Ezra Bray (1 pre-season game)

R: Alf Egan, Justin Murphy, Mark Naley

I: Iggy Vallego (reserves), Corey Ah Chee (reserves), Willie Pepper (U/19's), Andrew Lovett (reserves)

Not sure,but i think Bob Jones may have been with the Saints.

I just read an article in the Footy Record last night indigenous VFL/AFL players who had served in the military and it had Cyril Mann listed as one such player. As a result I have updated this team, if anyone can provide any more players that may have been missed please advise;

So the the latest team l have is

Carlton Indigenous Team

B: Rod Waddell, Joey Anderson, Ezra Bray (1 pre-season game)

HB: Chris Yarran, Corey McGrath, Clinton Benjamin (reserves)

C: Sean Charles, Troy Bond, Andrew Lovett (reserves)

HF: Syd Jackson (c), Alan Thorpe (2 night games), Cyril Mann

F: Eddie Betts (vc), Andrew Walker, Jeffery Garlett

R: Alf Egan, Justin Murphy, Mark Naley

I: Willie Pepper (U/19's), Lionel Proctor (reserves), Corey Ah Chee (reserves)

Thanks Bomba. The Cyril Mann bio is quite interesting reading - we at the Blueseum didn't pick up Tony's 2013 article until your work led to it!

http://www.blueseum.org/tiki-index.php?page=Cyril+Mann

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