Tommy Allen

This is the player profile for Thomas William Allen (a.k.a. Tommy Allen), born in South Melbourne, Victoria in 1914. He played for South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL. He played for Port Melbourne in the VFA/VFL, winning two premierships with Port Melbourne (1940, 1941).

Player Details

Name: Thomas Allen
Full Name: Thomas William Allen
Alias: Tommy Allen
DOB: 10/09/1914
POB: South Melbourne, Victoria
DOD: 27/06/1965
POD: South Melbourne, Victoria
Height: 173cm
Weight: 80kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1936-1938) - 26 matches, 8 goals

South Melbourne (1936-1938) - 26 matches, 8 goals

VFA/VFL History: (1940-1941) - 38 matches, 0 goals

Port Melbourne (1940-1941) - 38 matches, 0 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

South Melbourne (1936-1938)
- 26 matches played for South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL

VFA/VFL Accolades:

Port Melbourne (1940-1941)
- 38 matches played for Port Melbourne in the VFA/VFL
- 1940, 1941 premierships won with Port Melbourne in the VFA/VFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1936	VFL Season	South Melbourne	7	2	R10-16
1937	VFL Season	South Melbourne	17	6	R01-03, R05-18
1938	VFL Season	South Melbourne	2	0	R01-02
1940	VFA Season	Port Melbourne	20	0	R01-02, R04, R06-20, SF, GF
1941	VFA Season	Port Melbourne	18	0	R01-04, R07-09, R11-14, R16-20, SF, GF

Relatives Details

Parents

William Allen - father
Sarah Allen (née Archer) - mother

Siblings

George Arthur Allen (b. 20/04/1928) - brother

Links

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