Alby Morrison

This is the player profile for Alby Morrison, born in Footscray, Victoria in 1909. Played for Footscray in the VFL/AFL. Played for Preston in the VFA/VFL. Represented Victoria at national football carnivals / championships. Alby Morrison also coached Footscray and Preston.

Player Details

Name: Albert Morrison
Full Name: Albert George Henry Morrison
Alias: Alby Morrison
DOB: 29/01/1909
POB: Footscray, Victoria
DOD: 24/09/1997
Height: 183cm
Weight: 86kg

Player History

Full Team History: Footscray, Preston
Total Matches (Goals): 263 (369)
VFL/AFL Team History: Footscray (1928-1938, 1941-1942, 1946)
VFL/AFL Matches (Goals): 224 (369)
VFA/VFL Team History: Preston (1939-1940)
VFA/VFL Matches (Goals): 39 (0)
Football Carnival Representation: Victoria (1937)

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Debutant: 79th player to debut for Footscray / Western Bulldogs in the VFL/AFL
VFL/AFL Matches Played: 224 matches played for Footscray / Western Bulldogs in the VFL/AFL (1928-1938, 1941-1942, 1946), with 38 as captain
VFL/AFL Leadership: Footscray / Western Bulldogs team captain (1934-1935, 1937)
VFL/AFL Leadership: Footscray / Western Bulldogs team vice-captain (1936)
VFA/VFL Matches Played: 39 matches played for Preston / Northern Bullants / Northern Blues in the VFA/VFL (1939-1940)
Football Carnival Representation: Victoria

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