Jack McDonough

This is the player profile for John Martin McDonough (a.k.a. Jack McDonough), born in Collingwood, Victoria in 1879. He played for South Melbourne and Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL, winning two premierships with Fitzroy (1904, 1905).

Player Details

Name: John McDonough
Full Name: John Martin McDonough
Alias: Jack McDonough
DOB: 26/07/1879
POB: Collingwood, Victoria
DOD: 23/02/1955
POD: Camberwell, Victoria

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1902-1905) - 50 matches, 9 goals

South Melbourne (1902-1903) - 21 matches, 3 goals
Fitzroy (1904-1905) - 29 matches, 6 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

South Melbourne (1902-1903)
- 21 matches played for South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL
Fitzroy (1904-1905)
- 29 matches played for Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL
- 1904, 1905 premierships won with Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1902	VFL Season	South Melbourne	7	0	R10-12, R14, S01-03
1903	VFL Season	South Melbourne	14	3	R01-02, R04-07, R09, R11-14, S01-03
1904	VFL Season	Fitzroy	14	3	R05, R07-14, S01-03, SF, GF
1905	VFL Season	Fitzroy	15	3	R01-08, R11-12, R14, S01, SF, PF, GF

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