Lou Riley

This is the player profile for Louis Andrew Riley (a.k.a. Lou Riley), born in Granville, New South Wales in 1909. He played for Melbourne and Collingwood in the VFL/AFL, winning two premierships with Collingwood (1935, 1936).

Player Details

Name: Louis Riley
Full Name: Louis Andrew Riley
Alias: Lou Riley
DOB: 07/09/1909
POB: Granville, New South Wales
DOD: 20/04/1989
Height: 175cm
Weight: 72kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1932-1938) - 64 matches, 87 goals

Melbourne (1932-1934) - 20 matches, 27 goals
Collingwood (1934-1938) - 44 matches, 60 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Melbourne (1932-1934)
- 20 matches played for Melbourne in the VFL/AFL
Collingwood (1934-1938)
- 44 matches played for Collingwood in the VFL/AFL
- 1935, 1936 premierships won with Collingwood in the VFL/AFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1932	VFL Season	Melbourne	8	15	R09-11, R14-18
1933	VFL Season	Melbourne	9	9	R03-09, R11-12
1934	VFL Season	Collingwood	4	10	R16-18, SF
1934	VFL Season	Melbourne	3	3	R01-03
1935	VFL Season	Collingwood	19	38	R01-11, R13-17, SF, PF, GF
1936	VFL Season	Collingwood	6	4	R05-06, R14, R18, SF, GF
1937	VFL Season	Collingwood	8	5	R01, R03, R05, R07-09, R13, R17
1938	VFL Season	Collingwood	7	3	R01-06, R09

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