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Phil Rhoden

Phil Rhoden DOB: 15 October 1945

Debut: Round 7, 1968 against Hawthorn at MCG
Last Game: Round 16, 1969 against Hawthorn at MCG

From: University Blues/Richmond

Number: 44 (1968), 38 (1969)

Honours:
Gardiner Medal - 1968
Reserves Premiership player - 1969, 1970
Life Member - 1983

Games: 3
Goals: 0
Career Statistics

WinsDrawsLossesWinning %
10233.3

Residentially tied to Richmond, Rhoden finished second in the VAFA best and fairest in 1965 and trained with the Tigers in the 1966 pre-season but did not play for them. Returning to University Blues he joined Melbourne two years later and played three games over a season and a half, winning the league's Reserve Grade best and fairest in his first season.

Rhoden remained on the list in 1970, and despite not playing a senior game captained that year's reserves premiership side.

He was not officially delisted by the Demons until the end of 1971 after which he joined Sandringham for three games the next year.

Rhoden was elected to Melbourne's committee for 1974 and remained in the role until resigning in October 1983. He sought reelection at the end of that year but was not successful.

YearGamesGoalsBrownlow
1968 100
1969 200

Notes
On the Richmond 'Probationary List' in April 1967 (Age 10/04/1967)

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Media
Football Record 1968 Finals
Age - 02/03/1966, 04/09/1968, 19/04/1972, 31/10/1973, 25/10/1983

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