Haydn Bunton
Australian footballer and coach
Born
1911
114 years ago
Died
September 5th, 1955
69 years ago — 44 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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A prominent figure in Australian rules football, enjoyed a successful career playing for the Footscray Football Club and the Fitzroy Football Club. Achieved the prestigious Brownlow Medal three times, showcasing exceptional skill and athleticism. Transitioned into coaching after retirement, contributing to the development of the sport. His efforts in both playing and coaching positions solidified a significant legacy within Australian football.
Won the Brownlow Medal three times (1931, 1932, 1935)
Played for Footscray and Fitzroy
Coached Fitzroy after his playing career
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