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Australian rules footballer (born 1942)
Allan Melvyn Whinnen MBE (born 6 October 1942) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the West Perth Football Club in the Western Australian
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Surname list
Whinnen is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: George Whinnen (1891–1950), Australian painter Mel Whinnen (born 1942), Australian footballer
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Name list
arranger, and drummer Mel Whinnen (born 1942), former Australian rules footballer Mel White (born 1940), American clergyman and author Mel Winkler (1941–2020)
Mel_(given_name)
Thomas Albert Thurgood William 'Nipper' Truscott Ted Tyson Bill Walker Mel Whinnen Robert Wiley John Worsfold Note: Barry Cable was also inducted in 2004
West Australian Football Hall of Fame
West_Australian_Football_Hall_of_Fame
Australian rules football club
total) All-Australians: 1961: Ray Gabelich 1972: Alan Watling 300 games Mel Whinnen (371) Bill Dempsey (343) 200 games: (*) Indicates current listed players
West_Perth_Football_Club
Australian rules footballer (1942–2026)
Fame. Dempsey's 341 premiership games for West Perth is second only to Mel Whinnen's 367 as a club and WAFL record. An indigenous Australian born in Birdum
Bill_Dempsey
Australian rules footballer
Australian Football League (WAFL). In September 2008 he was awarded the Mel Whinnen Medal for being the best player in the Swans colts grand final win. Both
Neville_Jetta
Australian football league
WANFL Grand Final (East Fremantle v South Fremantle) Most games: 367 – Mel Whinnen (West Perth) Most consecutive games: 218 – Joel Cornelius (Swan Districts)
West Australian Football League
West_Australian_Football_League
Sports hall of fame
2001 Scott West Western Bulldogs (Footscray) Victoria 1993–2008 2013 Mel Whinnen West Perth Western Australia 1960–1977 2018 Ted Whitten Western Bulldogs
Australian Football Hall of Fame
Australian_Football_Hall_of_Fame
Australian rules football medal
Subiaco 1974 Gary Gibellini East Fremantle David Pretty^ Perth 1975 Mel Whinnen West Perth 1976 Mal Day Perth 1977 Wim Rosbender Perth 1978 Ian Miller
Simpson_Medal
Australian rules football competition
Litterick | John McIntosh | Bob Page | Norm Rogers | Brian Sarre | Gary Scott | Keith Slater | Bert Thornley | Bill Walker | Bob Whalley | Mel Whinnen
1966_Hobart_Carnival
Australian rules footballer and coach (born 1985)
possession, 8 mark haul against Perth. In the same year, he won the Mel Whinnen medal for his best on ground performance in the South Fremantle Colts
Jacob_Surjan
East Perth Colin Tully 27 Centreman Claremont Alan Watling 23 Wingman West Perth Mel Whinnen 29 Centreman West Perth George Young 23 Wingman Subiaco
1972_Perth_Carnival
Rank Games Player Clubs Years 1 367 Mel Whinnen West Perth 1960-1977 2 341 Bill Dempsey West Perth 1960-1976 3 3321 Jack Sheedy East Fremantle, East Perth
List_of_WAFL_records
Australian rules footballer (born 1961)
International Rules matches) or 383 (using his overall total) were behind only Mel Whinnen at his retirement. These figures refer to premiership matches (home-and-away
Steve_Malaxos
Thunder Football Club, with Lewis Broome from Claremont winning the Mel Whinnen Medal as the best player. The win ensured South Fremantle's thirteenth
2009_WAFL_Grand_Final
Australian rules football season
surprise win by forming a winning centreline with Ian Logan and veteran Mel Whinnen, moved after half-time to the unfamiliar position of wingman and collaring
1974_WANFL_season
Australian rules football season
with a superb display in defence led by young full-back Brian Cook. Mel Whinnen's dominance and East Fremantle's repeated use of the "dead” side on a
1976_WANFL_season
Australian football league player
2 point premiership win over Swan Districts, just missing out on the Mel Whinnen Medal after being recognised as one of the best on ground. He also represented
Luke_Foley_(footballer)
Season of Australian rules football
Final with nine goals. Along with W. Clelland between 1897 and 1905, and Mel Whinnen between 1960 and 1975, the trio hold the West Perth record for most premierships
1932_WANFL_season
Australian rules football season
slippery conditions to show they are back as a force after a poor 1971. Rookie Geoff Watt silences Mel Whinnen and the Cardinals fail completely in attack.
1972_WANFL_season
Australian rules football season
Perth". The West Australian. p. 44. Christian, Geoff (29 September 1975). "Whinnen, Dempsey the Master Craftsmen". The West Australian. p. 42. Official WAFL
1975_WANFL_season
Australian rules football season
7 (85) def. by West Perth 15.13 (103) Subiaco Oval (crowd: 31,320) Mel Whinnen's dominance of Peter Featherby in the centre and strong roving by Bill
1973_WANFL_season
Western Australian National Football League season
duty, and only seventeen fit players after half-time, fall to two games below fourth as their forwards fail to capitalise on Mel Whinnen's dominance.
1970_WANFL_season
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