Who is cazaly in afl

A non-smoker and non-drinker, he 'dried out' late in the week, sipping only a little water and eating sparingly. On moving to Hobart he opened a health clinic, which prospered. His family life was close; he played the piano and they often had singsongs at night. After a long illness following heart attacks, Cazaly died on 10 October at Lenah Valley, survived by his wife, a son and four daughters.

View the front pages for Volume 7. Now and then some poor bugger has to compile another article on great football songs. Aggrieved fans may offer as rebuttal the tradition of the victory song, but that would only hold weight if club anthems were not almost uniformly awful. At AFL level these songs have an absurd sense of s camp, an air of jolly good chaps and waxed moustaches, like a BBC bandleader snuck into the studio one afternoon and knocked them out as a job lot.

They use imported turn-of-theth-century tunes: Brisbane stole La Marseillaise, Melbourne an ode to the stars and stripes, Adelaide the hymn of the US Marines or in my memory, the 8-bit soundtrack to the heavily pixelated Adventures of Captain Comic. The rest are puppets with the strings cut. Up There Cazaly, then, is probably the only Australian football song that both means something and deserves to.

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Court hears alleged murder victim's house was unusually clean and smelt like bleach Posted 5h ago 5 hours ago Fri 12 Nov at am. More Just In. Back to top. Cazaly was more than just a brilliant aerialist, however. A non-smoking teetotaller, he was ahead of his time as far as fitness went, and he combined superb physical conditioning with an acute football brain. The former enabled him to play over senior games in Victoria and Tasmania, while the latter was on eminent display during a highly successful seven-premiership coaching career.