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@diedpretty said:@MightyMaggy said:@Byron Bay Fan said:gallagher, amazing you were an old maggie supporter. Did anyone know of Rod Cobber Davis a real maggie fan. One of only two I ever met.
Yes, I am an old Auburn boy from back in the fifties and sixties and I knew Copper (or Cobber?)Davis, who was a redhead. I remember a few of us looked to be in trouble with a bunch of guys in the late fifies (don't remember where in Sydney) and Copper pulled up in his Holden Ute, pulled out the pick handle he carried under the seat and got us out of trouble.
My memory is poor these days, but I think Copper played juniors with Auburn United or Lidcombe United in the fifties.
Whereabouts in Auburn MM - I lived in Harrow Rd in the 50s before my family moved to Sheffield St - lived there until the late 70s.
@Byron Bay Fan said:Another Maggie supporter was Dave Eagleson a keen cricket player for years.
@Dr Ice said:@Byron Bay Fan said:Another Maggie supporter was Dave Eagleson a keen cricket player for years.
Dave is still going strong at age 93\. Still lives in the same house at Lidcombe and has been married for 70 years.
I spoke to him last week. Still a Wests Tigers fan.
@Byron Bay Fan said:@Dr Ice said:@Byron Bay Fan said:Another Maggie supporter was Dave Eagleson a keen cricket player for years.
Dave is still going strong at age 93\. Still lives in the same house at Lidcombe and has been married for 70 years.
I spoke to him last week. Still a Wests Tigers fan.
Amazing and thanks a lot. A terrific chap. I will make a point of seeing Dave next time in Sydney. Mills street down the bottom somewhere if memory is correct.
@Dr Ice said:@Byron Bay Fan said:@Dr Ice said:@Byron Bay Fan said:Another Maggie supporter was Dave Eagleson a keen cricket player for years.
Dave is still going strong at age 93\. Still lives in the same house at Lidcombe and has been married for 70 years.
I spoke to him last week. Still a Wests Tigers fan.
Amazing and thanks a lot. A terrific chap. I will make a point of seeing Dave next time in Sydney. Mills street down the bottom somewhere if memory is correct.
Dave actually opened the batting with Arthur Morris in his High School cricket team when he was only 15\. Unfortunately Dave was shot in the arm during WW2 which restricted his batting. Had to settle for captaining and coaching Lidcombe!!! I used to make sure there was plenty of ice for the players on game day.
@Jacaranda3 said:Were there 2 of these events as i was at the Lidcombe Oval event or did the venue change due to the popularity.