South Australian State of Origin Players - Wayne Carey, Gavin Wanganeen, Warren Tredrea, Malcolm Blight, Byron Pickett, Darren Jarman (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 45. Chapters: Wayne Carey, Gavin Wanganeen, Warren Tredrea, Malcolm Blight, Byron Pickett, Darren Jarman, Craig Bradley, Mark Ricciuto, Michael O'Loughlin, Mark Williams, Scott Hodges, Andrew Jarman, Stephen Kernahan, Matthew Clarke, Simon Tregenza, Graham Cornes, Tony Modra, Mark Mickan, Tony McGuinness, Luke Darcy, Darryl Wakelin, Chris McDermott, Rick Davies, Scott Camporeale, Nick Holland, Michael Wilson, John Platten, Peter Burgoyne, Josh Francou, Craig McRae, Tyson Edwards, Tim Ginever, Ben Hart, Russell Ebert, Kym Hodgeman, Stephen Williams, Bruce Abernethy, Todd Viney, Jamie Tape, Tony Hall, Martin McKinnon, Robbert Klomp, Brayden Lyle, Brian Cunningham, Michael Nunan, Greg Phillips, Nick Daffy, Sean Wellman, Andrew McKay, Peter Jonas, Max James, Danny Hughes, Andrew Payze, Mark Bickley, Bruce Lindsay, Steven Sziller, David Pittman, Martin Leslie, Michael Taylor, Bruce Lindner, Darren Mead, Darren Smith, Craig Williams, Geoff Morris, Peter Motley, Stephen Copping, Mark Naley, Paul Bulluss, David Marshall, Glynn Hewitt, Nigel Smart, Peter Carey, Matthew Rogers, Rodney Maynard, Paul Weston, Troy Bond, Greg Whittlesea, Andrew Obst, Garry McIntosh, Keith Kuhlmann, Michael Graham, David Grenvold, John Roberts, Michael Aish, Scott Salisbury, Brett James, Matthew Robran. Excerpt: Wayne Carey (born 27 May 1971) is a former Australian rules football player who played for North Adelaide in the SANFL, before joining Australian Football League club North Melbourne in 1989. He also played with the Adelaide Crows. A dual Premiership Captain at North Melbourne, four time club Best and Fairest and seven time All-Australian, Carey, nicknamed "The King," is generally considered to be one of greatest players to have ever played Australian Football. In 2001 he was named as centre half-forward and captain of North Melbourne's Team of the Cent...