About Peter Falconer
Born 1937. Peter Falconer is an australian rules football player.
Peter Falconer (born 28 November 1937) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Geelong and Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL).
Falconer was a Geelong Amateur before making his senior VFL debut in 1958, replacing club vice-captain Neil Trezise. He had a strong first season and despite missing four games, was Geelong's leading vote getter at the Brownlow Medal. A rover, Falconer was one of the smallest players of his era and also had a good debut season at Carlton. His 30 goals was the second most by a Carlton player that year and he again polled well on Brownlow Medal night, sharing the equal most Carlton votes with Bruce McMaster-Smith. He also appeared in all 20 games that year, including the 1962 VFL Grand Final loss.
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Who is Peter Falconer?
Australian rules footballer
When was Peter Falconer born?
Peter Falconer was born on 28 November 1937.
What is Peter Falconer's occupation?
Peter Falconer is an australian rules football player.
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