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Squad Guernsey 24

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Players: Jim Stewart 2 games (1912)
Paddy Mills 10 games (1912)
Martin Gotz 11 games (1913)
Charlie Hammond 15 games (1914)
Charlie Fisher 2 games (1914)
Billy Robinson 30 games (1915-18)
R Shiell (1919)
Joe Prince 10 games (1919)
Dick Wittmann 12 games (1920-21)
Ernie Dingwall 8 games (1922)
Ernie Martin 1 game (1923)
Percy Outram 24 games (1925-28)
Paul Cameron 2 games (1928)
Noel Peverill 1 game (1929)
Bill Lever 14 games (1929-30)
W Stephenson (1930)
Len Clarke 1 game (1931)
Jack Kidd 2 games (1931)
Gordon Mackie 60 games (1932-37)
Ron Savage 111 games (1938-45)
Tom Eldridge 7 games (1946-47)
Arthur Hodgson 28 games (1948-49)
Harry Caspar 56 games (1950-54)
Maurie Rossi (1954)
Bernie Moran 5 games (1955)
Vic Garra 22 games (1956-60)
Ray Crockett (1961)
Henry Ogilvie 1 game (1962)
Brian Alford (1963)
Tony Thiessen 13 games (1964)
Terry Board 41 games (1965-68)
John Clements (1969-71)
Bill Barrot 12 games (1971)
Peter Fyffe 10 games (1972-74)
Alex Ruscuklic 9 games, (1974)
Russell Ohlsen 47 games (1975-78)
David Collins (1980)
Brendan Hartney 32 games (1981-86)
Jamie Dunlop 21 games (1987-91)
Peter Doyle (1992-93)
Matthew Allan 140 games (1994-2003)
Nick Stevens 104 games (2004-09)
Kane Lucas 8 games (2010)
Patrick McCarthy 1 game (2011 - 2013)
Mark Whiley 9 games (2015-16)
Rhys Palmer 1 game (2017)
Cam O'Shea 11 games (2018)
Nic Newman Current player - refer to his Blueseum bio for career games update.


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