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Greg Eppelstun - Wikipedia

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Greg Eppelstun
Personal information
Date of birth	(1966-11-16) 16 November 1966 (age 58)
Original team(s)	Won Wron Woodside
Height	185 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Weight	82 kg (181 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1986–1992	Footscray	102 (1)
1993	North Melbourne	001 (0)
Total		103 (1)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1993.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Greg Eppelstun (born 16 November 1966) is a former Australian rules footballer in the VFL/AFL.

Footscray career

Debuting with the Footscray Football Club in 1986, he was a reliable defender from Won Wron Woodside who went on to play 102 games (for 1 goal), and represented Victoria in State of Origin football in 1991.^[1]

North Melbourne career

After only playing one game for Footscray midway through the 1992 season, in which he earned a Brownlow Medal vote as the third best player on the ground, Eppelstun was dropped back to the reserves for the remainder of the season. He then transferred to the North Melbourne Football Club for the 1993 season. He played the opening round of the 1993 AFL season for North, making his debut together with future North Melbourne coach Dean Laidley and 300-game player John Blakey.^[2] He injured his groin during the match and was replaced the next week by future 300 game player, Glenn Archer.^[3] He struggled with injury throughout the rest of the year and retired at the end of the season without playing another AFL game.

References

^ Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2002). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers: every AFL/VFL player since 1897 (4th ed.). Melbourne, Victoria: Crown Content. p. 186. ISBN 1-74095-001-1.
^ Linnell, Stephen (26 March 1993). "Mitchell rushed into Pie line-up". The Age.
^ Linnell, Stephen (1 April 1993). "Sydney picks 10 new players". The Age.

External links

Greg Eppelstun's playing statistics from AFL Tables

v t e Victorian team – 1991 State of Origin
Victoria 12.14 (86) defeated South Australia 11.4 (70), at Football Park, 28 May 1991 Western Australia 19.13 (127) defeated Victoria 7.9 (51), at the WACA Ground, 16 July 1991
Both games	Bayes Bews Brown Collins Couch Ezard Harvey Lambert Langford Loewe Madden Mitchell Roos Stoneham Weightman
vs. South Australia	Bourke Jencke Lyon O'Donnell Plain Shaw Watson
vs. Western Australia	Ablett Anderson Eppelstun Frawley Hocking Rice Salmon

v t e Victorian 2nd XVIII team – 1991 State of Origin
Victoria 17.14 (116) defeated Tasmania 14.20 (104), at North Hobart Oval, 28 May 1991 Queensland 23.14 (152) defeated Victoria 15.8 (108), at The Gabba, 16 July 1991
Both games	German Lovett McMullin Morris Phillips Sholl Stephens (c) Stynes
vs. Tasmania	Alvin Arceri Burke Eppelstun Free Hanna Hinkley Knights Larkin Liberatore Madden Somerville Turner Wallis
vs. Queensland	Condon Cordy Dean Gleeson Hogg Jencke Kerrison McKeown Naish Rock Royal Simpson J. Wynd S. Wynd
Coach: Austin

1993 AFL pre-season draft

1. Richard Osborne
2. Brendan McCormack
3. Paul Bryce
4. Adrian Fletcher
5. John Hutton
6. Martin Heffernan
7. Stuart Steele
8. Greg Eppelstun
9. Glenn Freeborn
10. Mark Zanotti
11. Darryl Wakelin
12. Tim Watson
13. Andrew Leoncelli
14. Robert Walker
15. Barry Mitchell
16. Mark Arceri
17. Anthony Darcy
18. Mathew McMartin
19. Brendon Retzlaff
20. Ben Doolan
21. Ryan Humphreys
22. Craig McRae
23. Chris Bond
24. Paul Geister
25. Ivan Bartul
26. Adam Sheridan
27. Josh Mail
28. Lachlan Ross
29. Damien Sheehan
30. Mark Bunn
31. Brett James
32. Martin Heppell
33. Brad Nicholson
34. Shane Crothers
35. Travis Edmonds
36. Darren Mead
37. Simon Verbeek
38. Brendan Bower
39. Mathew McKay
40. Brett Rowe
41. Nick Pesch
42. Brad Fox
43. Mathew Penny
44. Austin McCrabb
45. Kent Butcher
46. Chris Hollow
47. Craig Ellis
48. Mark Ballan
49. Brendon Green
50. Julien Waite
51. Simon Eishold
52. Rodney McKay
53. Paul Prymke
54. James Saywell
55. Simon Pedler
56. Brendon Duncan
57. Chris O'Dwyer
58. Guy Rigoni
59. Jason Williams
60. Darren Bourke
61. Daniel Fletcher
62. John Klug
63. Tim Livingstone
64. Darren Tarczon
65. Nick Mitchell
66. Darren Bartsch
67. Kevin Holmes
68. Andrew Tranquilli
69. Leigh Capsalis
70. Shayne Breuer
71. Julian Burton
72. Adam Jones
73. Simon Farrer
74. Christian Davidson
75. Terry Board
76. Nick Hanson
77. Damon Lukins
78. Danny Craven
79. Greg Wootton
80. David Niemann
81. Jason Mifsud

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