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Noel Teasdale - Wikipedia

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Noel Teasdale
Personal information
Full name	Noel Teasdale
Date of birth	(1938-01-02) 2 January 1938 (age 86)
Original team(s)	Daylesford
Height	188 cm (6 ft 2 in)
Weight	98 kg (216 lb)
Position(s)	Ruck
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1956–1967	North Melbourne (VFL)	178 (71)
1968–1970	Woodville (SANFL)	47 (23)
Total		225 (94)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1970.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Noel Teasdale (born 2 January 1938) is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the Victorian Football League (VFL) and the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

Originally from Daylesford, Teasdale made his debut with the North Melbourne Football Club in 1956 playing as a ruckman and, for a period, a full-back.

Teasdale was noted for his tough, uncompromising play; and, in 1964, this almost cost him his life as his head clashed with that of North teammate Ken Dean, leaving him in critical condition with a fractured skull in St. Vincent's Hospital.^[1] Midway through that same year, just five weeks after the near-fatal injury,^[2] Teasdale came back to play for North, wearing a protective head guard due to medical advice.^[3] He also was the acting captain in the absence of injured skipper Allen Aylett.^[4]

The 1965 season saw Teasdale produce his best season yet – tying for the Brownlow Medal with Ian Stewart. Although he originally lost on countback, he was later awarded a retrospective medal in 1989.^[5]

His VFL career ended in 1967, and he later moved to Woodville Football Club, where he was captain-coach from 1968 to 1970 and then non-playing coach in 1971. Later on, he coached West Torrens Football Club in 1975–76.

References

^ Carter, Ron (27 April 1964). "Teasdale May Play Again In A Month". news.google.com. No. The Age. p. 20. Retrieved 15 September 2020.
^ "AFL Tables - Noel Teasdale - Stats - Statistics". afltables.com. Retrieved 31 March 2023.
^ Hobbs, Greg (26 May 1964). "Teasdale May Play On Saturday". The Age. p. 20. Retrieved 15 September 2020.
^ Lawrence, John (27 July 1964). "Skilful Dons Win In Last-quarter Burst". The Age. p. 22. Retrieved 15 September 2020.
^ "Medals awarded retrospectively". The Canberra Times. 6 April 1989. Retrieved 20 August 2020.

External links

Noel Teasdale at AustralianFootball.com
Noel Teasdale's playing statistics from AFL Tables
150 Profiles: Noel Teasdale, Thomas Loftus (30 Sep 2019)
Honour Roll at kangaroos.com
MOST BEST AND FAIRESTS : Noel Teasdale (1963, 1964, 1965, 1966) at kangaroos.com

v t e North Melbourne Football Club: Team of the Century
Full-back	Glenn Archer David Dench Mick Martyn
Half-back	John Rantall Ross Glendinning Ted Jarrard
Centre	Keith Greig Les Foote Laurie Dwyer
Half-forward	Malcolm Blight Wayne Carey (c) Wayne Schimmelbusch
Full-forward	John Dugdale Jock Spencer Allen Aylett
Ruck	Noel Teasdale Anthony Stevens Barry Cable
Interchange	Brent Crosswell Barry Davis Peter Steward Sam Kekovich Jim Krakouer Brent Harvey
Emergencies	David King John Blakey Wayne Schwass Gary Dempsey
Coach	Denis Pagan

Syd Barker Medal · North Melbourne Football Club best and fairest winners

1929: Cameron
1930: N/A
1931: N/A
1932: Patterson
1933: N/A
1934: N/A
1935: Carter
1936: Skinner
1937: Carter
1938: Cordner
1939: Dyer
1940: Adamson
1941: Kennedy/Findlay
1942: Allister
1943: Kemp
1944: Crawford
1945: Foote
1946: Condon
1947: McKenzie
1948: O'Brien
1949: Foote
1950: Foote
1951: Spencer
1952: McCorkell
1953: O'Halloran
1954: Brady
1955: Brooker
1956: Edwards
1957: B. Martyn
1958: Aylett
1959: Aylett
1960: Aylett
1961: Dwyer
1962: Serong
1963: Teasdale
1964: Teasdale
1965: Teasdale
1966: Teasdale
1967: Dwyer
1968: Dugdale
1969: Kekovich
1970: Cable
1971: Dench
1972: Montgomery
1973: Davis
1974: Rantall
1975: Davis
1976: Dench
1977: Dench
1978: Blight
1979: Dempsey
1980: Greig
1981: Dench
1982: Glendinning
1983: Glendinning
1984: Hodgeman
1985: Larkin
1986: J. Krakouer
1987: Larkin
1988: Larkin
1989: M. Martyn
1990: Longmire
1991: Sholl/M. Martyn
1992: Carey
1993: Carey
1994: Schwass
1995: Schwass
1996: Carey
1997: Stevens
1998: Carey
1999: Stevens
2000: Bell
2001: Grant
2002: Simpson
2003: Harvey
2004: Rawlings
2005: Harvey
2006: Rawlings
2007: Harvey
2008: Harvey
2009: Swallow
2010: Harvey/Rawlings
2011: Wells/Swallow
2012: Swallow
2013: Wells/Thompson
2014: Cunnington
2015: Goldstein
2016: Tarrant
2017: Higgins
2018: Higgins
2019: Cunnington
2020: McDonald
2021: Simpkin
2022: Simpkin
2023: Sheezel
2024: Davies-Uniacke

v t e Coaches of the Woodville Football Club
1964: McDonald 1965-1967: Obst 1968-1971: Teasdale 1972-1973: Barbary 1974: Brehaut 1975-1978: McInnes 1979-1980: Goodingham 1981-1982: Olsson 1983-1987: Blight 1988-1990: Ebert

Captains of the North Melbourne Football Club

VFL/AFL

1925–1926: Eicke
1926: Donnelly
1927: Barker
1927–1929: Tyson
1929: Trevaskis
1930–1931: Lewis
1932–1934: Taylor
1934–1935: Fitzmaurice
1935: Llewellyn
1936–1937: Gaudion
1937: Adamson
1938–1939: Forbes
1940: Thomas
1940: Adamson
1941: Cordner
1941–1943: Findlay
1944–1945: O'Brien
1946: Fairweather
1947: Dynon
1948–1951: Foote
1952–1953: Dynon
1954: Marchesi
1955: Lawrence
1956: Brooker
1957–1959: Brady
1960: Mantello
1961–1964: Aylett
1965–1967: Teasdale
1968–1970: Dugdale
1971: Goodingham
1972: Dench
1973–1975: Davis
1976–1979: Greig
1979–1988: Schimmelbusch
1988–1989: Law
1990–1992: Larkin
1993–2001: Carey
2002–2003: Stevens
2004–2008: Simpson
2009–2011: Harvey
2012–2016: Swallow
2017–2022: Ziebell
2023–: McDonald/Simpkin

AFL Women's

2019–: Kearney

v t e Captains of the Woodville Football Club
1964: Simunsen 1965-1967: Obst 1968-1970: Teasdale 1971: Simunsen 1972-1973: Huppatz 1974: Brehaut 1975-1977: Girardi 1978: Stemper 1979-1980: Goodingham 1981: Hewitt 1982: Parker 1983-85: Blight 1986-87: Parker 1988: Fuller 1989-90: Negri

Coaches of the West Torrens Football Club

1908-1909: Geddes
1911: Reedman
1914-1915: Geddes
1916-1918: WW1
1919-1921: Filsell
1922: Filsell & Johnson
1923: Filsell
1924-1927: Brown & Karney
1928: Karney & L. Ashby
1929: Broderick & Read
1930: L. Ashby
1931: Manning
1932: Manning & Hosking
1933-1934: Hosking
1935: Foote
1936: L. Ashby
1937: Daviess
1938: Smith
1939: Hosking
1940: Hosking & Drury
1941: Drury
1942-1944: WW2
1945-1947: Drury
1948-1950: Scott
1951: Hank
1952-1956: Kinlough
1957-1958: Jones
1959-1960: Head
1961-1963: Reynolds
1964-1965: Slaven
1966-1967: R. Ashby
1968-1970: Birt
1971-1972: Greer
1973: Barrott
1974: Barrott & Jackson
1975-1976: Teasdale
1977-1980: Kerley
1981: Head
1982-1985: Elliott
1985-1988: Weston
1989-1990: Bennett

v t e 1966 All-Australian team
South Australia Brenton Adcock (Sturt) Robert Day (West Adelaide) Rick Schoff (Sturt)
Tasmania Peter Hudson (New Norfolk) Graeme Lee (Launceston)
Victoria Darrel Baldock (St Kilda) (Captain) Ian Bryant (Footscray) Neville Crowe (Richmond) John Goold (Carlton) Graeme John (South Melbourne) Hassa Mann (Melbourne) Denis Marshall (Geelong) John Nicholls (Carlton) Ian Stewart (St Kilda) Noel Teasdale (North Melbourne)
Western Australia Barry Cable (Perth) Keith Doncon (East Perth) John McIntosh (Claremont) Kevin Murray (East Perth) Brian Sarre (Subiaco)

v t e Victorian (VFL) squad – 1966 Interstate Carnival
Victoria (VFL) 26.24 (180) defeated Tasmania 11.13 (79), at North Hobart Oval, 9 June 1966, crowd: 20,047 Victoria (VFL) 16.23 (119) defeated South Australia 7.9 (51), at North Hobart Oval, 11 June 1966, crowd: 23,764 Victoria (VFL) 14.17 (101) defeated Victoria (VFA) 9.7 (61), at North Hobart Oval, 13 June 1966, crowd: 13,969 Victoria (VFL) 15.10 (100) defeated Western Australia 13.7 (85), at North Hobart Oval, 18 June 1966, crowd: 23,368
Captain: Fraser Baldock Barrot Beck Birt Bourke Brown Browne Bryant Crowe Gaudion Goold John Magee Mann Marshall Newnham Nicholls Potter Stewart Teasdale Walker Waters Whitten
Coach: Killigrew