Bryan Kenneally

DOB: 26 March, 1942
Debut: Round 11, 1959 against North Melbourne at MCG
Last Game: Round 20, 1969 against South Melbourne at Lake Oval

Games: 171
Goals: 68
Career Statistics (external link)

Wins	Draws	Losses	Winning %
99	1	71	57.89

From: Dandenong High School/Lyndhurst-Hampton Park

Number: 22 1959-1969

Honours
Premiership Player - 1960, 1964
Reserves Premiership player - 1969
Victorian state player - 1967
150 Heroes selection

Debuting in the 1959 premiership season, Kenneally played two games in the middle of the season but found it hard to break into a strong side after that.

In 1960 though he became a regular first team player, and was a wingman in that year's Grand Final victory. That year he also won a "long kicking" competition at the Showgrounds.

Kenneally won a second flag in 1964, but had become a half-forward flanker. As the understudy ruck/rover to Ron Barassi he found himself shouldering more of the load that season and was thrown into the role full time after Barassi defected to Carlton. In 1965 he was appointed vice-captain and ran third in the Best and Fairest. That year he played every game, and in 1966 repeated the feat.

Selected to play for Victoria for the first time in 1967, Kenneally missed his first ever career game because of injury in Round 15, 1968 but played just two games, in Round 1 and Round 20, during 1969 before retiring.