Bill Condon

A local South Melbourne product, Bill Condon established himself as a reliable contributor for the Bloods during the mid-1920s. Standing at a diminutive height, he was a nimble utility player who typically operated through the midfield or on a half-forward flank, where he used his agility to evade larger opponents and chip in with the occasional goal. While often playing a supporting role to high-profile teammates like Roy Cazaly, Condon was a fixture in the senior side for five consecutive seasons, proving to be a durable component of the lineup. He remained a one-club player throughout his VFL career, retiring in 1927 as a serviceable veteran who helped steady the side during a competitive but ultimately premiership-less era for the club.