Jack Slattery
Footscray
AFL career
32 games41 goals
- Debut
- R7 1959 v ESS6 June 1959
- Most recent
- R18 1962 v COL25 Aug 1962
Stats
Bio
Recruited from Eaglehawk in the Bendigo Football League, Jack Slattery was a capable forward who played a pivotal role during Footscray's memorable 1961 finals campaign. An athletic target who also held country records in the javelin, Slattery stood 183cm and could operate as a third tall or a key position option. His defining moment came in the 1961 Preliminary Final against Melbourne, where he booted a vital four goals to propel the Bulldogs into the Grand Final. He lined up at full-forward in the decider against Hawthorn but was held goalless as the team went down by 43 points. Although his VFL career spanned just 32 games, Slattery remains a noted figure for his contribution to that premiership push and was later named in Eaglehawk's Team of the Century.
Profile
- Born
- 23 Mar 1937 (age 89y 212d)
- Height
- 183 cm
- Weight
- 74 kg
Teams
Family
- Brother:Kevin Slattery
Bio
1 revisionRecruited from Eaglehawk in the Bendigo Football League, Jack Slattery was a capable forward who played a pivotal role during Footscray's memorable 1961 finals campaign. An athletic target who also held country records in the javelin, Slattery stood 183cm and could operate as a third tall or a key position option. His defining moment came in the 1961 Preliminary Final against Melbourne, where he booted a vital four goals to propel the Bulldogs into the Grand Final. He lined up at full-forward in the decider against Hawthorn but was held goalless as the team went down by 43 points. Although his VFL career spanned just 32 games, Slattery remains a noted figure for his contribution to that premiership push and was later named in Eaglehawk's Team of the Century.