Max Mollar
St Kilda
AFL career
82 games5 goals
- Debut
- R10 1950 v COL24 June 1950
- Most recent
- R18 1955 v RCH20 Aug 1955
Stats
Bio
Recruited from the Camden Football Club in the local Federal League, Max Mollar was one of several players to make the step up to the VFL from the feeder side during the early 1950s. He established himself as a reliable half-back flanker at St Kilda, using his solid frame and defensive discipline to rebound from the backline. A popular figure among the Junction Oval faithful, Mollar played his best football in 1954, where his stellar form in defence earned him selection for Victoria and the honour of wearing the Big V. Despite retiring after just six seasons and 82 games, his consistent performances and state representation marked him as a key contributor during a lean era for the Saints.
Profile
- Born
- 29 Aug 1929
- Died
- 17 Aug 1977 (aged 47y 353d)
- Height
- 178 cm
- Weight
- 70 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionRecruited from the Camden Football Club in the local Federal League, Max Mollar was one of several players to make the step up to the VFL from the feeder side during the early 1950s. He established himself as a reliable half-back flanker at St Kilda, using his solid frame and defensive discipline to rebound from the backline. A popular figure among the Junction Oval faithful, Mollar played his best football in 1954, where his stellar form in defence earned him selection for Victoria and the honour of wearing the Big V. Despite retiring after just six seasons and 82 games, his consistent performances and state representation marked him as a key contributor during a lean era for the Saints.