Norm McIntosh
Richmond · “Snowy”
AFL career
78 games3 goals
- Debut
- R1 1920 v FIT1 May 1920
- Most recent
- SF 1924 v ESS27 Sept 1924
Stats
Bio
Arriving at Punt Road as a seasoned campaigner, Norm "Snowy" McIntosh was a pioneering interstate recruit who crossed the Nullarbor after a decorated decade-long career with South Fremantle. Already a dual premiership player in the WAFL, the fair-haired wingman and half-back immediately bolstered the Tigers' lineup with his pace, aggression, and elite ball use. He became a key fixture in Richmond's golden era defence, famously holding down a half-back flank in the club's 1921 premiership victory over Carlton. A rare talent capable of representing both Western Australia and Victoria at state level, McIntosh played five high-quality seasons in the VFL before returning to the west to captain-coach Claremont.
Profile
- Born
- 03 Mar 1890
- Died
- 11 Mar 1965 (aged 75y 8d)
- Height
- 175 cm
- Weight
- 73 kg
Teams
Honours
- Premiership1921
Bio
1 revisionArriving at Punt Road as a seasoned campaigner, Norm "Snowy" McIntosh was a pioneering interstate recruit who crossed the Nullarbor after a decorated decade-long career with South Fremantle. Already a dual premiership player in the WAFL, the fair-haired wingman and half-back immediately bolstered the Tigers' lineup with his pace, aggression, and elite ball use. He became a key fixture in Richmond's golden era defence, famously holding down a half-back flank in the club's 1921 premiership victory over Carlton. A rare talent capable of representing both Western Australia and Victoria at state level, McIntosh played five high-quality seasons in the VFL before returning to the west to captain-coach Claremont.