Robert McKenzie (footballer)

Robert McKenzie
Personal information
Birth	19 December 1928
Recruited from	Prahran Imperials
Height and weight	178 cm, 72 kg
Death	4 January 2012(2012-01-04) (aged 83), Melbourne
Playing career¹
Team(s)	Melbourne (1948–1955) 125 games, 254 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2007 season
Career highlights
Melbourne Leading Goalkicking: 3 times Melbourne premiership player 1948, 1955 Victorian representative: 9 times

Robert Davis "Bobby" McKenzie III (19 December 1928 – 4 January 2012^[1]) was an Australian rules football player, who played for the Melbourne Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

References

^ "Demons mourn premiership hero Bobby McKenzie". Herald Sun. 4 January 2012. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/demons-mourn-premiership-hero-bobby-mckenzie/story-e6frf9jf-1226236538829. Retrieved 4 January 2012.

External links

Robert McKenzie's statistics from AFL Tables

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Lance Arnold Denis Cordner Noel Clarke	Melbourne Football Club Leading Goalkicker 1949 1951 1953	Succeeded by Denis Cordner Noel Clarke Noel Clarke

Melbourne Football Club 1948 VFL Premiers

Melbourne 10.9 (69) drew with Essendon 7.27 (69), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground; Melbourne 13.11 (89) defeated Essendon 7.8 (50), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 21. Don Cordner \| 1. Denis Cordner \| 2. McKenzie \| 3. Collins \| 4. Smith \| 5. Deans \| 6. Craddock \| 7. Jackson \| 11. Bowman \| 12. Mueller \| 13. Spittle \| 16. Bickford \| 22. McGrath \| 25. McLean \| 28. Dullard \| 29. Arnold \| 30. Rodda \| 31. Rule \| 32. Dockett \| 35. McMahen

Coach: Hughes

Melbourne Football Club 1955 VFL Premiers

Melbourne 8.16 (64) defeated Collingwood 5.6 (36), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 35. McMahen \| 1. Cordner \| 2. McKenzie \| 3. Marquis \| 5. McLean \| 6. Adams \| 7. Case \| 11. Mithen \| 12. Spencer \| 14. T. Johnson \| 16. Laidlaw \| 17. McGivern \| 18. B. Johnson \| 24. Ridley \| 25. Williams \| 26. Clarke \| 28. Gleeson \| 30. Beckwith \| 31. Barassi \| 38. Melville

Coach: Smith

Melbourne Football Club • Leading Goalkickers

1897: Leith • 1898: Young • 1899: Leith • 1900: Ryan • 1901: Langley • 1902: Leith • 1903: Coutie • 1904: Coutie • 1905: H. Cordner • 1906: Onyons • 1907: Leith • 1908: Coutie • 1909: Brereton • 1910: Fairbarn • 1911: Brereton • 1912: Brereton • 1913: Maguire • 1914: Best • 1915: Park • 1919: Heinz • 1920: Harker • 1921: Harker • 1922: Harker • 1923: Tulloh • 1924: Tulloh • 1925: Davie • 1926: Moyes • 1927: Davie • 1928: Johnson, Sr. • 1929: Taylor • 1930: Margitich • 1931: Margitich • 1932: Margitich • 1933: Johnson, Sr. • 1934: Mueller • 1935: Gibb • 1936: Glass • 1937: Baggott • 1938: Smith • 1939: Smith • 1940: Smith • 1941: Smith • 1942: Fanning • 1943: Fanning • 1944: Fanning • 1945: Fanning • 1946: Mueller • 1947: Fanning • 1948: Arnold • 1949: McKenzie • 1950: Denis Cordner • 1951: McKenzie • 1952: Clarke • 1953: McKenzie • 1954: Clarke • 1955: Spencer • 1956: Johnson, Jr. • 1957: Webb • 1958: Barassi/Webb • 1959: Barassi • 1960: Ridley • 1961: Johnson, Jr. • 1962: Mithen • 1963: Bourke • 1964: Townsend • 1965: Townsend • 1966: Vagg • 1967: Mann • 1968: Mann • 1969: Dillon • 1970: Dillon • 1971: Callery • 1972: Parke • 1973: Brewer • 1974: Brewer • 1975: Wells • 1976: Biffin • 1977: Brewer • 1978: Coles • 1979: Flower • 1980: Crosswell • 1981: M. Jackson • 1982: Gerard Healy • 1983: Flower • 1984: Templeton • 1985: Wilson • 1986: Greg Healy • 1987: Flower • 1988: R. Jackson • 1989: Bennett • 1990: Bennett • 1991: Jakovich • 1992: Jakovich • 1993: Jakovich • 1994: Lyon • 1995: Lyon • 1996: Neitz • 1997: Neitz/Farmer • 1998: Farmer • 1999: Neitz • 2000: Farmer • 2001: Robertson • 2002: Neitz • 2003: Neitz • 2004: Neitz • 2005: Robertson • 2006: Neitz • 2007: Robertson • 2008: Miller • 2009: Robertson • 2010: Green • 2011: Jurrah

Persondata
Name	Mackenzie, Robert
Alternative names	Bobby McKenzie
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	19 December 1928
Place of birth
Date of death	4 January 2012
Place of death	Melbourne