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North Melbourne has experienced 7 logo changes since its introduction, with 5 of them featuring a bounding kangaroo behind a shield of blue and white stripes. In 2016, North Melbourne introduced a new logo that featured a much fiercer-looking kangaroo—with its head only—sitting on top of the words 'North Melbourne' inside a shield.
North Melbourne Kangaroos - 1925–1928 Guernsey with North Story Logo; Port Adelaide Power - 1870–1876 Guernsey; Richmond Tigers - 1980–1986 Guernsey; St Kilda Saints - 1915–1918 Guernsey; Sydney Swans - 1933–1976 South Melbourne Swans Guernsey; West Coast Eagles - 1987 (From Round 01)–1988 (To Round 16) Guernsey
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Note: Prior to the establishment of the U-19s comp in 1946, North Melbourne fielded a successful Colts side in a local fixture which was responsible for developing junior stars like Dally O'Brien, Les Foote, Don Condon, Kevin Dynon and Keith McKenzie
There have been 7 coaches in the North Melbourne Football Club's history that have been inducted to the Australian Football Hall of Fame. [3] There have been eleven captain-coaches in Kangaroos history. First, in 1925, coach Wels Eicke become the first captain-coach in Kangaroos history. He played only 21 games for the Kangaroos and coached 20 ...
Dowling, G. (1997) The North Story – Official history of the North Melbourne Football Club This page was last edited on 6 August 2024, at 02:59 (UTC). Text ...
In 1999 the club dropped the name North Melbourne in its branding to become The Kangaroos in an effort to appeal to interstate markets (at the time, Sydney and Canberra). The move was to prove lucrative with the AFL and North Melbourne gaining ACT government backing to play home games at Canberra's Manuka Oval from 2002.
North Melbourne is an inner-city suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3 km ... (Australian rules football), today known as the North Melbourne Kangaroos. On 26 ...