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Malcolm Jack Blight AM (born 16 February 1950) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for and coached the North Melbourne Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL) and Woodville Football Club in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).
20. Juni 2017 · Here are six moments that made Blight player a Legend of the game. 1. Malcolm's Magarey. The prodigiously talented Woodville onballer/forward enhanced his standing as one of the hottest properties in the country when, at 22, he won the 1972 Magarey Medal as the outstanding player in the SANFL.
20. Juni 2017 · Most damaging in attack, Blight is the only player to have produced 100-goal seasons in both the AFL/VFL and SANFL. He's also the only winner of the Brownlow, Magarey and Coleman medals. There's a story that aptly conveys Blight's genius.
20. Juni 2017 · Malcolm Blight is a former player and coach who led Adelaide to two premierships. He won the Brownlow Medal, the Coleman Medal and the Magarey Medal, and kicked 103 goals in 1982.
6. Juni 2017 · The former Crows coach and Hall of Famer shares his memories of the historic victory over St Kilda, despite injuries and adversity. He praises the young stars, the fitness program and the atmosphere in South Australia.
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Malcolm Blight, the coach who guided the Adelaide Crows to back-to-back AFL premierships in 1997 and 1998, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2015. Not much was missing from the Blight football story when he was named as Adelaide’s new coach at the end of the club’s unsuccessful 1996 season.
20. Juni 2017 · The former player and coach of Adelaide Crows was honoured with a statue at Adelaide Oval in 2015 and elevated to legend status in 2017. He joined other inductees such as Simon Goodwin, Barry Hall, Anthony Stevens and Brett Allen at the ceremony.
