The Best of Number 48 side from Rodney Boyd contains a few stars, but the real surprise was the total games played by the candidates for the lineup.
Almanac Teams: What Broughton the tale of the Tape?; Best of 48 (1980- )
Almanac Teams: Crow flown the Koop; Obscure 47s (1980- )
The second Number 47 side from Rodney Boyd features some sharpshooters, cult figures and current players, all with interesting stories.
Almanac Teams: The Wright stuff or an Ace up the sleeve? Best of 47 (1980- )
Rodney Boyd has his toughest task yet to select a best-of side for Number 47. A real team of underdogs compared to some of the others packed with superstars…but yet it’s not all doom and gloom.
Almanac Teams: From Push Ups to Lay Ups; Obscure 46s (1980- )
The follow up to the best of Number 46 side from Rodney Boyd contains some (literal) high flyers, sons of guns and a cricket/media icon.
Almanac Teams: Up to tricks; Best of 46 (1980- )
Is this the first time two players of 198cm or taller have been named skipper and vice captain? Rodney Boyd continues to squeeze out sides, this time of the famous Number 46.
Almanac Teams: The Long(muir) and the Short of it; Obscure 45s (1980- )
For Rodney Boyd’s second dip at Number 45 we have a couple of WAFL premiers from 2003, one player who came from the USA (another who went the other way) and one of the Paul Kellys.
Almanac Teams: Stars on 45; Best of 45 (1980- )
Perhaps the spirit of Geelong’s flag in 2022 will be channelled by Rodney Boyd’s best of Number 45? Led by the Cats’ 2011 skipper, this side will probably need nine lives to push the stonger teams.
Almanac Teams: All Well(man) and Good(es); 44 Obscure (1980- )
Some interesting names in Rodney Boyd’s second side of Number 44s since 1980, including a recent nomad-cum-AA flag-winner with the Cats, a former politician and a finals debutante.
Almanac Teams: A 44-gallon drum of talent; Best of 44 (1980- )
Just when you thought things were in dire straits for Rodney Boyd, the best of Number 44 shows that some high digit jumpers are bastions of skill and tenacity.
Almanac Teams: Houston, we may have a problem; Best of 43 (1980- )
Rodney Boyd admits that he felt the crunch with team selection this week. Despite the limits of Number 43, you’re never out of it if you have Kouta in the side.
Almanac Teams: What’s six times nine? Obscure 42s (1980- )
He’s back at it again with some of the more interesting names who have donned the Number 42 jumper. Rodney Boyd’s side this week contains boxing, bouncing and batteries!
Almanac Teams: Life, the universe and everything? Best of Number 42 (1980- )
The ultimate questions around Number 42 include the famous query from Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide and Rodney Boyd’s ‘How does this side kick goals?’ Read on to find out.
Almanac Teams: A Jolly Rohde trip to the Murray; Obscure 41s (1980- )
Rodney Boyd shares his second side of Number 41s since 1980, with some interesting names and stories including tv show participants and family ties (though not the tv show…)
Almanac Teams: Mummy’s Cook(ed) a Mullett; Best of Number 41 (1980- )
Number 41 for Rodney Boyd’s best of sides contains some names who promised the world but underdelivered, hard working role players, up-and-comers and jets cruelled by injury at their peak.
Almanac Teams: Forty Winks; Obscure 40s (1980- )
Last week’s controversial skipper gets another run today in Rodney Boyd’s obscure Number 40s side along with a couple of interesting Asian connections and a player who did a reverse Scott Pendlebury.
Almanac Teams: (Footy) Life begins at Forty; Best of Number 40 (1980- )
The skipper on the bench and a 20-year-old with single figure games? The heat is really on now for Rodney Boyd to select his best sides in this his 40th such effort.
Almanac Teams: Pagan Jewell(s); Obscure 39s (1980- )
Rodney Boyd has some interesting names and careers in his Number 39 obscure side; from five-club flag winners to zero gamers and even secret agents, there’s something for everyone here.
Almanac Teams: What’s a Kellaway? Around a Holman; Best of Number 39 (1980- )
Just when you think they couldn’t possibly be competitive anymore, Rodney Boyd’s best of Number 39 side shows up with a surprisingly high number of club and league champions since 1980.
Almanac Teams: To Sedat with love; Obscure 38s (1980- )
If you were ever left out of the huddle at quarter time, Rodney Boyd’s side of more obscure Number 38s since 1980 is the team for you!










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