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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brian_PeakeBrian Peake - Wikipedia

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   Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee 2013. Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com. Brian Francis Peake OAM (born 5 December 1953) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for East Fremantle and Perth in the West Australian Football League (WAFL), and Geelong in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

   • Date of birth: 4 December 1953 (age 69)
   • Nickname(s): Bomber, Pasties

   • Full name: Brian Francis Peake
   • Place of birth: South Perth, Western Australia

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3. thewest.com.au › news › waWA football legend Brian Peake relives glory days in rare ...

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   May 24, 2019 · Fri, 24 May 2019 11:00AM. WA football legend Brian Peake relives the 1979 WAFL grand final between his East Fremantle and arch rivals South Fremantle. Credit: The West Australian. There was a time in Brian Peake’s extraordinary sporting life where he could barely stay away from football.

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4. www.youtube.com › watchThe best of Brian Peake | Wayback WAFL - YouTube

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   The latest instalment of Wayback WAFL looks back at East Fremantle and Perth legend Brian Peake. Peake amassed six best-and-fairest prizes, three premierships, and the 1977 Sandover Medal as WA...

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6. www.theroar.com.au › 2008/03/17 › the-greatest-stateThe greatest State of Origin game ever, WA v Victoria '86

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   Mar 16, 2008 · – Brian Peake’s 7 goals for WA. – Andrew MacNish’s screamer in the last quarter. – Seven lead changes in the last quarter. – Andrew Bews’ goal which looked to have the game sealed for the Vics. – Brian Royal and Dale Weightman each kicking 5 goals. – Gary Buckenara’s goal that won the game for WA.

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7. thewest.com.au › sport › wayback-waflWayback WAFL: How Brian Peake dominated for East Fremantle ...

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   Sep 13, 2023 · The West Australian. Tue, 12 September 2023 9:26PM. Comments. Brian Peake | Wayback WAFL. At the Peake of his powers! The latest in our Wayback WAFL series shines a spotlight on Brian Peake, the East Fremantle and Perth great who saved some of his best performances for WA’s blockbuster state games. WATCH THE VIDEO IN THE PLAYER ABOVE.

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   Who was Brian Peake?

   • WA football legend Brian Peake relives the 1979 WAFL grand final between his East Fremantle and arch rivals South Fremantle. Credit: The West Australian There was a time in Brian Peake’s extraordinary sporting life where he could barely stay away from football. And on the field, the football was nearly always somewhere near him.

   WA football legend Brian Peake relives glory days in rare interview

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   Why was Brian Peake exiled from football?

   • There was a time in Brian Peake’s extraordinary sporting life where he could barely stay away from football. And on the field, the football was nearly always somewhere near him. But amid the roar of disapproval for the way modern football is being played, Peake’s self-imposed exile from the game is as loud as any verbal protest.

   WA football legend Brian Peake relives glory days in rare interview

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   Who was Bruce Peake?

   • A man of service, compassion and contributed to ensuring young people are afford access to sport, recreation and outdoor rec. across Geelong. Bruce was a outstanding leader as President of the YMCA Geelong & YMCA Australia. We honour your service and extend our deepest sympathies to the Peake family.

   PEAKE, Bruce | Death Notices | Geelong | The Advertiser

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   How many trophies did Brian Peake win?

   • In an 18-year career, Peake amassed six best-and-fairest prizes, three premierships, and the 1977 Sandover Medal as WA footy’s best player. 5 April 1987 - Brian Peake in action, East Fremantle versus Subiaco at Subiaco Oval. Credit: Greg Wood/WA News Journalism for the curious Australian across politics, business, culture and opinion.

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9. australianfootball.com › players › playerAustralian Football - Brian Peake - Player Bio

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   Quick, tough, aggressive, and displaying tremendous endurance, Brian Peake was a dominant force for East Fremantle throughout the 1970s, winning the club's fairest and best award an incredible five times in succession between 1976 and 1980, as well as a Sandover Medal in 1977.

10. www.wafootballhalloffame.com.au › inductees › 6c619eBrian Francis PEAKE » WA Football Hall of Fame

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    Date of Birth. 4th December 1953. PLAYER: 1972-90. GAMES: 403: East Fremantle 305; Perth 10; Geelong 66; WA 22. PREMIERSHIPS: East Fremantle 1974, 69, 85. HONOURS: Sandover Medal 1977; Tassie Medal 1979; All-Australian captain 1979, 1986; East Fremantle fairest and best 1976-80, 87; East Fremantle captain 1979-81, 86-87; Geelong captain 1982-83 ...