Barry Hall
Australian Rules Footballer
Bradshaw quits LionsIt is understood Sydney is prepared to give Bradshaw a three-year contract as he is a ready-made replacement for Barry Hall, who controversially exited the Swans mid-season and will continue his career next year with the Western Bulldogs. In this article: Daniel Bradshaw, Brendan Fevola, Luke Ball, Brisbane, Allegation, Nick Lower, Melbourne, Collingwood, and Sydney |
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | 7 days ago
Barry Hall won't lag in fitness: Eade
...recently undergoing ankle surgery. Hall, who joined the Bulldogs during the trade period after retiring from Sydney midway through the 2009 season, underwent an ankle arthroscopy last Thursday. The 32-year-old will be a couple of weeks...
In this article: Rodney Eade, Western Bulldogs, Surgery, Jake Edwards, and Arthroscopy
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The Australian | October 30, 2009
Showpiece put before fair fixture list
...move from the Blues to the Lions. Similarly, Sydney and the Western Bulldogs meet twice, in Canberra and at the SCG, after former Swans premiership co-captain Barry Hall's off-season move to the Dogs. The Swans will open their season...
In this article: Graham Polak, Richmond, Hawthorn, Geelong, Anzac Day, Collingwood, and Port Adelaide
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Bradshaw keen for new life with Swans
...join following the AFL pre-season draft on December 15. The 222-game veteran key forward looks a perfect fit for Sydney following the departure of Michael O'Loughlin and Barry Hall. Courted by Carlton and Sydney, Bradshaw says the Swans'...
In this article: Daniel Bradshaw, Sydney, Brendan Fevola, Brisbane, and Michael O'Loughlin
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Seaby embraces second chance with Swans
Seaby embraces second chance with Swans St Kilda's Tony Lockett and later Barry Hall earned big money in Sydney and also found it a little easier to buy milk without being asked to pose for a photo. But Sydney's top recruit for the 2010 AFL...
In this article: Mark Seaby, Sydney, Ben McGlynn, Shane Mumford, Josh Kennedy, Tony Lockett, Ben Cousins, and Chris Judd
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AFL might hit repeat offenders harder
...a sufficient deterrent. Former Sydney premiership star Hall, last week traded to the Bulldogs, would be one player liable to be hit with a bigger penalty for any future offences if that change occurred. He will enter the 2010 season...
In this article: Western Bulldogs, Brownlow Medal, Brent Staker, Shane Wakelin, Adelaide, and Collingwood
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Brad Johnson to play on with Bulldogs
...on the ground," Fantasia said. It continues the good news for the `Dogs, who on Tuesday signed ex-Sydney star forward Barry Hall and on Wednesday re-signed fullback Brian Lake on a four-year term. "It is very exciting, I am obviously...
In this article: Brad Johnson, Western Bulldogs, Brian Lake, and Bernie Quinlan
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Barry Hall likely to join Bulldogs: Roos
...from Brisbane to the `Dogs in return for second-round picks. Despite the apparent impasse, Roos made it clear that Sydney want Hall to go to his club of choice. "I ran it past Hally's manager, just to make sure they were okay with...
In this article: Paul Roos, Western Bulldogs, Hawthorn, Sydney, Peter Everitt, and Shaun Burgoyne
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Three young Swans released
...Josh Kennedy and Ben McGlynn. Darren Jolly and Amon Buchanan were shipped to Collingwood and Brisbane respectively, while the previously-departed Barry Hall was officially traded to the Western Bulldogs. Premiership trio Michael...
In this article: Sydney, Ben McGlynn, Shane Mumford, Josh Kennedy, and Jared Crouch
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Barry Hall (born 8 February 1977) is a professional Australian rules footballer. While he had played several seasons at the St Kilda Football Club, Hall is best known for his playing career at the Sydney Swans AFL club, where he has been a prolific goalkicker and onfield leader who has captained the side on numerous occasions.
Nicknamed "Big, Bad, Bustling Barry Hall" (also "Bazza", "Big Bad Barry" or various combinations of these) by media and football fans alike. Hall was a prominent junior boxer training out of his hometown, Broadford, Victoria winning a state title in his early teenage years, but decided to focus on a career in Australian rules football. His onfield aggression earned him a reputation as a football "wild man" and seen him involved in several controversial and highly publicized incidents and tribunal appearances. The nicknames date back to the mid-late 1990s. Sandy Roberts during the Seven Network's AFL coverage would often use the term to describe Hall's uncompromising approach to opposition back men.
Hall is instantly recognisable with his large stature, balding head and distinctive tribal tattoo on his right shoulder. He has become one of the best known Australian Rules personalities in Sydney, having a similar profile to Tony Lockett before him.
- Birth Date:
- February 08, 1977
- Birthplace:
- Victoria, Australia
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