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- Warren_Ralph abstract "Warren Ralph (born 25 February 1959) is a former Australian rules footballer who played during the 1980s with great success as a full-forward for Claremont in the WAFL and with lesser success in the VFL and SANFL.He began his career with Floreat Amateurs before playing two seasons with Dalwallinu and another at Floreat, where he also had a considerable reputation as a fast bowler before turning permanently to football in 1979. Ralph debuted for the Tigers’ league team in 1980 and showed himself an extremely potent full-forward in dry conditions: against Perth and Subiaco he kicked totals of 11.6 (72). However, bad performances in wet conditions against South Fremantle and East Fremantle suggested Ralph, despite kicking eighty-seven goals and being second in the WAFL behind Simon Beasley of Swan Districts, had distinct limitations. 1981 saw Claremont set numerous scoring records and Ralph emerge as the most potent spearhead in the league with 127 goals for the season, a feat he repeated in 1982 with 115 goals and 1983 with 128 – the highest tally in the WA(N)FL since Austin Robertson’s 1968 record.During this period Ralph played interstate football for WA six times and averaged more than three goals a match. He also played in Claremont’s 1981 premiership team, in which he kicked three goals, and in Ralph made his debut for the Carlton Football Club in Round 1 of the 1984 season in the second biggest victory the Blues have ever managed, against 1983 minor premiers North Melbourne. He kicked nine goals in a score of 31.13 (199), and after seven matches had kicked 35 goals; however for the rest of his three seasons at Carlton injuries and effective strategies by opposing coaches led to him alternating between the seniors and reserves. Nonetheless, Ralph played a sensation game at VFL Park in the 1984 Qualifying Final, where he kicked eight of Carlton’s fourteen goals. A knee injury disrupted him early in the 1985 season, and it was not until late in 1986 that Ralph showed any approach to his early promise, kicking twelve goals in the last two home-and-away games against Footscray and Melbourne. However, a poor performance in the Qualifying Final against the Swans saw him play in the Blues’ reserves premiership team.However, Ralph soon had a falling-out with coach Robert Walls and possible clearances to Fitzroy and North Melbourne (for whom Claremont teammates Jimmy and Phil Krakouer played) refused. Consequently, Ralph returned to Claremont, where in more suitable conditions he showed he had not lost his old touch, playing an important role in Claremont’s all-conquering 1987 season with 75 goals including ten in the second semi against Subiaco, equalling Darren Bennett’s record from the previous season. Ralph played briefly with Glenelg in 1988 and returned to Claremont the following season, playing his last match in the Grand Final.".
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- Warren_Ralph comment "Warren Ralph (born 25 February 1959) is a former Australian rules footballer who played during the 1980s with great success as a full-forward for Claremont in the WAFL and with lesser success in the VFL and SANFL.He began his career with Floreat Amateurs before playing two seasons with Dalwallinu and another at Floreat, where he also had a considerable reputation as a fast bowler before turning permanently to football in 1979.".
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