Alby Rodda

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Alby Rodda
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Personal information
Birth 8th September 1920,
Recruited from
Height and weight 166cm, 80kg
Playing career¹
Debut 1939, Melbourne vs. , at
Team(s) Melbourne (1939-1950)

131 games, 142 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2007 season
Career highlights

Alby Rodda (Born 8th September 1920 is a former Australian rules football player in the VFL.

He was a member of the Melbourne premiership teams in 1939, 1940 and 1948.

Preceded by
Wally Lock		 Melbourne Best and Fairest
1949		 Succeeded by
Len Dockett

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1939 Melbourne Demons Premiership Players
Captain: La Fontaine | Anderson | Baggott | Ball | Beames | Emselle | Fischer | Furniss | Hingston | G.Jones | L.Jones | Kimberley | Mueller | O'Keefe | Roberts | Rodda | Smith | Truscott | Wartman
Coach: Hughes
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1940 Melbourne Demons Premiership Players
Captain: La Fontaine | Anderson | Baggott | Ball | Barassi, Sr | Beames | Emselle | Fanning | Gibb | Hingston | Jones | McLean | Mueller | O'Keefe | Roberts | Rodda | Smith | Truscott | Wartman
Coach: Hughes
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1948 Melbourne Demons Premiership Players
Captain: Don Cordner | Arnold | Bickford | Bowman | Collins | Denis Cordner | Craddock | Deans | Dockett | Dullard | McLean | Jackson | McGrath | McKenzie | McMahen | Mueller | Rodda | Rule | Smith | Spittle
Coach: Hughes