Australian rules footballer, born 1976
Australian rules footballer
Clay Sampson (born 24 February 1976) is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League (AFL) and the South Australian National Football League (SANFL). Sampson debuted for South Adelaide in 1994 before being drafted and going on to play 64 AFL games at three AFL clubs.[ 1]
He returned to South Adelaide in 2001, before officially retiring in 2008. He was appointed Assistant Coach at the start of the 2008 season, before being thrust into the head coaching position, when John "Jack" Cahill resigned midway through the season. Sampson was appointed until the end of the 2009 season, finishing with a 4–28 win–loss record.
Sampson now coaches Myponga-Sellicks Football Club in the Great Southern Football League .
Career
Statistics
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Player honours
1997 Premiership player with Adelaide[ 1]
2003–2006 South Adelaide captain
2001 South Adelaide leading goalkicker
References
External links
Best and Fairest Knuckey Cup
1923: Moriarty
1924: Ryan
1925: Oliver
1926: Oliver
1927: W. Jackson
1928: Ryan
1929: Tully
1930: Tully
1931: Jaffer
1932: Rose
1933: Tully
1934: Cockburn
1935: Tully
1936: Mulcahy & Dawes
1937: Dawes
1938: Cahill
1939: Cahill
1940: Murdy
1941: Cockburn
1945: Doherty
1946: Brown
1947: Hickinbotham
1948: Deane
1949: Deane
1950: Linke
1951: Deane
1952: Linke
1953: Deane
1954: Linke
1955: Polden
1956: Deane
1957: Deane
1958: Christie
1959: R. Jackson
1960: Panizza
1961: Kantilla
1962: Kantilla
1963: Darley
1964: Darley
1965: Schmidt
1966: Darley
1967: Darley
1968: Darley
1969: Coombe
1970: Backman
1971: Haines
1972: Darley
1973: Darley
1974: Young
1975: Keddie
1976: Hateley
1977: Baynes
1978: Baynes
1979: Baynes
1980: Butler
1981: Hawkins
1982: White
1983: Hawkins
1984: Naley
1985: Kappler
1986: Troy
1987: Kappler
1988: Kappler
1989: Whitford
1990: Trevena
1991: Kappler
1992: Grummet
1993: Dillon
1994: Whittman
1995: Polkinghorne
1996: Osborn
1997: Polkinghorne
1998: Talbot
1999: Cobb
2000: Tallbot
2001: Morgan
2002: Sampson
2003: Hall
2004: King
2005: Davis
2006: Archard
2007: McGlone
2008: Boyd
2009: Sandery
2010: Liddle
2011: Cross
2012: Liddle
2013: Liddle
2014: Brooksby
2015: Cross
2016: Cross & Seccull
2017: Liddle
2018: Liddle
2019: Cross
2020: Broadbent
2021: Gibbs
Women's Best & Fairest
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