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In a rare visit to his former hometown, Tim Maxwell - a dual Leongatha premiership player (1977, 1979) & triple best & fairest winner (1975-77) - remembers fondly his time in the district where, as the son of local legend, Keith 'Pud' Maxwell, Tim carved his own name into Parrots folklore. In this enlightening step back in time, Tim waxes lyrical on all the men, women & local characters whom he encountered during a youth spent in & around the football club.
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