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Robert Amos, Bomber number 807, recalls his 54-game career at Windy Hill (1973-79), which was hampered by a serious knee injury in 1977. Crossing to Footscray, Amos suffered another knee injury before he could add to his VFL games tally. He later worked with the up-start Brisbane Bears during their early years in the competition.
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