Ron Barassi Last Emotional Video Before Death | Ron Barassi Last Emotional Video Before Death

In a tragic statement released on Saturday, Ron Barassi's family announced the news that the AFL icon has passed away at the age of 87.

"Ronald Dale Barassi, 87, left us today due to complications from a fall after a full and extraordinary life," the statement stated.

"He passed away in the company of his loving family. We must have some time alone right now.

After 253 senior VFL games—204 for Melbourne and 49 for Carlton—Barassi became the first player to be inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame as a Legend.

Barassi won ten premierships as a player or coach for Melbourne, Carlton, and North Melbourne.According to Albanese, Barassi was a true legend of the sport.

In a memorial posted to X (previously Twitter), Albanese wrote, "There is no more famous name in football than Ron Barassi, and there is no one who gave more to the game that millions love."

In every sense of the term, Ron Barassi was a legend. A courageous athlete and captain, an innovative trainer, and a devoted supporter of the sport of Australian rules football.

As long as football is played, people will remember Ron and his accomplishments.

Let him bury in peace.Barassi, who was recognised as an AFL Legend in 1996, played a pivotal role in Melbourne's dominance under Smith in the 1950s and 1960s, winning a total of six premierships during that time.

The Demons expressed their deepest condolences for the loss of a beloved son.

We are all deeply grieved by the news of Ron's passing at the Melbourne Football Club. Demons leader Gary Pert expressed his condolences to Ron's loved ones, saying, "This is a very difficult time for all of us.

We'll all mourn Ron so terribly because he was such a beloved figure and good friend to so many of us here at the club.

Ron was more than just a sportsman and a trainer. He was a sporting legend and a genuine Melbourne local. The game will always remember his contributions.

Ron's passing has been felt throughout the football world, but his legacy will endure thanks to the sport he loved so much.

After shocking the football world with his defection to Carlton in 1965, Barassi continued his success as a coach, leading the Blues to premierships in 1968 and 1970.

During his tenure at Arden Street (1973-1980), North Melbourne won their first championship in 1975 and their second championship in the 1977 grand final replay following a heart-stopping tie. Despite spending five seasons back in his spiritual home, he was unable to improve Melbourne's record.
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