AFL news 2023: Australian football legend Ron Barassi dies amid fall complications at age of 87, cau

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Australian rules Football Great Ron Barassi at the age of 87. The Barassi family confirmed that it was mentioned in a statement on 16 September. Barassi declared that he was dee for a lifetime few . Barassi north after 1975 went to Premiership. Barassi is considered one of most important figures in history of game and became first player to be opened to Australian Football Honor List as a legend. For Melbourne, he was premierphy player six times two different clubs and he was a premiere coach four times leaves legacy in almost every aspect of the game. In addition to Ruck-Rover position, Gaelic footballers from Ireland, the pioneer of “Irish experiment ,, hired it with a successful trend so far at all levels of sports. Barassi was the giant of sports. [Sun 1951958] In legendary 1970 Grand Final, his part -time address as Carlton coach was remembered as Birth Birth Modern Football, and was one key figures in expansion Victoria Football League to a national competition. In 1978, he was elected as a member of Australian order and was elected properly in the AFL's team in Century's team. Barassi was immortalized a bronze a sculpture McG 2003. Barassi began in the 1959 semifinals against Carlton. The news comes only a day after the beloved Dees lost his semi -finals to Carlton in McG, and Barassi said he supported News Corp on the other club he played Melbourne. “I'm Melbourne and it will always be… It passes through my veins, Bara said Barassi. Sportswriter Titus O’reily summarized greatness of the legacy of Barassi in tribute. “Vale Ron Barassi, O’reily wrote. "It was one in a world where the word legend was thrown." Ron Barassi." Gary Pert, CEO of Melbourne Football Club, accepts that Barassi is in a club statement. “Melbourne Football Club everyone is extremely upset for hearing the passing of Ron. “Ron was a very popular character and friend for most of us around the club, so he will be very missed. It was a symbol of the game and a real melbourne person. AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan's condolences wished Barassi's family.