Vale Richard Seddon, a ‘godfather’ of footy
As chief of Melbourne Football Club Dick Seddon was seen as an architect of the club’s revival and one of the godfathers of the modern game. In everyday life he was viewed as an “absolute gentleman”.
As chief of Melbourne Football Club Dick Seddon was seen as an architect of the club’s revival and one of the godfathers of the modern game. In everyday life he was viewed as an “absolute gentleman”.
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