Vic Belcher
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Vic Belcher was an Australian rules football
Australian rules football
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er in the (then) Victorian Football League
Australian Football League
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Belcher was a tireless ruckman for the South Melbourne Football Club
Sydney Swans
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 who could also play in a key position. He was renowned as a great player in finals.

In 1996 Belcher was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame
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Career highlights

Playing career:
  • South Melbourne 1907–1915, 1917–1920 (Games: 226 Goals: 62)


Player honors:
  • South Melbourne captain 1913–1917;
  • South Melbourne premierships 1909, 1918
  • South Melbourne/Sydney Swans Team of the Century
  • Victorian representative 2 matches


Coaching record:
  • South Melbourne 1914–1915, 1917 (53 games, 31 wins, 21 losses, 1 draw)
  • Fitzroy Football Club
    Fitzroy Football Club
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    1922–24, 1926–1927 (93 games, 49 wins, 42 losses, 2 draws), Premiership 1922
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