George Goninon
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George Goninon (born 18 April 1927) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Tasmanian North West Football Union (NWFU) and Victorian Football League (VFL). George Goninon was Geelong's champion goalkicker at full-forward in the 1951 and 1952 Grand Final wins; and he was going strong in 1953, with the Cats being hot favourites to make it three in a row. However, he was dropped from the team that lost the flag to Collingwood by two goals. In 2007, now 80 and living on the Gold Coast, the twice-married Goninon claimed he was a "victim of the times", a strict church-on-Sundays age when, being married, he had an affair and was found out (thus causing his potentially crucial omission). Geelong, with 90% churchgoers at the time, frowned on him and coerced the club to drop him out of the te
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George Goninon (born 18 April 1927) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Tasmanian North West Football Union (NWFU) and Victorian Football League (VFL). George Goninon was Geelong's champion goalkicker at full-forward in the 1951 and 1952 Grand Final wins; and he was going strong in 1953, with the Cats being hot favourites to make it three in a row. However, he was dropped from the team that lost the flag to Collingwood by two goals. In 2007, now 80 and living on the Gold Coast, the twice-married Goninon claimed he was a "victim of the times", a strict church-on-Sundays age when, being married, he had an affair and was found out (thus causing his potentially crucial omission). Geelong, with 90% churchgoers at the time, frowned on him and coerced the club to drop him out of the team in the midst of the final series—despite kicking 65 goals from 18 games in 1953 and being Geelong's leading goalkicker for the fourth successive year.
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