

Six decades of highs and lows define the St Kilda Football Club, from its 1966 premiership to a series of coaching crises and political struggles.
Synopsis
Six decades of highs and lows define the St Kilda Football Club, from its 1966 premiership to a series of coaching crises and political struggles.
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Synopsis
St Kilda Football Club has been a significant part of Australian rules football since its founding in 1897. The documentary covers the club's history, from its 1966 premiership to the struggles it faced in subsequent years. Key players such as Tony Lockett and Robert Harvey are featured alongside the coaching challenges that led to the departures of Stan Alves, Tim Watson, and Malcolm Blight. Updated from its original 1997 release, this version includes highlights from Harvey’s Brownlow wins and the 1997 finals campaign.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See St Kilda's only premiership in 1966.
- Meet legendary players like Lockett and Harvey.
- Follow the club's tumultuous coaching changes.
Did You Know
- St Kilda won its only premiership in 1966.
- The documentary was originally released in 1997.
- The updated version includes Harvey's Brownlow medals.
- Stan Alves, Tim Watson, and Malcolm Blight all left the club during a coaching crisis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did St Kilda win their famous premiership?
St Kilda won their famous premiership in 1966.
Who are some notable players mentioned in the documentary?
Notable players mentioned include Baldock, Stewart, Ditterich, Smith, Barker, Lockett, and Harvey.
What significant events are covered in the updated version of the documentary?
The updated version includes Harvey’s Brownlows, the 1997 finals campaign, and the coaching crisis involving Stan Alves, Tim Watson, and Malcolm Blight.
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