So who should go up on our footy Wall of Fame? Thanks to Monarch. Painting made easy.

It is actually a Wall of Fame. We've got a wall up on Lygon Street. It's going to be painted next

week. There are eight spots up there. Who do you think should be going up there? Tell us about

someone who's maybe a local legend that we don't even know about. Like the name, Tim Holland. Duchy, your, uh, his brother? Yeah, mate, yep. I'm his older brother.

Yes, so we got an email about 20 minutes ago from someone talking about this legend. And, uh,

he has, they, the person actually said you could speak to his brother, Dutchie. So what can

you tell us about your brother who kicked? Is it true? A hundred goals in six games?

Yep, yep. It was back at his junior days.

He never played footy competition before.

The junior side down there in Hayward were really, really short.

So they kept hassling him, and also another bloke called Jeremy Cameron,

who used to play hockey every Saturday instead of playing football back in them days.

So, yeah, my brother Tim Dutche Horn, he strapped on the boots on the Sunday to fill in with Jeremy played in Senna Faw Ford.

Timmy played full forward, and they played the rest of the season.

The team got flogged most of the season, but they played the rest of the season.

Timmy, you end up playing six, seven games, kicked 100.

And, yeah, so he thought this football game's pretty easy.

And how come he never took it any further?

Well, basically, he's, rest of his footy career, he won best and fairest and senior level

and all that kind of stuff, but basically his training regime probably held him back.

He would have kicked more goals than minutes he trained, I reckon.

So, yeah, he was a good guy.

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