James Nicolas: In the early 1970’s for the 100th time my plastic footy was kicked into the garden of the Edwardian house at the end of Willandra Ave, Canterbury. Out of the house came an elderly man who […]

Canterbury FC 1928 on the pocket where our dugout is today. This is one James Nicolas’ favourite pictures from our incredible history. In the photo the man in the hat is President A V […]

Chris Barras was a local boy going to Canterbury Primary and Camberwell High, and like many of his mates at Camberwell High, the natural progression was at Canterbury […]

John Ross took over from Peter O’Malley as senior coach in 1989. Ross had been a seasoned footballer having played with Prahran in the VFA. A tough nuggety […]

Randall Walker was a midfielder who could also play back or forward, with good skills and a great winner of the ball.

Wayne Handley played for Canterbury in 81,82,83. Playing mainly at full-back he was a player who dominated his opponents, and was almost never beaten.

BJ is one of those players that every coach loves to have in his team. A player who plays old fashioned, no frills footy. Who goes […]

The Hoskin brothers were almost identical twins and both played for the club from the early 1960’s until the early 1970’s.

Fred Latham was a star of Canterbury’s first ever premiership in 1920. At five foot 6, it would be expected that he was a mosquito fleeter.