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Laurie Mithen Personal information Birth 15 April 1934 Recruited from Ormond Height and weight 183 cm / 83 kg Playing career¹ Team(s) Melbourne (1954–1962) 153 games, 108 goals ¹ Statistics to end of 1962 season Laurie Mithen (born 15 April 1934) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Melbourne in the VFL during their successful period in the late 1950s under Norm Smith. He played in three consecutive premiership from 1955 to 1957 and was a premiership player again in 1959 and 1960 to finish with five. Mithen played as a half forward early in his career before moving into the centre. It was as a centreman that he had most success, winning Melbourne's best and fairest in 1958 and 1959. He was named on the interchange bench in the Melbourne's official 'Team of the Century'. In 1963, he moved to the Port Melbourne Football Club in the VFA and coached Port Melbourne from 1963 to 1965, during which time the club won the 1964 Premiership. External links Laurie Mithen's statistics from AFL Tables Awards and achievements Preceded by John Beckwith Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medallist 1958-1959 Succeeded by Brian Dixon Preceded by Bob B. Johnson Melbourne Football Club Leading Goalkicker 1962 Succeeded by Barry Bourke v • d • e Melbourne Football Club – Team of the Century Backs John Beckwith • Tassie Johnson • Don Cordner Half-backs Noel McMahen • Gary Hardeman • Don Williams Midfielders Brian Dixon • Allan La Fontaine • Robert Flower Half-forwards Hassa Mann • Ivor Warne-Smith • Garry Lyon Forwards Jack Mueller • Norm Smith • Percy Beames Followers Denis Cordner • Ron Barassi (Captain) • Stuart Spencer Interchange Frank Adams • Albert Chadwick • Wally Lock • Laurie Mithen • Jim Stynes • Todd Viney Coach Norm Smith Emergencies Stan Alves • Ian Ridley • Bob B. Johnson • Greg Wells v • d • e 1955/1956/1957 1959/1960 Melbourne Football Club Premiership Players Adams | Barassi | Beckwith | Johnson | Mithen | Ridley Coach: Smith v • d • e Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal winners 1935: La Fontaine | 1936: La Fontaine | 1937: Mueller | 1938: N. Smith | 1939: Mueller | 1940: Baggott | 1941: La Fontaine | 1942: La Fontaine | 1943: Don Cordner | 1944: N. Smith | 1945: Fanning | 1946: Mueller | 1947: Lock | 1948: Rodda | 1949: Dockett | 1950: Denis Cordner | 1951: McMahen | 1952: McGivern | 1953: Melville | 1954: Denis Cordner | 1955: Spencer | 1956: Spencer | 1957: Beckwith | 1958: Mithen | 1959: Mithen | 1960: Dixon | 1961: Barassi | 1962: Mann | 1963: Mann | 1964: Barassi | 1965: Townsend | 1966: Leahy | 1967: Mann | 1968: Groom | 1969: Townsend | 1970: Davis | 1971: Wells | 1972: Alves | 1973: Ditterich | 1974: Alves | 1975: Fowler | 1976: Wells | 1977: Flower | 1978: Baker | 1979: Fowler | 1980: Fowler | 1981: S. Smith 1982: Icke | 1983: Johnson | 1984: Gerard Healy | 1985: Hughes | 1986: Greg Healy | 1987: Stretch | 1988: O'Dwyer | 1989: Johnson | 1990: Lyon | 1991: Stynes | 1992: Lovett | 1993: Viney | 1994: Lyon | 1995: Stynes | 1996: Stynes | 1997: Stynes | 1998: Viney | 1999: Schwarz | 2000: Woewodin | 2001: Yze | 2002: Neitz | 2003: Robertson | 2004: White | 2005: Johnstone | 2006: McDonald | 2007: McDonald | 2008: Bruce | 2009: Davey | 2010: Green Persondata Name Mithen, Laurie Alternative names Short description Date of birth 15 April 1934 Place of birth Date of death Place of death