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In 1990, four brothers - Terry, Neale, Anthony and Chris Daniher - made Australian Rules history by playing together for one team, the Essendon Football Club. The story of the period when national Aussie Rules competition emerged and an unassuming bunch of blokes from the bush endeared themselves to footy fans and became part of football folklore.

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After a combined 752 VFL/AFL games, the Danihers continue to be involved in football. Since his playing and coaching days finished, Terry has excelled as a country football ambassador for the AFL. At the start of 2009, Neale took up the position of football operations manager for the West Coast Eagles, having coached the Melbourne Football Club for ten years. Anthony's professional life is the management of Daniher Property Services, and he keeps a keen eye on his son, Darcy, who was drafted to the Bombers in 2007 under the father-son rule. Following in his father's footsteps, Chris is farming and keeping Ungarie Football Club alive. Writer Adam McNicol grew up on a wheat and sheep farm outside Manangatang in north-west Victoria's Mallee region. He didn't cut it playing footy so he took to writing about it instead. He reports on bush footy for The Age and works as a TV sports reporter with Channel 10. He lives in Ballarat.

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