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George Kempshall

  • Playing Career

Playing Career

All information provided below is based on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Position(s)
Utility
Born
Friday, 8th January, 1926
Died
Sunday, 8th May, 2016 (Aged 90 years and 121 days)

Playing Career Statistics

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Club Career - Australia 🏆SRAPPT-3PT-3TGFG-2FGPtsSOWLDWin% 
Country Carnival --11---------1-0.00%List
NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) -21-216-6---18-714-33.33%List
Overall SRAPPT-3PT-3TGFG-2FGPtsSOWLDWin% 
First Class 21-216-6---18-714-33.33%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason SRAPPT-3PT-3TGFG-2FGPtsSOWLDWin% 
SouthsSouth Sydney19481948 NSWRFL 6-63-3---9-24-33.33%List
ManlyManly19511951 NSWRFL 4-41-1---3-31-75.00%List
ManlyManly19521952 NSWRFL 6-61-1---3-15-16.67%List
ManlyManly19531953 NSWRFL 3-3---------3-0.00%List
Eastern SuburbsEastern Suburbs19551955 NSWRFL 2-21-1---3-11-50.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears SRAPPT-3PT-3TGFG-2FGPtsSOWLDWin% 
South Sydney1948 6-63-3---9-24-33.33%List
Manly1951-53 13-132-2---6-49-30.77%List
Eastern Suburbs1955 2-21-1---3-11-50.00%List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    1 May 2014 5:41pm

    George is my favourite football player. He played for Eastern Suburbs, South Sydney and Manly Warringah and a few other teams along the way. He was also a fabulous all-round sportsman, cricket, golf, bowls, you name it he was good at it. When he retired from footy he coached local rugby league teams, Chelsea United, and Alexander Rovers. George also trained boxers. and was often seen on the Saturday morning boxing program on channel 9 in the late 50s or early 60s. In his other life he was a Fireman for over 30 years. He is 88 now and still loves to watch a good game of footy. What a man, my hero.

  • Anonymous
    19 May 2016 5:24pm

    George.
    Passed away recently ,not only was he a very fine footballer but an excellent coach . His coaching produced many young men that went on to play first grade.

    Rugby League is what it is today because of men like George Kempshall.

  • Lesley Kempshall
    29 Jul 2016 1:18am

    Sadly George passed away in May. He was 90 years old. The world will miss him, he was a unique character and had a fantastic life.

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