Farmer immortalised in bronze

Ken Farmer during his playing days. The late North Adelaide champion will be immortalised in a bronze statue at Adelaide Oval.

A STATUE of SA goal-kicking legend Ken Farmer will be unveiled at Adelaide Oval tonight just hours before the Crows v Swans AFL blockbuster.

It will be the fourth statue to stand at the redeveloped ground alongside those of Malcolm Blight, Russell Ebert and Barrie Robran.

Farmer played in back-to-back premierships with North Adelaide in 1930-31 and coached premierships at the Roosters in 1949 and 1952.

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Scott Hodges and teammates remember the dramatic end to the 1990 SANFL Grand Final. Courtesy: YouTube/Port Adelaide Football Club

He played 224 games for North Adelaide and is SA’s greatest ever goal-kicker with 1419 which saw him top the SANFL’s goal-kicking list in 11 seasons.

The bronze statue will be unveiled at 4.30pm.

Originally published as Farmer immortalised in bronze

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