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Deane Morgan

2019 Deaf Australia Football Hall of Fame inductee Deane Morgan was born a passionate supporter of Sturt Football Club. He shared with us why the club...

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Deane Morgan

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2019 Deaf Australia Football Hall of Fame inductee Deane Morgan was born a passionate supporter of Sturt Football Club. He shared with us why the club means everything to him and the special connection he has with its history. We congratulate Deane on his well-deserved induction into the Deaf Australia Football Hall of Fame!

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31:39 Minutes

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Interview

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