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Baseball Player. TV Show Host. Basketball Player. Movie Actress. YouTube Star. Family Member. World Music Singer. Reality Star. Australian rules football star who played for the Collingwood Football Club from to Dale Thomas is a member of Australian Rules Footballer. Does Dale Thomas Dead or Alive? Some Dale Thomas images. Dale Thomas celebrates birthday on June 21 of every year.

He took a spectacular mark over Essendon player Andrew Welsh. He also kicked a memorable goal, baulking an opponent and kicking from 50 metres under pressure. Thomas has appeared in several TV commercials. He appeared in a Channel 7 promotion with Nathan Buckley. He features in an ad for Footy Kickers potato chips. Thomas co-owned with some friends a racehorse named Royal Riff Raff, which was sponsored by the Royal Hotel in Drouin. It also won the Drouin Cup on 26 December After selling the horse he bought another called Village Slickers.

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Collingwood defeated St Kilda by 56 points in the replay, after the first match was drawn. Thomas was described as having an "exceptional year", and played well in both Grand Finals, finishing third in the Norm Smith Medal vote count in the drawn Grand Final the highest of any Collingwood player , and again finished third the Norm Smith vote count in the replayed Grand Final, with many commentators describing Thomas as the most consistent player over both Grand Finals.

He also came up 3rd in Collingwood's best and fairest count, pulling up short of fellow stars Dane Swan 1st and Scott Pendlebury 2nd. Coach Mick Malthouse put Thomas in a variety of positions for the season.

He played as a rebounding defender, midfielder, tagger and notably as a defensive forward. These different roles led to Thomas being called a utility player for Collingwood, because of his flexibility to play all around the ground.

Thomas made an impact in the backline which led to suggestions of playing Thomas as a backman instead of a forward. Fans and football commentators were once again confused as Thomas started round 1 of the season as a midfielder. His round 1 performance against Adelaide was notable for two umpiring blunders that caused two crucial goals taken off him. The first was a trademark specky that Thomas took, which the umpire ruled as hands in the back.

Thomas, not knowing that the umpire blew the whistle, played on and kicked what he believed to be the winning goal. The second umpiring decision came just minutes later.

Thomas, under heavy pressure from the opposition, snapped a goal from the boundary. The boundary umpire ruled that the ball was out of bounds. Once a replay of the incorrect umpiring decision was shown on the screen at the MCG, Collingwood fans hurled abuse at the umpires as Collingwood lost by 4 points. Thomas began his campaign with style in Round 1 of the NAB Cup in Dubai, where he took a "specky" on the shoulders of his Adelaide opponent.

Three weeks later, he kicked a freakish goal against Port Adelaide during a practice match at Princes Park — as the ball was bounced in the goal square, Thomas dodged both ruckmen, jumped in the air and kicked the ball over his head through the goals, right on the siren. Thomas had a successful International Rules Series, gathering 19 disposals in the first test, and 16 in the second. He also saved a possible Irish goal when he chased and tackled Irish player Paddy Bradley in the goal square late in the first test.

In the second he showed the Irish how he plays the game flying high for a mark but unfortunately not holding the unfamiliar round ball. Thomas has made appearances on Network Ten's Before the Game. He was nominated twice in for the show's "Tool of the Week", and was voted "Tool of the Year" by viewers for his video blog filmed in his shower.

During , Thomas was played in a variety of positions including a regular role in the midfield and the forward line, and also instances in defence. He played every game in the season. He was considered a match-winner in the Round 1 fightback against the North Melbourne Kangaroos, and was also judged one of the best afield in Round 3 against the Richmond Tigers where he collected 25 disposals. Highlights of the season came during a match against the Sydney Swans where Collingwood was considered underdogs with a depleted defence.

Thomas recorded a career high 4 goals, and was thus awarded three Brownlow Medal votes. He was also judged best afield by commentators against St Kilda where he recorded 18 disposals and 2 goals. In Thomas' 50th AFL match, against the reigning premiers Geelong, he amassed 18 disposals, playing on the Brownlow Medallist Jimmy Bartel , in Collingwood's 86 point win, which was the Cats' first loss of the season and second loss in 28 matches.