Barry Round an Australian rules footballer died at the age of 72. Following the news of Barry Round’s death, tributes began pouring in online for the footballer, with fans offering condolences to friends and family. One user said “Love what Barry Round did for our footy club @sydneyswans He was a champion footballer and a champion bloke. Your smile and welcoming hand will be sorely missed, mate. RIP Baz.” Another user said “R.I.P Barry Round, my Warragul comrade. I met him a 12 year old and he shook my hand. It felt like a squid had taken hold of my forearm. He was such a gentleman over the ensuing years.” While another said “Vale Barry Round, a giant of the VFL and then the VFA, where he won the JJ Liston Trophy to go with his Brownlow. Won a Norm Goss Medal with Williamstown too at age 40. Played league and association football in the 1960s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. A champion from head to toe.”
What was Barry Round Net Worth?
Barry Round Net Worth | $2 Million USD |
Barry Round was an Australian rules footballer. He was born in 1950 in Australia, he was 72 years old at the time of his death. He joined Footscray (now Western Bulldogs) as a 17-year-old. He won the Club Best and Fairest. Also, he won three consecutive Callahan Medals as Williamstown’s Best and Fairest. His extraordinary anaerobic capacity was often underrated. He told Channel 7’s The Front Bar “I thought it was a bit over the top for me and another debutant, Richard Radziminski, but a lovely touch all the same,” added “Then someone explained it was actually Ted Whitten’s 300th game.” The round began his career with Footscray, playing 135 games and kicking 136 goals for the club between 1968 and 1975.
The estimated Net Worth of Barry Round is around $2 Million USD.
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