Socceroo #108, Angus Drennan was the first of many players to arise from the Sunshine district of Melbourne and another whose footballing education was forged at school.
Angus' junior career was split between 3 clubs... Sunshine, Albion & Nobel Juniors, all of whom are sadly no longer around. He played most of his football at what was then M'cKay's Ground named for the owner of the Sunshine Harvester factory after which the district was named. The ground would go on to be known as Chaplin Reserve.
Drennan gained all 3 of his caps on the 1948 tour of NZ with the first at the famous Lancaster Park in Christchurch.
Angus' junior career was split between 3 clubs... Sunshine, Albion & Nobel Juniors, all of whom are sadly no longer around. He played most of his football at what was then M'cKay's Ground named for the owner of the Sunshine Harvester factory after which the district was named. The ground would go on to be known as Chaplin Reserve.
Drennan gained all 3 of his caps on the 1948 tour of NZ with the first at the famous Lancaster Park in Christchurch.
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