Mildenhall, Peter Stanton, Geoff Spaulding, Greg Harris, Geoff Luff, Mark Phillips, Danny Uphal, Phil Reid, Mike Boyce, Enzo Corvino, Trevor Bailey, and Garth Harris. Following the five successful premierships in the period 1980-1984, East Sydney went through a tough period, but the Bulldog spirit remained, and the club continued to be competitive. In this period the club continued to produce some champions, including Ian Roberts (who joined the club from the Sydney Swans), Neil Cordy (the former Footscray and Sydney Swans player, who went on to TV Sports Presenter with Channel 10), Chris O'Dwyer, who played AFL level football with the Sydney Swans, and went on to win a Phelan Medal in the Sydney AFL, as well as captain and coach the Bulldogs in their final years at Trumper Oval, leading up to the merger with the University of New South Wales in the summer of 1999/2000. It was during this period that current club stalwart and legend, Brad Abbott, joined the club, from the Central Coast, and went on to captain premiership success in 2002. Another quality player during this period was tough cop, and NSW representative, Kenny Howe, who had previous playing experience in the Riverina and ACT. UNSW Australian National Football Club UNSW has its own proud history, with the 'Wallies' formed in 1962, and going on to win nine First Grade premierships in the SFA, during which time it produced its own list of stars, including Cliff Matson and Stuart Cadzow (who both won University 'Blues', and both went on to play with Easts). The University of New South Wales Australian National Football Club was formed on 22 March 1962. The club intended on sending a team to Adelaide for intervarsity that year but did not because only 18 players were available instead of the required 22. 1963 was the club's first year of active participation. The club came fifth at intervarsity, which was held in Sydney, and Denis Aitken and Ian Sharpe were selected to play in an All Australian Universities side against NSW. Ian was unfortunate enough to be injured after five minutes in that game but Denis spearheaded the Combined Universities win with eight goals. We also defeated Sydney University in an inaugural match for a perpetual trophy donated by Shell. In 1964, UNSW's players competed in regular competition for the first time in a combined Universities side with Sydney University. The club