Victorian Football Association
Games: 14 approx.
Career: 1883-1884
Recruited from Waverly (Waverly was a local Carlton club.)
Clydesdale was a leading player in the 1883 season.
(The Centenary Souvenir of Carlton Football Club, p16)
1883 July 28
Possibly Clydesdale's first game for the Blues in the match against Melbourne on the East Melbourne ground. He was named in one of the match reports.
1883 August 04
Clydesdale was named and played in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Oval.
1883 August 11
Named in the Carlton 20 for the match against South Melbourne on the Lake Oval.
1883 September 15
Clydesdale named in the Carlton 20 in a match against Hotham On Princes Oval.
1883 September 22
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Oval.
1883 September 29
Clydesdale is named and played in the Carlton team that played against Melbourne at Princes Oval
Peter Pindar of the Australasian. In his review of the 1883 football season, Clydesdale's name is among a list of Carlton's leading players.
1884 May 31
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Essendon on the East Melbourne ground.
1884 June 07
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team to play Fitzroy at Brunswick Street.
1884 June 14
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Hotham on the M.C.G. He was named among the best players.
1884 August 02
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Essendon on the East Melbourne ground.
1884 August 09
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Hotham at Arden Street.
1884 August 16
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Fitzroy on Princes Oval.
1884 August 23
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Cricket Ground.
1884 August 30
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Melbourne on the East Melbourne Cricket Ground.
David Clydesdale was playing for Essendon in 1886.
Games: 14 approx.
Career: 1883-1884
Recruited from Waverly (Waverly was a local Carlton club.)
Clydesdale was a leading player in the 1883 season.
(The Centenary Souvenir of Carlton Football Club, p16)
1883 July 28
Possibly Clydesdale's first game for the Blues in the match against Melbourne on the East Melbourne ground. He was named in one of the match reports.
1883 August 04
Clydesdale was named and played in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Oval.
1883 August 11
Named in the Carlton 20 for the match against South Melbourne on the Lake Oval.
1883 September 15
Clydesdale named in the Carlton 20 in a match against Hotham On Princes Oval.
1883 September 22
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Oval.
1883 September 29
Clydesdale is named and played in the Carlton team that played against Melbourne at Princes Oval
Peter Pindar of the Australasian. In his review of the 1883 football season, Clydesdale's name is among a list of Carlton's leading players.
1884 May 31
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Essendon on the East Melbourne ground.
1884 June 07
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team to play Fitzroy at Brunswick Street.
1884 June 14
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Hotham on the M.C.G. He was named among the best players.
1884 August 02
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Essendon on the East Melbourne ground.
1884 August 09
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Hotham at Arden Street.
1884 August 16
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Fitzroy on Princes Oval.
1884 August 23
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Geelong on the Corio Cricket Ground.
1884 August 30
Clydesdale is named in the Carlton team that played Melbourne on the East Melbourne Cricket Ground.
David Clydesdale was playing for Essendon in 1886.