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| John Ferrier. The
inaugural member of the League who sadly passed away just before
the Leagues inception. To all that new him, simply a great man
who was loved by all and to those who never knew him, his spirit
has been attempted to be encapsulated in the league. For a full
story see bald man of the month. |
Peter Garrett. One of the
most identifiable bald heads going around. Put his hand up at
least twenty years ago when being young and bald was definitely
not the go. But then again, Peter Garrett has never been daunted
by convention, especially when it has no moral grounds to base
itself. A man definitely at ease with who he is. |
Wendell Sailor. A cool looking
bald head with the body to go with it. Wendell’s bald
head cuts across two football codes, League and Union. ‘Go
you good thing’ should really be, ‘Go you bald man’.
Not sure when Wendell reached the pride phase, but stay posted
and we’ll get the story from him. |
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| Nigel Smart. Nigel
got the whole bald thing happening at the Adelaide Crows a while
ago when many team mates followed suit and started shaving their
heads. Where some of them have waned, Nigel has stayed true
to the cause. Nigel is a truly deep thinking and sophisticated
bald mean as you know most bald men are. |
Angry Anderson. Angry was
once a long haired radical but ended up a bald radical. Starting
out early in a heavy rock band called Buster Brown which was
based mainly around the Melbourne pub scene he went onto greater
fame with Rose Tattoo which was based in Sydney. Angry has also
been a proud bald man for a number of years and LBHM salutes
him for supporting the cause of bald men. |
Michael Klim. Michael went
from shaving down for speed in the pool to shaving down because
it suited him out of the pool. One of Australia’s great
swimmers, Michael definitely has the right shaped head for a
bald guy. Can’t say too much about the tongue though. |
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| Mick Martin.
Mick has copped a lot of flack in his times as a footballer
about his looks. LBHM think the more he has shaved down, the
better he has looked. Now that he is at the pride stage he is
one cool looking dude. Mick has been more recently well known
as Jason McCartney’s mate in arms at the time of the Bali
bombings. Well done Mick, you are a true bald legend. |
George Gregan. The Wallabies
captain is one of the younger bald brigade. The head goes with
his position and influence on the field, as a focal point whilst
he is controlling and directing play. Simply conducting his
duties as captain helps to promote the cause of bald men.
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Gary Sweet. This shot is
an older one of Gary from his Police Rescue days. If you have
a more recent one Gary we’d be happy to use it. Gary shows
less hair than this these days and has lost it gracefully. Not
quite at the pride stage but very close to it. May limit his
roles to take it all off. |
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| Michael Jordan.
Probably still is the most easily identifiable bald head in
the world. Has done so much for the liberation of the bald head.
A truly proud bald man who was instrumental in bald men coming
out of the bald closet. Not a bad basketballer either. |
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| To
make become a bald legend or even honorary member a stringent
selection process is followed and roundly deliberated by various
founding League members. Membership is not limited to Australians
but is predominantly Australian. If you would like to nominate
someone, please send in your nomination to steve@bald.com.au
People currently under consideration;
Glenn Shorrock – Ex front man to Little River Band
Darren Lehman – Test cricketer |
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