In Depth

Brendan 'Bundy' Cornell reflects on his football career including stints at Corowa Rutherglen and CDU

Updated August 7 2020 - 3:15pm, first published 2:00pm
Brendan 'Bundy' Cornell was a prolific goalkicker and won the Doug Strang medal in 1990 while at Corowa-Rutherglen. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Brendan 'Bundy' Cornell was a prolific goalkicker and won the Doug Strang medal in 1990 while at Corowa-Rutherglen. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

It's hard not to draw comparisons between Brendan 'Bundy' Cornell and Barry Hall. Similar to Hall, big bad bustling 'Bundy' was a prolific goalkicker with a shaved head and an intimidating presence. Cornell had a tough initiation into senior football in the Diamond Valley league where you were made to 'earn every kick.' This led to the strong marking forward having a take no prisoners mentality which saw him reported on 'eight or nine occasions.' Cornell caught-up with The Border Mail's BRENT GODDE during the week.

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