Geoff Southby, David Rhys-Jones in Blues HOF David Rhys-Jones with the Norm Smith medal after the 1987 grand final. Photo: Ian Baker Source: Herald Sun Carlton legend Geoff Southby. CARLTON has elevated Geoff Southby to legend status, while David Rhys-Jones was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Southby, a dual Carlton Premiership winner in "72 and "79, was first inducted into Carlton's Hall of Fame in 1994, along with the AFL's Hall of Fame in 2000. After playing 268 matches with the Blues in 14 seasons, he was also acknowledged with selection in Carlton's Team of the Century. Former Norm Smith Medallist, David Rhys-Jones was also inducted into Carlton's Hall of Fame. After joining the Blues from Sydney in 1985, he went on to play 108 matches for Carlton, including the 1987 Premiership.