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TEARS OF JOY: She might have been in isolation but Carlton’s Madison Prespakis could not hide her emotions after being crowned the 2020 AFLW Best and Fairest.

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FEATURES

RIGHT OR WRONG? The AFL versus NRL restart date makes for a fascinating comparison and debate. LAURENCE ROSEN reports.

CROW’S DEBUT

Andrew McLeod burst on to the scene this time 25 years ago. We take you back to his 300th game.

MARCHING HOME Relive St Kilda’s only premiership through the eyes of the heroes of that special day in 1966. BRUCE EVA reports.

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My view is Ken’s in a great spot at the moment PORT ADELAIDE CHAIRMAN DAVID KOCH ON COACH KEN HINKLEY’S FUTURE – PAGE 7

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News from in and around the AFL

AFL best to err on side of caution LAURENCE ROSEN

MICHAEL LOVETT

EDITOR’S LETTER

s the weeks have rolled on since the AFL shut down the season after just one round in late March, the void left by a lack of football in the lives of fans has only increased as the reality of the current situation continues to bite. But perhaps the most difficult part to comprehend for people accustomed to football being a regular part of their lives is the lack of tangible return date from AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan. In comparison, the NRL has taken a much more dogged approach led by Rugby League Commission chairman Peter V’Landys. While the AFL has maintained a calmer and more pragmatic approach to dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, V’Landys has touted for weeks that the NRL will be back up and running by May 28. The contrast in approaches by the country’s two major winter football codes has never been starker.

Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley admitted last week the NRL’s schedule date to return felt too early in his mind. “It instinctively feels a bit early,” he told SEN Breakfast. “Clearly the government has got heavy restrictions on social movements at the moment and May 28 will be here before you know it. “I’m not sure how they’re going to pull that off and I guess the earlier you launch on that, instinctively it feels like the chance of a breakout increases. “I don’t have an issue with the AFL not feeling pressured to start competing with the NRL on this one. “It might be a case of sit back, watch and refine what a restart might look like for the AFL and do it really well that way.” Port Adelaide football boss Chris Davies also raised doubts on the NRL returning in just a few weeks’ time. “Fair play to the NRL, they have been aggressive in their return dates,” he told SEN SA Breakfast. “The review from the AFL (was) done on Monday, they had initially thought about a return to training date, I think, of early May and playing late May. “I doubt whether that will be the case but if the NRL are in a position to get the testing and requirements ready in that time frame, good luck to them.”

u The AFL Record celebrated its 108th birthday last Monday, and we thought it would be fitting to commemorate one of the great premiership triumphs in League history. It happened back in 1966 when St Kilda won its first, and to this day only, premiership by one point as Barry Breen’s wobbly snap trickled through for a behind late in the game

to give his side victory over Collingwood. This Friday, the Saints and the Magpies were scheduled to play the opening game of round seven – so it got us thinking how could we celebrate that memorable day in St Kilda’s history? The answer came via well-known media identity and Saints tragic BRUCE EVA, who

We might end up starting with a hub model AFL CEO GILLON McLACHLAN

CODE WATCH: Swans CEO Tom Harley and Port Adelaide football manager Chris Davies (inset) will be watching the NRL’s May 28 return with interest.

Fair play to the NRL PORT FOOTBALL BOSS CHRIS DAVIES

The AFL was scheduled to provide a restart date this week but that’s now been delayed until May 11 as the League looks to further engage all stakeholders across the country as to what the competition may look like moving forward.

wrote a brilliant piece on the 1966 Grand Final for the 2003 Grand Final Record. Why 2003, we asked? There seemed to be no logical anniversary – but it turns out then Record publisher Geoff Slattery badgered Eva to speak to every player from that game before the inevitable happened and players and officials from that era would pass on.

“It wasn’t like he had to twist my arm but tracking them all down was a challenge,” Eva said. Sadly, skipper Darrel Baldock and coach Allan Jeans have passed away since, as have premiership players Rodger Head and Travis Payze. It’s a great read and we have even added the team page from the 1966 Grand Final Record to stir the emotions. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 5

ONE WEEK at a TIME With infection rates continuing to stabilise, the AFL – as the biggest code in Australia – is as well placed as any to plot a way forward for sport in this country. Unlike the NRL, the AFL has secured a line of credit from the banks to protect its 18 clubs from the financial pain to come while also gaining support from its broadcasters – something the NRL initially struggled with – on any decision it makes. As it stands, the AFL is in the fortunate position of not being as desperate to get back playing as other codes and therefore is able to wait to make an informed decision on the future of the current season which now appears to be a hub-style scenario. The health and safety of all participants has been at the forefront of everything the AFL has done in previous months, rather than having the need

Lions take a punt on ex-Saint NIC NEGREPONTIS

ormer St Kilda forward Arryn Siposs has been signed by the Detroit Lions as a punter following the NFL Draft. Siposs went undrafted when it all came to an end last Sunday morning, but was quickly picked up by the Lions as a free agent. The Aussie is hoping to fill the vacant punting spot in Detroit, but knows he will have to work hard to make the Lions’ final roster. “I didn’t get drafted which is obviously a little bit disappointing, but I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to go play for the Detroit Lions and earn a spot there,” Siposs told SEN Breakfast. “I’d spoken to them a lot actually. After the combine finished in late February and (there was) a seven-week period before the draft (I) was going to be here and I’d

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WAITING GAME: Fans should know in a week or two when the season will restart.

May 28 will be here before you know it TOM HARLEY ON THE NRL’S PLANNED RETURN

chase broadcast money in a bid to keep the game afloat. There’s no doubt that pressure will continue to build on the League to return as soon as possible like the NRL but waiting a few more weeks won’t do the sport any harm. Crisis highlights the best and worst in leaders and unlike his compatriots further north of the border, McLachlan has been a consistently calm and reasoned voice amid the crisis. spoken to them pretty frequently in the lead-up to the draft. “I was confident they wanted me to be part of their organisation. I thought they were going to draft me, but they decided to get some more depth on their offence and defence and they came calling pretty quickly after the draft finished to sign me up as a free agent. “I’ll have to go and compete for a spot (on their 53-man roster) first before I make it to the squad, but I still sign a deal with them and earn a salary. “That’s what the next few months will hold for me.” The Lions lost punter Sam Martin in free agency, leading to their need to find a replacement. Siposs was drafted out of the University of Auburn. His AFL career ended in 2015 due to ongoing shoulder issues. Siposs required three shoulder reconstructions across his short career and never managed to find any continuity at Moorabbin. He played 28 games, after making his debut in 2011. Even back then, he was known for his big kicking, bombing a 60-metre goal on debut against Carlton in round seven.

SUPER BOOT: Former Saint Arryn Siposs hopes to be kicking a different football later this year.

Siposs joins a Detroit team coming off a tough 2019 season. The Lions finished bottom of the NFC North with a 3-12 record, though quarterback Matthew Stafford missed the second half of the season due to injury.

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Thumbs up for Hinkley, says Koch

BACKING HIM IN: Ken Hinkley appears to have the full support of Port chairman David Koch.

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ort Adelaide chairman David Koch is “extremely confident” Ken Hinkley will be coaching Port Adelaide in 2021. Hinkley confirmed last year there are clauses inserted in his contract – including making the finals in 2020 – to trigger a one-year extension. Koch denied Hinkley was coaching for his career despite the club facing the potential prospect of a third straight year outside the top eight. “As far as I’m concerned, Ken will be coaching next year because we’re incredibly confident of the team that we’ve got now going forward,” Koch told ABC radio. “I don’t talk about people’s contracts but it seems to be a massive focus and I know Ken’s talked about it. My view is Ken’s in a great spot at the moment, the team’s in a great spot. “The work that he’s particularly done in the last two years, in terms of building our list, we could not be happier with. I’m extremely confident that Ken will be coaching next year.” Dual Adelaide premiership coach Malcolm Blight believes the Power board should persist with the Hinkley beyond this season.

Bucks urges hub calm LAURENCE ROSEN

ollingwood coach Nathan Buckley is urging the AFL industry to take a step back and reassess what truly matters amid the coronavirus crisis. Players could spend up to 20 weeks away from family in

“He’s only had one losing season (2016) and that was a 10-win season,” Blight told SEN’s Whateley. “I’ve never heard too many rumblings about player issues with him. He seems to be a player’s man. “They had a crack three or four years ago and they’ve made a lot of changes to their list and now looks like the time for fruition.

“If I was on the board at Port Adelaide, I wouldn’t be making any comments at all. I reckon good boards hold the steady course.” North Melbourne great David King feels it would be “unfair” to make judgment calls on under pressure coaches like Hinkley, given the unprecedented nature of the 2020 season. “How unfair do you think it would be to assess coaching performances in the back half of this season? A couple of these guys are coaching for their lives,” King told SEN’s Whateley. Since 2013, Hinkley has coached Port Adelaide to 89 wins in 160 games, including a 47-point round one victory over Gold Coast.

quarantine hubs under a worst-case scenario put forward by AFLPA chief executive Paul Marsh on Tuesday. Buckley said while the current circumstance was far from ideal, it was imperative for all stakeholders to find a “palatable outcome” following the current hub proposal. “We need to prosecute the concepts that are in front of us to get them to the most palatable outcomes,” he said on SEN’s Whateley. “What has been presented is the least palatable

of that idea and I think we need to acknowledge that. “We’re still working out what the best of the worst ideas can be. “We’re talking about one industry in a circumstance where everyone is affected and facing decisions, they never thought they’d have to face in their lives. Not just for themselves but for their people and not just for their people but their people’s families.”

We could not be happier DAVID KOCH ON KEN HINKLEY

u Graeme Watson,

one of the rare breed to play Test cricket and League football, has died aged 75. Watson played 18 games for Melbourne in 1964-65 before giving football away to concentrate on his cricket career and studies. In 1964, he played 13 games but was squeezed out of the side for the second semi-final and Grand Final which saw the Demons defeat Collingwood in both games. Recruited from amateur side Ormond, Watson played on the wing and on the ball but suffered two broken jaws in 1965. The all-rounder played five tests (1966-72), two ODIs and had the rare distinction of representing three states in Sheffield Shield cricket – Victoria, Western Australia and New South Wales. Watson suffered a nasty injury when struck in the face in an Australia v World XI game in 1972 and required a blood transfusion of 20 litres.

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Blue heaven for Prespakis NIC NEGREPONTIS

eenage Carlton superstar Madison Prespakis has been crowned the 2020 AFLW Best and Fairest. She finished three votes ahead of Fremantle’s Kiara Bowers (12 votes) and North Melbourne’s Emma Kearney (11 votes). The young Blue polled 15 of a possible 18 votes and was given best-on-ground in all five of Carlton’s wins. Prespakis had a brilliant 2020 season, winning her second Carlton best and fairest and being named in the All-Australian team. She averaged 21 disposals a game, four clearances and was the key reason behind the Blues’ unbeaten run to close the season. The biggest oddity of the voting was North Melbourne midfielder and AFLPA MVP and AFL Coaches Association award winner Jasmine Garner not finishing in the top 15. Western Bulldogs young star Isabel Huntington was crowned the 2020 NAB AFL Rising Star. She was also named in the All-Australian team, capping off a brilliant year after returning from multiple serious knee injuries. Melbourne superstar Karen Paxman was named captain of the All-Australian side, a fitting reward after being named in the team all four years. North Melbourne’s Emma Kearney is the only other player to make it in all four years and she was rewarded with the vice-captaincy. GWS key forward Rebecca Privitelli won Mark of the Year, while Melbourne livewire Kate Hore was awarded Goal of the Year.

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WINNERS ARE GRINNERS: Madison Prespakis celebrates her AFLW best and fairest win (above). Other award winners were the Bulldogs’ Isabel Huntington (Rising Star), Melbourne’s Kate Hore (Goal of the Year) and the Giants’ Rebecca Privitelli (Mark of the Year).

2020 ALL-AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S TEAM BACKS: Sarah Allan (Adelaide Crows), Kate Lutkins (Brisbane Lions) HALF BACKS: Kerryn Harrington (Carlton), Libby Birch (Melbourne), Isabel Huntington (Western Bulldogs) CENTRES: Emma Kearney (vice-captain, Kangaroos), Kiara Bowers (Fremantle), Jaimee Lambert (Collingwood) HALF FORWARDS: Olivia Purcell (Geelong Cats), Gemma Houghton (Fremantle), Jasmine Garner (Kangaroos) FORWARDS: Caitlin Greiser (St Kilda), Kate Hore (Melbourne) FOLLOWERS: Sharni Layton (Collingwood), Karen Paxman (captain, Melbourne), Madison Prespakis (Carlton) INTERCHANGE: Kalinda Howarth (Gold Coast Suns), Alyce Parker (GWS Giants), Tayla Harris (Carlton), Ash Riddell (Kangaroos), Anne Hatchard (Adelaide Crows)

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Footy life can begin at 40

GIANT STRIDES: Shane Mumford can continue building on his record in No. 41.

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ou would expect a young aspiring AFL player to be attracted by the lower range of guernsey numbers not the later ones. Think John Nicholls with No. 2, ‘Dusty’ Martin with No. 4, ‘Polly’ Farmer and Gary Ablett snr with No. 5, and Jack Riewoldt wearing No. 8. But the players with the all-time record for matches bearing numerals 40-plus on their back (as listed in the AFL Record Season Guide 2020) are some of the best to have played and they accumulated a massive number of games and awards. There are various ways to get a number. It can be by choice but it may be what is left when your turn comes along. There is always the opportunity to move down once established. Some do not budge from the hand given to them at the start of their careers. Ian Nankervis wore No. 40 at Geelong for 325 games in the 1970s and ’80s. He was a tall rover for the time (183cm) and later was switched, in a bold move, to the back pocket. He captained Geelong, won three best and fairests and shared the leading goalkicking award. Forty is unfortunately in the news at the moment as the word “quarantine” derives from the Italian for 40, being the number of days once required for isolation. Shane Mumford holds the record for No. 41, having played 192 games at Geelong, Sydney (gaining a premiership), and now the Giants (winning a best and fairest) and is still going strong. He will be aiming to smash the 200 mark once the season gets going. The novel The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy provided the solution to the ultimate question: what is the meaning of life? The answer is 42 and for Carlton fans, Robert Walls helped change the Blues’

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TRUE BLUES: Anthony Koutoufides (No. 43) and Robert Walls (below in No. 42) hold their jumper records.

universe wearing that number. A tall and initially rather slender figure, he debuted at 16 and a goal resulted from his first senior kick. His career then went upwards: 218 games, three flags as a player after a long lean period for the club, twice leading goalkicker, captain, and coach of Carlton in the 1987 premiership year. Another Carlton player, Anthony Koutoufides, strode the field with great impact for 278 games wearing 43, his favourite number. A big versatile and athletic player, he won a flag, he was captain and a leading club goalkicker, and won the best and fairest twice. Injuries prevented him reaching the 300-game milestone. Corey Enright of Geelong holds the joint record for games with 44 on the back. It was for a massive 332 appearances, a feat he shares with Justin Madden. But Madden did it at Essendon initially and then Carlton for most of his games, so not quite the one club record-holder. Madden was a 206cm ruckman who gathered a pair of flags and best and fairest awards for the Blues in a long career. Enright was a great modern half-back, winning three premierships and two best

Koutoufides strode the field with great impact

and fairests, both in flag years. He passed Nankervis’ record number of games for his club and played in more wins than any other Geelong footballer (220/332). Another player for the Cats takes the record for No. 45, with 246 games. Three premierships, one as captain, plus a best and fairest, were justly earned by Cameron Ling, who was a tagger as well as an influential midfielder. In Australian sport, 45 is a number of historic importance.

It is the number of runs by which Australia beat England in the first ever cricket test match in 1877 at the MCG, and incredibly, 45 runs was the winning margin in the Centenary Test in 1977 with Australia the victor again at the ’G. Not even David Walsh, professional gambler and creator of MONA in Hobart, could calculate the odds of that happening! A current player holds the record wearing No. 46 and he’s another Cat. Mark Blicavs, with 159 games and two best and fairest awards, playing ruck, defence, and controversially, wing in a final. His fitness and versatility should mean he pushes the record well into 200 games. For young footballers looking for a way into the AFL Record Season Guide by clever guernsey number selection, from here on there is an opportunity, as the totals begin to drop away. Alan Jarrott played 170 games for North Melbourne (just missing selection in the 1977 premiership team), and Melbourne, wearing No. 47, but No. 48 is held by Mal Michael of Collingwood with only 61

appearances (he finished with 238 games in total for his three clubs plus three flags). Brian Cordy reached 124 matches with the Bulldogs wearing No. 49. It would also help if you play for Geelong or Carlton as these clubs feature from 40 to 46 (and Darren Milburn of the Cats just failed to squeeze in, wearing No. 39 for a record 292 games). But the message is clear: as a player, don’t fear the forties.

COOL CAT: Former Geelong star Corey Enright is the joint record-holder for most games in No. 44.

DURABLE: Ian Nankervis holds the record for most games wearing No. 40.

When the Record was the story u The AFL Record, which turned 108 earlier this week, has been part of the game’s fabric since the very first edition was published on April 27, 1912. In that time, the Record has survived two World Wars, the Spanish flu, the Great Depression, an airline strike in 1989 – just when the game was going national – and now COVID-19. But it has never missed a beat and even today, with no games being played, the Record continues to inform and entertain via the digital platforms of SEN and the AFL. The Record has never sought to “sensationalise” the game and is more about celebrating great milestones and anniversaries and providing up-to-date stats and information.

The message is clear ... don’t fear the forties But back in 1958, the Record did inadvertently become a “story” on the game’s biggest day. Leading up to the Melbourne v Collingwood decider (where the Demons were long odds on to win their fourth straight premiership), The Sun-News Pictorial, the predecessor of today’s Herald Sun, published player numbers without permission of the VFL. To protect the integrity of the Record (and the League’s commercial interests, and those of its licensee), the League decreed that players from the Collingwood and Melbourne teams play with different numbers on their backs. Demons captain Ron Barassi was forced to give up his famous No. 31, and wore No. 2. Stand-in Collingwood skipper Murray Weideman – famous for the bruising tactics he and teammate Barry ‘Hooker’ Harrison employed against Barassi – wore No. 1, instead of his normal No. 27. The only player who did not change numbers was Magpies big man Ray Gabelich (No. 13). The reason? He was so big no one could find a large enough replacement jumper!

It was a famous day for the black and whites who not only upset the more fancied Demons, they protected their VFL/AFL record of four successive premierships set back in 1927-30.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 18 (DAY 27)

s a kid growing up in the country the pressure of time certainly did not feel as suffocating as it does in the city. The ticking of a clock was not as important as being somewhere and being fully present. Evenings in winter would be spent at the local football oval, with summer nights at the local cricket ground. The whole thing around isolation has forced me to start to enjoy the simple pleasures again. This morning I walked around to our local bakery and purchased a fresh loaf of bread. A fresh piece of sourdough, toasted with Vegemite, is one of my favourite things. Add a coffee and the Saturday newspaper and life’s pretty good. In the rush of the previous normal, I would often not have breakfast at home. Always rushing out the door to do something, not eating breakfast until I arrived at the club. To sit back and take time to soak in the start of the day is something that I will continue post isolation.

SUNDAY, APRIL 19 (DAY 28) u I have always been a fan of F1 so when they released Drive to Survive I was excited. Candice, not being an F1 fan, did not feel the same way. She became a fan of season one and today we sat down to watch part of season two. The interesting thing about these documentaries is that they follow the people and the emotions involved. Also, the details of the inner workings of each team is on show. It now has increased its fan base by one with Candice becoming an admirer of Toto Wolff (Mercedes Team principal). The AFL should really look at partnering with a production company like this. It is another way to

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bring fans closer to the game and show everyone the inner workings of club land. Coronavirus has shown on so many levels how people can come together and cooperate. Whether that be at a government or at AFL level, things that would usually take months, even years to complete, are taking hours. I think that the industry as a whole will be more open with allowing access. I find when the weather is unfavourable, that is when boredom sets in. Over the past couple of days, irritation levels have started to increase within our household. So, this afternoon I decided to load the fire pit and replace the gas on the BBQ. Sometimes there is nothing like a few hours outside with the fire burning and the dog next to you!

MONDAY, APRIL 20 (DAY 29) u This morning we had a zoom chat with the entire playing list and some key personnel in the football department to discuss the possibilities of a restart. I think everyone is getting the feeling that the season might resume earlier than we first thought. It’s a testament to the way that as a community/country we have been able to slow the spread of COVID-19 and hopefully we will get back to a new and improved normal ASAP. Monday nights is ABC primetime, starting with 7.30 Report , Australian Story, Four Corners, Media Watch and Q&A . Tonight, 7.30 Report was especially interesting. Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was interviewed about his new book, A Bigger Picture. He certainly did not hold back, and it made quite compelling television for 30 minutes. Whether he was trying to increase the sales of his book or not, it motivated me to go and purchase it. If being a lawyer for

some of Australia’s most influential people and PM of Australia was not enough, he has now turned to be a salesman and a successful one if I’m a case in point!

TUESDAY, APRIL 21 (DAY 30) u The NBA is certainly not a passion of mine, but I do enjoy watching the playoffs. I admire many players, their athletic ability and love how America has understood before many countries that sport is pure entertainment. What happens on the court is only so much of the merry-go-round. Embracing individuals’ personalities without the tall poppy syndrome. This gets me to the Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance. Sitting down watching it gives an insight into America’s, if not the world’s, greatest athlete. Someone who many years post his playing career is still the highest paid sportsperson in the world … enter Air Jordan. He played with a mindset of being the best but what I found most interesting was the inner workings of the Chicago Bulls. How the GM put together a championship roster but, with championships comes egos. Ultimately in the end, egos were fighting with each other. I am very much looking forward to the rest of the series!

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 (DAY 31) u I had to do a bit of filming for the club today, channelling my inner Hugh Jackman. It was about connecting with the Hawthorn community and giving them an insight into what our everyday lives currently look like. I hope that fans from all clubs are enjoying the content that media departments are creating. Staying connected to our supporter base at Hawthorn has been priority No. 1 for us as players. For me the reason that playing AFL football is so great is the fans. You all generate so much energy and passion around the game. Without doubt the No. 1 thing about playing AFL football is doing it in front of a full stadium. I hope after social distancing that our stadiums are overflowing with supporters and the AFL is bigger than it has ever been.

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Slow and steady wins THURSDAY, APRIL 23 (DAY 32) u We no longer need an alarm clock in our house. Isla is now at an age where 6am hits and baby talk begins. For me it is nice, as I enjoy rising early and making the most of the morning. Candice not so much! Today was a quiet day – a slow cooker was put on mid-morning and I love walking back into the house around 5pm to smell aroma that has infused the kitchen and living areas. The bonus is come dinner time it’s already done and then it’s pure relaxation. For anyone with a sense of humour who has not seen White Chicks, I highly recommend it. An all-time favourite of my wife’s. There was no sound needed as Candice proceeded to quote the movie from start to finish. Is there anything more annoying?

FRIDAY, APRIL 24 (DAY 33) u Today was the first time since I have been in the AFL system that I have enjoyed just going for a kick. The beauty of being with a mate, trying different kicks and creating small games between each other. It is amazing that when something becomes your job and therefore you are expected do it, the fun and enjoyment can be taken out if it. Previously I would do it because I knew I had to, but this was different. The older we get the less child-like we become. Why should we ever take the joy out of activities, we are all human after all!

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK

Lest we never forget MCG, APRIL 25, 2020

u There was no “house full” sign at

the MCG last Saturday for what would have been the traditional Anzac Day game between Collingwood and Essendon. But the AFL and the RSL still recognised the occasion in a mark of respect and remembrance, with the reciting of the Ode of Remembrance and a lone bugler – John Mansfield – playing the Last Post to an empty MCG. PHOTO: MICHAEL WILLSON/AFL PHOTOS @MICHAELCWILLSON

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GAZ MAN III

GMHBA STADIUM, APRIL 28, 2019

u For more than three decades, the

name ‘Gary’ has been synonymous at Geelong as Cats fans lauded the deeds of Gary Ablett snr and his son Gary jnr. But there was a new Gary on the scene at the Cattery last year and he was on fire early in the season. Former Sydney Swan Gary Rohan injected a liberal

dose of energy into the Cats’ forward line, kicking 20 goals in the first nine games, including a game-high four in Geelong’s big win over West Coast in round six. PHOTO: DYLAN BURNS/AFL PHOTOS @DYLANBURNSPHOTOS

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Uncharted TERRITORY

As he prepares to equal and then establish a momentous milestone, Andrew McLeod talks of his love of the land, his community and the game. By Shane McNally. SPOILS OF VICTORY: McLeod, supported by skipper Mark Bickley, holds the 1998 premiership cup aloft.

hen the smooth-moving, super quick teenager first ran on to the West Lakes turf as a Crow in 1995 via a convoluted trade with Fremantle, Adelaide supporters were hoping Andrew McLeod would develop into an opportunist who might be the difference in a few important matches. Fast forward a couple of years and the young dynamo had graduated from pinch-hitting runner to a man who was the difference between the Crows’ best 21 claiming their first AFL premiership and standing in the MCG’s afternoon shadows watching their St Kilda counterparts hold the Holy Grail aloft. McLeod had arrived not just as a good player and occasional gamebreaker but a bona fide superstar. And this was in just his first 60 games. He had a Norm Smith Medal around his neck and

was about to claim the club champion award, and he’d barely turned 21. The magnitude of such lofty achievements and the attentions of other clubs trying to lure him ought to have put unbearable pressure on the kid from Darwin but he didn’t miss a beat. He turned in a superb and disciplined 1998 season, claimed All-Australian selection and helped Darren Jarman put away a raging-hot North Melbourne en route to the Crows’ second flag. The effort to perform on a bad knee on the biggest stage of the year didn’t go unnoticed and McLeod became only the second player to win successive Norm Smith medals. A decade on, as one of the game’s all-time greats reaches the 300-mark, McLeod is still delivering the magic. He’s anything but an aching 30-something champion, with his bursts off half-back still leaving fans gasping and his delivery something few in the game can match. It’s been a hell of a journey. McLeod went from teenage

prodigy playing for the Darwin Buffaloes to a premiership season with the Port Adelaide Magpies before father Jock encouraged him to move to the big league. What might have been a simple move to Fremantle went wrong when father and son weren’t impressed with the welcome provided by some in the Dockers’ hierarchy. McLeod wasn’t going to play for Fremantle and the Crows were the beneficiaries of one of the club’s great trade wins in a swap for key-position player Chris Groom, who unfortunately never made a name for himself at the highest level. Any doubts about whether the shy kid with the rare talent would fulfil his potential were quickly laid to rest. The 1997 yellow jacket in the wardrobe, presented to the club champion, and the two Norm Smith medals were just the start of an honour roll equalled by few in the history of the game. He’s gone on to win two more club champion awards, been an All-Australian five times, placed in two Brownlow Medal counts, played in three International Rules Series, won a Michael

SMOOTH OPERATOR: With his explosive pace and superb evasive skills, Andrew McLeod is one of the most exciting players to watch in the AFL.

UNCHARTED TERRITORY> Tuck Medal for best player in the Crows’ 2003 pre-season premiership and, in perhaps the crowning glory of a great career, was named All-Australian captain last year. These achievements are not the stuff of accident or half-hearted effort and McLeod knows his upbringing has had a lot to do with the player he has become. Playing Australian Football, rugby league and union, touch football and soccer all year round helped him hone his skills and, mixing it with the bigger bodies of the senior players as a skinny kid in Darwin taught him, through necessity, how to avoid getting hurt. But it was more than that; McLeod had some pretty good people in his corner to guide him. “No doubt the biggest influence has been my dad and my brother Jonathan, by just being dad and brother,” he says. “The old man has always been there to give great advice and help you through life experiences and Jonathan is one of the main reasons I played a lot of sport. I followed him around as a kid and just wanted to be like him. “There was Greg Bruce, who was someone I really looked up to, my first real footy hero growing up. “Michael McLean was a bit like a mentor, someone who really gave a lot of time to me as a young bloke and still does today. He was one of the first guys to leave the Territory and get picked up. “You pinch bits and pieces from different people you admire but, ultimately, you have to style your game to suit yourself.” For all that, McLeod didn’t think he would make a career out of football and it took a bit of prompting from his father to bring out the best in him. More than prompting, in fact, as Jock McLeod drove off, leaving a teary-eyed teenager with the Port Magpies to deal 20

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SALTWATER MAN AT HEART

FEELING GRAND: McLeod shows his delight after winning the Norm Smith Medal in 1997 as the Crows celebrated their first AFL premiership.

EING ONE OF B THE FIRST TWO INDIGENOUS PEOPLE TO DO IT IS PRETTY SPECIAL. with the realities of a professional football career. It was the hardest decision Jock ever made but he knew that if he took his son back to Darwin to collect his things, he would never return. “I didn’t think I was going to make any sort of career out of it but I knew I wanted to play footy so it was probably a good thing that the old man did,” he said. “It made me grow up a bit quicker. But I was lucky, I had a very good family, the Duffields, who looked after me and helped me settle and get through. “They’re a family I’m still very close to. They support Port but they have a soft spot for the Crows and number 23.” For the man who has achieved virtually everything there is to achieve in football, equalling

Gavin Wanganeen’s record of 300 games for an indigenous player holds a pride of place for the 32-year-old, alongside the “special” moment of being named All-Australian captain. “I’m pumped to be reaching the milestone alongside Gav, someone I’ve admired and marvelled at over my career,” he said. “Being one of the first two indigenous people to do it is pretty special. Hopefully it will inspire some young Aboriginal boy in the sticks to want to play AFL footy and be like Gavin Wanganeen and Andrew McLeod and play 300 games. And hopefully someone can go on and beat it. “There are a few things that really stand out and that’s right up there. “So is being named All-Australian captain and being able to lead my country against Ireland and captain the Indigenous All-Stars Team of the Century.” Indigenous honours are of special significance for McLeod, who is committed to putting NATIONAL PRIDE: One of McLeod’s career highlights was leading his country in the International Rules Series in 2005.

t the end of every AFL season, when the opportunity presents to head north to his spiritual home, Andrew McLeod leaves the champion footballer tag behind and becomes the saltwater man again. This is the man in touch with the land and the sea and all it offers, camped under the stars thousands of kilometres from the roar of the packed stadiums. “I’m a saltwater man from the saltwater people,” McLeod explains. “It’s my love of the sea and all things of it. Growing up, I was always out in the bush or fishing and spending time in the water. “I go fishing as much as I can with my brother, getting out with my family. It’s something I really look forward to, going home. “I think it’s important for me to show my kids and teach them about where I come from and a bit about my heritage.” McLeod has a sense of mischief about not disclosing his fishing spots or whether he uses the spears he collects but is firm in his resolve not to give away any secrets. “I can’t tell you, they’re secret spots,” he says with a wry smile. “Just the shores around Darwin and out from Darwin a bit. A lot of the fishing is just done with reels, you have to be careful with spears. “A lot of times I go overnight or for a couple of days and chill out. It’s an opportunity not only to enjoy fishing but it recharges me and helps to get away from the normal-day hassles.” For all his love of the Territory, McLeod and wife Rachael have just built a new house and intend making Adelaide home for their children Connor and Madison – in their immediate future at least. He admits, though, that the call of the Territory is never far away and will keep drawing him north for a couple of days and nights near the water and it will always be home.

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UNCHARTED TERRITORY> something back into the broader Aboriginal communities and grassroots football. He says Adelaide has taken major strides in addressing the needs of its young indigenous

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ANDREW McLEOD BORN August 4, 1976 RECRUITED FROM Darwin/ Port Adelaide Magpies DEBUT Round 6, 1995 v Melbourne, AAMI Stadium HEIGHT 181cm WEIGHT 81kg GAMES 299 GOALS 252 PLAYER HONOURS 2nd Brownlow Medal 2001; 3rd Brownlow Medal 2000; best and fairest 1997, 2001, 2007; Norm Smith Medal 1997, 1998; All-Australian 1998, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2007 (captain); International Rules Series 2001, 2002, 2005 (co-captain); Jim Stynes Medal 2005; AFL Rising Star nominee 1995; premiership sides 1997, 1998; Michael Tuck Medal 2003; pre-season premiership side 2003. BROWNLOW MEDAL career votes 130.

HERE’S ALWAYS T A BURNING AMBITION TO WIN ANOTHER PREMIERSHIP. IT’S WHY WE PLAY FOOTBALL. players but goes well beyond the training track and the clubrooms, with its involvement in a fostership program through the APY Lands. McLeod was bedridden with injury the last time the club went north but will be personally taking the message to the remote Northern Territory communities at the end of the year. “It’s an opportunity to give back to the remote communities we don’t spend a lot of time in,” he said. “With the fostership program, we go into the schools and help the kids with some healthy lifestyle choices. It’s a real relationship with the communities. “There’s still a way to go in regards to cultural awareness and clubs being up to speed with the differences and the things Aboriginal people face but it’s a lot better and something the AFL is trying to do. “The Crows have been very good over the past few years and it’s important for the people in the footy club to see how essential culture is to indigenous people.” McLeod still has a lot of football left and is focused on helping Adelaide reach for another premiership. While champions Mark Ricciuto, Shaun Rehn, Ben Hart and Mark Bickley FAVOURITE NUMBER: Wife Rachael shows support for her husband at the 2006 Brownlow Medal count.

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STILL GOING STRONG: McLeod believes he has a few more seasons left in him.

are gone, he believes the club has the talent, balance and well-drilled determination to beat any side on its day. Despite recent injuries to Brett Burton and Jason Porplyzia, he says the side works on the premise that when one player goes down, another steps up. With players such as Simon Goodwin, Tyson Edwards, Nathan van Berlo, Scott Thompson, Ben Rutten, Nathan Bock, Nathan Bassett and Graham Johncock, there’s plenty of senior talent ready to help the younger players do just that. “There’s always a burning ambition to win another premiership,” he says. “It’s why we play football. It’s nice to be back amongst it and we hold our own destiny.

“We’re very capable but first we’ve got to get there. It’s a team thing. The one thing Neil (Craig) has brought in is the weight of numbers and everybody contributing.” At an age when many have retired or are contemplating it, McLeod is confident of his ability to deliver at the highest level for some time to come. How long? Well, the changing nature of the game forces him to review his career “one year at a time” although, in his defence, the cliché is foisted upon him. Adelaide’s policy of giving over 30s one-year contracts means the champ will play next year but then he’ll have to sit down with the club and work out the numbers for the following season. While he is in this form, the year-by-year pattern should continue for a few seasons yet, but life after football is still something he knows he needs to consider. “I’m not entirely sure where I’m headed, whether I continue my work in the media,” he says. “I don’t think I have the coaching bug.

“I’ve enjoyed working with the indigenous communities, and I’m doing some study, so hopefully I’ve got a few areas covered.” Somewhere over the past 14 years, McLeod has become a journeyman. But unlike the fighters who wear that title, he still has the raw, explosive talent to match the heart and the will to win. And anyone who has watched him one-grab the ball at full tilt, tuck it into his side and leave desperate opponents in his wake as he glides along the AAMI Stadium wing, knows this is more a breathtaking ride than a journey. And it’s far from over. ■ FOOTNOTE McLeod made his AFL debut this time 25 years ago and played his 300th game in round 19, 2008. A knee injury forced his retirement during the 2010 season after playing 340 games (still a club record) and kicking 275 goals. He was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2014. McLeod and wife Rachael partner with the Crows to run the McLeod Centre of Excellence which assists indigenous students with their education and development.

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1966 GRAND FINAL

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It was 37 years ago – in 1966 – when St Kilda won its first and only premiership. Few Grand Finals have been as dramatic as that match against Collingwood, when the young Saints prevailed in a gripping contest by just one point. Bruce Eva relives one of the classic Grand Finals. He spoke with each member of the St Kilda side, as well as its coach, Allan Jeans.

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s the players completed their warm-ups before the 1997 St KildaAdelaide Grand Final, Allan Jeans turned to fellow AFL Life Member Bob Rose in the MCG’s Great Southern Stand and asked: “Who are you barracking for today, Bob?” Without hesitation, Rose replied: “You’ve got no idea how hard I’m barracking for St Kilda, because if they win, they’ll stop showing that bloody 1966 Grand Final”. Jeans and Rose were victor and vanquished respectively, the St Kilda and Collingwood coaches in the game the Magpie legend was referring to. Thirty-seven years have elapsed since the Saints’ maiden – and only – flag, and the passion surrounding September 24, 1966, refuses to dissipate.

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Why? A combination of it being the AFL’s least successful club’s solitary premiership; the most recent, and one of only three, title deciders to be won by the narrowest possible margin; the fact it was Collingwood on the receiving end of the one-point result, and that the match was accompanied by arguably the most famous minutes of Australian television sports commentary is a fair foundation to suggest the 1966 Grand Final will still be as famous in another 37 years as it is today. The fact this ‘event’ occurred almost four decades ago makes putting together the pieces that surround the game itself a little like a jigsaw puzzle. Through the mists of time, our memories play tricks on us, therefore it is hardly surprising the 20 men immortalised in red, white and black history give conflicting accounts of the episode that changed their lives forever.

Interviewing all of them, plus Jeans s and chairman of selectors Des Nisbet, over a two-month period was a fascinating nating exercise. Some players unsuccessfully fought back t back tears as they related what it meant; a couple admitted to still having mixed feelings about the day because of their ir roles. However, the overall feeling was – s – not surprisingly – of an unbreakable bond bond between the playing group. Every Grand Final has many subplots, ots, but but it is doubtful if one has had as many as Stas St Kilda’s attempt in 1966 to end what Sydney Sydney surpassed only last year as the longest t premiership drought in AFL/VFL history.ory. The adage, ‘You have to lose one to know know how to win one’, could have been createdated after the Saints’ 1965-1966 seasons. In ’65 n ’65 the Saints had roared into only their second second Grand Final – and first in 52 years – as hot as hot favourites, but were swept aside by a more more composed Essendon.

Such is the bizarre nature of St Kilda, many rate the official post-match function at the Southern Cross Hotel in 1965 as a better night than the one at McClure’s Restaurant 12 months later after the flag had been claimed. Jeans, who had turned 33 only three days before the 1966 Grand Final but was in his sixth season at the helm, points out that lessons were learnt not just in 1965, but in the narrow first semi-final losses of 1961 and 1963. That nine-point defeat to Footscray in 1961 was the club’s first finals appearance since the 1939 preliminary final and only its 10th final in total. Jeans received the first of several letters from the revered Len Smith, who was then coaching Fitzroy and would later coach Richmond, not long after that loss to the Bulldogs. He offers this information when asked what lessons were learnt by the Grand Final loss of 1965. “I go back further than that. In my first year, I played some unfit players (in the semi against Footscray), and I’ve got a letter from Len Smith,” Jeans said.

Through the mists of time, our memories play tricks on us, therefore it is hardly surprising the 20 men immortalised in red, white and black history give conflicting accounts of the episode that changed their lives forever. “That first one (letter) said analyse yourself. He didn’t say analyse your team, he said analyse yourself. You asked about 1965, well, analyse yourself and make sure you don’t make the same mistakes, because human behaviour is basically governed from two things – learning from past experiences and setting your goals accordingly.” Many things were done differently in ’66 compared with ’65 – no Friday night team meeting and a slightly different bus route to the MCG to appease the superstitious are just two. However, a point rarely highlighted is that there were seven changes from the team that went under to the Bombers to the one that outlasted the Magpies.

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Amazingly, the 1966 Grand Final senior 20 had played a total of only three more games than the 20 that represented the club a year earlier – 1176 games to 1173. Another startling statistic is that in both years, half the side hadn’t yet played 50 senior matches. The ‘ins’ for ’66 were Brian Mynott, Barry Breen, Allan Davis, John Bingley, Jeff Moran, Travis Payze and Kevin Billing. The ‘outs’ included the entire ruck division from ’65 – Carl Ditterich (suspended), Des Kennedy (injured in the second semi) and Ian Rowland (omitted after the preliminary) – plus Kevin Roberts, Ray Cross, Bob Morton and Bruce McMaster-Smith.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Joyous St Kilda players (from left) Kevin Neale, Ian Synman (obscured and still wearing his St Kilda jumper), Darrel Baldock, Bob Murray, John Bingley, Jeff Moran, Verdun Howell, Brian Mynott, Alan Morrow and Daryl Griffiths – all wearing Collingwood jumpers – run the first ever lap of honour by an AFL premiership team. Four young supporters are running with their heroes. If you're one of them, or know one of them, please contact us via email at: brucee@aflpublishing.com.au

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There could have been an eighth change. Inspirational captain Darrel Baldock had spent Grand Final week with his family at Trevenson Park Stud in Maldon, north-west of Melbourne, escaping the spotlight and continuing rehabilitation on the right knee injury he had carried for five weeks. He had tweaked the damaged joint at training on the Thursday night before the game, causing Jeans to curtail what was going to be a light session anyway. To prevent any prying Magpie eyes from becoming aware of the champion’s plight, training finished with Baldock deliberately ‘planted’ in the middle of the group that then ran one final lap of Moorabbin Oval. The skipper was given a pain-killing injection in the rooms, but it wasn’t until the following night, with Baldock at his home in Cheltenham, that he convinced himself he was ready to lead his mates into football’s biggest battle. “After nightfall (on the Friday), I still had this doubt (as to whether I’d get through),” Baldock explained. “I was still kicking my leg around, jogging around in the back yard, then I decided to go for a run through the streets … and the better I got, the faster I went. I got back home, had a good night’s sleep and woke up (on the Saturday) knowing I’d be right.” That wasn’t the only drama at the club’s final training session before the Grand Final. While the main group jogged off to a rousing reception from the several thousand-strong crowd, Jeans kept up to a dozen players (borderline selections and

SHATTERED: The suspended Carl Ditterich tries to comfort St Kilda teammate Daryl Griffiths after Collingwood captain Des Tuddenham had kicked seven goals on him in the 1966 second semi-final.

reserves players) on the track, paired them off and put them through a gruelling 20 minutes of contesting work. A major focus was John Bingley. The hard-as-nails Tasmanian was identified by the match committee as the player to stand star forward Des Tuddenham, after the Collingwood skipper virtually won the second semi-final off his own boot with seven goals on Daryl Griffiths – a performance that had left Griffiths in tears and inconsolable in the rooms after the 10-point loss.

HOW IT UNFOLDED 1st QUARTER 3.00: From a free kick, St Kilda’s Allan Davis roosts the ball to the teeth of goal where Kevin Neale marks behind Collingwood defenders Peter Boyne and Terry Waters. He turns around and kicks a left-foot goal from the goal line. St Kilda 1.0, Collingwood 0.0. 4.36: Saints captain Darrel Baldock receives a free kick for a high tackle and, despite his injured knee, kicks a 50m goal with a torpedo punt from directly in front. StK 2.0, Coll 0.0. 6.25: Wayne Richardson kicks Collingwood’s first score for the match – a behind on the run,

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close to the boundary line, in the forward pocket. StK 2.0, Coll 0.1. 17.27: John Bingley pushes Collingwood captain Des Tuddenham in the side as he kicks, but the ball floats to Ray Gabelich, who marks and kicks truly from 35m. StK 2.1, Coll 1.1. 22.15: Collingwood forward pocket Gary Wallis kicks the Magpies’ second goal – a left-foot snap from 35m on a 45-degree angle after stripping Rodger Head of the ball. St Kilda defender Brian Sierakowski, in attempting to touch the ball on the goal line, appears to accidentally bump goal umpire Steve Stevens, from which the umpire reels forward as

if he’s been shot, and then receives attention from St John’s ambulance staff. StK 2.2, Coll 2.1. 28.40: Ross Smith kicks the Saints’ third consecutive behind – a close miss on the run and from the boundary, 40m out, to end the scoring in the first term. StK 2.5, Coll 2.1. Length of quarter: 30.47

2nd QUARTER 1.20: Daryl Griffiths, after taking a fine pack mark over opponents Lee Adamson and Ian Montgomery, and teammate Davis, kicks truly from 25m on a slight angle. StK 3.5, Coll 2.1

Bingley, brought into the side for the preliminary final against Essendon, had suffered a badly corked thigh just before three-quarter time of that match. “You could have belted it with a sledgehammer and it wouldn’t have hurt – that’s how hard it was,” he recalled. Bingley got through the searching fitness test, but it took its toll. He crept into the toilets as soon as he left the field and vomited as quietly as he could to avoid attention. Payze, who took part in the drill too, also remembers dragging himself off the ground in a physically distressed state. Only one change was made to the side that demolished the Bombers – rover Ian ‘Doggy’ Rowland, after playing in 18 of 20 games that season, was dumped in favour of Kevin Billing. Jeans said Billing “added more versatility because he could play back or forward”, but also noted that the demotion of such a popular clubman as Rowland was “a sad and hard part of it”. To top the night off, many players recounted being offered a sleeping tablet as they left Linton Street that evening, to ensure a good night’s rest was had on the Friday. It was an era when dieticians were as fashionable as low-cut boots, meaning Saturday’s morning fare is practically worth a story itself. Kevin ‘Cowboy’ Neale declared his pre-game feed consisted of “opening the fridge and eating whatever was dead”, compared to the Sustagen drinks fitness fanatic Ross Smith swore by, and had converted a handful of his teammates to.

6.21: Gabelich kicks the Pies’ third major – barely getting ball to boot a metre from goal as Head tackles him. The former Magpie skipper capitalises on a dropped mark by Sierakowski after a high, left-foot snap by Ian Graham. StK 3.5, Coll 3.3. 8.50: Neale kicks his second goal from 40m on a 45-degree angle after a two-grab mark on a long lead to a kick of Alan Morrow’s. StK 4.5, Coll 3.3. 11.35: Barry Breen kicks the first of his four behinds for the afternoon – a set shot from 30m on a slight angle. StK 4.6, Coll 3.3. 15.15: Tuddenham kicks a sensational goal after a great build-up by the Pies. Colin Tully handballs to Peter Patterson, who chips the ball over the advancing

Bingley to his captain who is in the clear. Tuddenham uses a torpedo punt from 45m on a 45-degree angle. StK 4.6, Coll 4.4. 21.15: After an earlier miss by Graham, Doug Searl levels the scores with a snapped behind from 25m, straight in front. StK 4.6, Coll 4.6. 22.05: Collingwood hits the front for the first time after Richardson kicks a freak goal from 15m on the boundary in front of the Northern Stand – it looks like a banana kick, but he is on the ‘wrong side’ for such a right-foot kick to work. StK 4.6, Coll 5.6. 23.55: Neale boots his third goal (40m out, 45-degree angle) to level the scores again after receiving a free kick for holding

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He a year 1176 to well, analyse yourself and make sure appearance anybody gear, aearlier eg gn iy–awas lp siplaying hgames ni sawonly eh1173. ehis cno10th ydobyna awthe tufinal bsilence ,raein y ttotal. uwas bedalmost sih ni edeafening. mag roineyou s don’t make the same mistakes, because senior his year, Another startling statistic both and only itss10th indicated .gninegame faed tin som ladebut saw eis cnthat elisbut ein htwas detacidni hreceived t can’t ni ecnremember athe mrofirst frep any lof aogseveral -yelling eerht aatffoall,” gnimohuman c coming three-goal in half Jeanse“I ”,lloff athe taagside nillehadn’t y yna performance ryet ebmplayed emer t’n50 ac the I“ nuSbehaviour dlareH fo ysetruis oc obasically tohP Photogoverned courtesy of Herald Sun years, .laitnwas iwho f yramore nimilerfrom p preliminary final. senior two things – learning from past lettersHowell from the revered Smith, said. “MatterLen of fact, ematches. rom saw ti ,tcaf fo rettaM“ .dias llewoH SUPER trawetSSAINT: naI naChampion mertnec nocentreman ipmahC :TNIan IASStewart REPUS w tuo krFitzroy oThere w t’nwere acand sivfellas awould D ,ylying adlater siht oT experiences To‘ins’ this why and setting your goals illirb skram The was then likeycoaching ahmorgue. gnfor iday, yl s’66 aDavis llewere f erecan’t wBrian erework hTMynott, .euout grom a ekil marks brilliantly yaR s’dooover wgnCollingwood’s illoC revo yltnaRay rof gnpensively inosanot er econsidering ht emafter ag-erthat pwhat dloloss t was t’nsain w eaccordingly.” h Gabelich he wasn’t coach down, Richmond, long nBreen, i saw told taAllan hwpre-game gnDavis, iredisnJohn othe c yreasoning leBingley, visnep ,nfor wod naiearly rB sain lathe niF Grand dnarG Final eht nias ylrBrian ae hcilebaG Barry evaIhcan’t dluow tahT .sn oitcurtsni eseht Many these instructions. would Moran, things to the front Bulldogs. of us. recollect anyone eTravis noyna Payze tcThat elloceand r t’nKevin achave I .suBilling. fo tnorf Mynott lookswere on. done differently .no skin oo’66 l ttonyM Jeff tliinformation uand b tahdown.” t noitawhen rtsurfasked eht detnevercompared p prevented frustration The ‘outs’ the included the ruck with ’65 – no Friday night team He offers thisup jumping ”.nwentire othat d dnbuilt a pu gnipmuj tuohwere guorlearnt ht Ian regaCooper neethe t ehGrand t nihnever tiFinal w ylidaemeeting ts steadilyfrom the – rCarl Ianand Stewart ehta fslightly o khad cik tthe sdifferent rif first eht dkick abus h trof aroute wthe etS to naI division what lessons by Half-forward will rewithin ven’65 lliw epteenager ooDitterich C naI throughout drawrof-flaH hthe ti“Iw go mihback tfethat l further hcih w dthan na n“The o onre(MCC) tfa ehthe t MCG the left with game, sihtodriving htappease iw drathe wrthe oSaints f ssuperstitious tniaforward S eht gniwith vare ird his ,emag (suspended), loss offorget 1965. that. In instant changed. )CCafternoon M( ehTDes “ .dand eKennedy gnawhich hc tah(injured t tnahim tsniin ehthe t tegrof seunfit irom m terace ews-and rettijust b trusty bitter-sweet Rowland two. However, rarely left erofoot, m daabut l apoint sitaw was ti taublad ,highlighted tomore of tfel ytsurt second my first year, I played attendant openedsome the .door toeplayers the dnasemi) ecar and ememories. ht oIan t roo d eht den(omitted epo tnadnetta eus htagainst mit ytime nam(to worun h wout). onk oI’ve t evgot ol d’I“ is that the preliminary) –r plus Kevin changes famous ethere ht fo for dwere nehis reseven hdeed to ehat t tthe a deother edfrom sihend rothe f of suothe maf after“I’d (in thetold semi Footscray), and itsewas The noise esiolove n ehto T .know )tuo nuhow ot(many em it stimes awRoberts, ti the su dlot tafrom htcame niLen emupoSmith,” tthe tuorace emJeans aand c )nointo sliWthe noroom R( ren–nuteam r afternoon runner Cross, Bruce that wentwho siunder ht tknew ahtto tsrthe first if wBombers ethat nk othis hw to nothe onretfa Ray a letterjust said. – mo(Ron orBob ehWilson) t Morton otni dncame aand ecarout ehttopume eminacthat tsuj ,dezawhich ma saw I“ .stay desuwith m sivme aD ”,emaone g encounter game,” Davis was that outlasted .spewas ek rothe to f dbe eMagpies. yplayed alp eb ofor t sakeeps. w retnuocne McMaster-Smith. it is a sound will em htimused. w yats l“Iliw hciamazed, hw dnuos a si ti eht ohe tnisaid. flesyTo m taoman, g I sem itemoplayer s esuaceb because got myself kThe cik sthen ’tsilladual deMBrownlow wolnworBMedallist’s laud neht ekick hT forever,” every reyasometimes lp yreve ,naIm ao T .diasinto eh ”the ,reverof b d’ethe h ,dfeeling id I emiof t ytheir reve feet tub ,not tib a noitca bouncedmat time orfcentre ,drawrhalf-forward, of-flah ertnecfrom ta decnuob action a tbit, saysethat on tbut eef every rieht fo gniIledid, ef ehhe’d t tahbe t syas eht othe t kcground ab teg ,yas alpthey eht ran fo ttheir uo teG‘ .tuo which a fearsome derrucco ncollision oisilloc eoccurred mosraef a hcihw out. ‘Get touching rieout ht nof ar the yehplay, t sa dget nuoback rg ehto t gthe nihcuot saw talap hwof wothe nk arena ton diwas d I ’.talso sop tanmemory iop ydoolb between didannot eipgaMteenager dna neeBarry rB yrraBreen B regaand neetMagpie neewteb bloody initial yrompoint em a opost. sla ’saI w era know eht fowhat pal lawas itini ”.no gniog defender eht sllaceIan r neMontgomery. erB .yremogtnBreen oM narecalls I rednethe fed going on.” that would never leave them. .meht evael reven dluow taht emag ehwon t fo kthe cik toss tsrif and s’sivhad aD ,yno llacinorI Ironically, clash asdifekitciwas p I“ yesterday: :yadretsey “I saw picked ti fi sa hsalc Baldock on dDavis’s ah dna first ssot kick eht nof owthe kcgame odlaB nehw dnain,ekicking laeN ot to laothe g gnPunt inepRoad o eht end pu tes myself,tup opening hguoff ohtthe dnground a dnuorand g ehtthought, ffo pu flesym setdup hesitation ne the daoR tnuP ehgoal t ot to gniNeale, kcik niand noiwhen tatiseh vif of tsrwhat if eht Channel ni owt tiSeven edam special kcodlaB ‘How I am first 00going 1 hguoto rhget t tegthrough ot gnio100 g ma I woH‘ Baldock with the eaid laiceps made neveSitletwo nnahinC the tahw fo five dia eht htiw .tratman s maeTed rd aWhitten dah stniestimated aS eht ,setwas unim minutes of this?’” ”’?siht fo setunim minutes, comments saw detthe amiSaints tse netthad ihWaddream eT namstart. stnemmoc ’coD‘ eht breeze. yb ’noitarbelec‘ eht ,revewoH However, the ‘celebration’ Montgomery sucof rojamhad a nebeen eb dahmajor yremofocus gtnoM a three-goal .ezeeby rb the laog‘Doc’ -eerht a

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the man in the classic Kevin RETRAUQ ht4 Bartlett mould – bouncing the ball in front 04be .0 fo feilof ebhim sid eas hthe’s ot habout cuM :to tackled erusaelby psidirect d eht dopponent na ,ikswoBoyne. kareiS Ted a dPotter iap si collects hcilebaGhim ,dwhigh orc eashtthe fo free is ylnpaid o mand orf taohsmall s sihmêlée tub ,kram starts.yleStK rab5.6, elgnColl a th5.6. gils a no m51 iop a rof nitakes separacs 26.05: Len.tnThompson 21.7goalsquare lloC ,9.8 KtS strong mark in .the

for the 0.3 seiMagpies, napmoccabut sremisses taW :5his setehshot t mofrom rf kcikdirectly delbbirind front ’shtiffirG only eruss15m erp rout. ednuThe elihbehind w eraugives qslaog his side the .half-time dniheb a lead. rof hgStK uorht 5.6, Coll 5.7. .21.7 lloC ,01.8 KtS Length of quarter: 28.53. llab eht sgnab yelgniB :24.3 morf ,ertnec eht morf drawrof sesa3rd eler pQUARTER at tfed ’shtiffirG hcihw ylurt kcik ot naroM ffeJ regniw 3 morfby nur eht no 0.40: After.m a 0tap-out 7 lloC tap-on ,01.9 Kby tS Thompson and.2a1.clever Richardson, Tuddenham snaps a goal from 25m out, directly in

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niveK cissalc eht ni nam eht riethe ht sSaints eipgaMtheir eht biggest evig ot ,tlead norf front, ec ta detsetnocnu uncontestederattncentre dael tto seggive gib the riehMagpies t stniaS etheir ht evig give 4th QUARTER llab eht gnicnuob – dluom tteltraB .emagStK eht8.9, fo daColl el ts6.8. eggib biggest .7.6 lloC ,7.StK 7 Kt7.7, S .drColl awro6.7. f-flah half-forward. .8.6 lllead oC ,9of .8the KtSgame. .hctam eht fo of the match. eb ot tuMuch oba s’to ehthe sa m ih fo tnoof rf ni .7.6 lloC ,6.5 KtS StK 5.6, Coll 6.7. 0.40: disbelief 12.50: 20.05: After a terrific setuniNot m oeven wt netwo ve tominutes N :05.21 cifirret a retfA :50.02 .enyoB tnenopand po tthe ceridispleasure d yb delkcat Sierakowski, 2.14: :41.2 a sevmark, iecer kSearl, codlaB25m morNeale f ’rettismisses ‘ a sessaim elaeNfrom retfa after ‘sitter’ m52Baldock ,lraeS ,kreceives ram dedanah-eno one-handed eofhtthe sa hcrowd, gih mihGabelich stcelloc is retpaid toP daeT b shtifangle, firG mhooks orf llabdhis nah handball d15m, nihebBreen driht kicks sih skhis cik third neerBbehind ,m51 sih skofrom oh ,elGriffiths gna thgibut ls aisno tuo out onsiatuslight lêmhis llamshot s a dfrom na dionly ap si eerf mark,eébut .lliH ebadly iruaL for yb donly elkcatminor yletaidscore. emmi m54 morffrom noon45m, retfa eht fo of the ,afternoon .immediately erocs ronimtackled a ylno by rof Laurie yldab kHill. cik kick .6.5 lloangle C ,6.5barely KtS .strats 15m on a slight lStK lab e8.9, ht sw orh6.9. t reppiks ’stniaS ehT The Saints’ skipper a gniin ttefront, g retfaafter ,tnorgetting f ni yltcaerid directly .9.6throws lloC ,9the .8 Kball tS Coll scrapes a sekatinnofor spampoint. ohT neL :50.62 dedrawa si dna mih fo tnorf ni tuo out in front of him and is awarded lkcathigh hgihtackle. a rof kcik eerf free kick.efor 27.05: 72 – tohs tefree s s’nkick osdrfor ahcholding iR :50.the StKe8.9, rauqColl slaog7.12. eht ni kram gnorts eht gnidlRichardson’s oh rof kcik eerset f sushot oibu–d a a dubious StK 7.9, Coll 6.7..7.6 lloC ,9.7 KtS – k c i k s ’ h c i l e b a G g n i k r a m r e t f a after sih seWaters ssim tubaccompanies ,seipgaM eht rof tsumarking j morf thGabelich’s giarts skcikkick eH –.nam man. He kicks straight from just 3.05: 14.00: :00of.41 fo nurWallis a skaebreaks rb sillaW a run sedafStK ,tno6.6, rf niColl thgi6.7. arts ,m53 morf from 35m, straight tnorf dribbled ni yltceridkick mofrom rf tohthe s tes .7.6 lloCin,6front, .6 KtSfades .m03 30m. Griffiths’ serocsSt adKilda liK tSscores thgiartsbyevif fiveybstraight htruof ’seiP eht sretsiger dna etal late and registers the Pies’ fourth sevig dnihwhile eb ehTunder .tuo m 51 ylno goalsquare pressure 0.5 yraicbehind. ifeneb eStK ht si8.9, neerColl B :06.11. morf dnihethrough b a hguoarbehind ht gnirefrom ccos soccering .5.00: 11.6 lloBreen C ,9.8isKtthe S .dbeneficiary niheb thgiarts straight KtS .dfor ael aem it-flah eht edis sih through behind. rof desilanep si nosmadA retfa after Adamson is penalised for .erauqgoalsquare. slaog ’seipgaM eht the Magpies’ 30.20: From practically the :02.03 eht too yllafar, citcbut arp his moset rF shot StK 8.10, Coll 7.12. .7.5 lloC ,6.5 tohs tes sih tub ,raf oot gninnur running StK 7.9, Coll 6.8..8.6 lloC ,9.7 KtS tfa ,non osadslight rahciRangle ,topsdrifts emas same .35.82 :retrauq fo htgneL stfirdspot, elgnaRichardson, thgils a no mafter 05 morf fromre50m 3.42: Bingley bangs the ball 15.26: :62.51 htruofNeale sih skkicks cik elhis aeNfourth gnright ieb rofor f kaciminor k eerf score. a gniviecer receiving kick .erocas free ronim a rofor f thbeing gir eht ot to the forward from the centre, from moraf pclever ans toleft-foot of-tfel resnap velc afrom htiw with .StK eka6.7, tsimColl on 6.7. sekam ,daeH yb dleh held by Head, makes no mistake. .7.6 lloCNeale, ,7.6 KtSIan Synman which Griffiths’ (fromearlier, left) the Kevin and s’non eeraBslight .elJoyous gnaangle. thgilsSt a Kilda no m52players 25m Breen’s tsrif eht ,MISSION reilrae sdnoACCOMPLISHED: ceS Seconds first R(obscured ETRdeft AUtotap Qkick dreleases rtruly 3 winger Jeff Moran Moran, Verdun Howell, 6.00: asignificant dliBob K tS sMurray, dninjury ah repofoJohn othe C ngame aBingley, I :00.6 Jeff sfrom ecnujumper), othe b ecentre rtnec ebounces hDarrel t morf kBaldock, cik kickKilda emaIan g eCooper ht fo ystill ruhands jni twearing naSt cifiKilda ngis his St on the run from 30m. :04.0 tuofirst -pat aever retfAlap retswith nom Searl aCollingwood htiwvery daelgroggy eht kcjumpers ab back yreMorrow mofor gtndefenders oMand srednDaryl eMontgomery fed roGriffiths f yldab – occurs, badly yggthe orglead yrevwith lraBrian eaS monster htiwMynott, ,srucco Alan all wearing – runybthe yStK b n9.10, o-pheroes. at Coll revel7.12. c a dna nospmohT yltcsupporters eIan rid Synman’s ,m06 moare rfhip tnurunning p odeprowith t torpedo 60m, retfa ,eand laeNNeale, dnteam. a ,eafter nyoBFour dna young and Boyne, sehctapunt c pihfrom s’naof m nhonour yS directly naI reby tfa an AFL after catches premiership their a spans mahnedduT ,nosdrahciR ahigh. 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toThere his 50-metre could have torpedo been goal an eighth was low-key change. Inspirational – he walked captain away with Darrel hands Baldock on hips hadand spent head Grand bowed.Final Evenweek for that withera hisoffamily few at Trevenson public signs Park of Stud exhilaration, in Maldon, it was north-west an of abnormally Melbourne,subdued escaping reaction the spotlight from the and continuing captain of arehabilitation side that hadonjust thekicked right knee a injury magnificent he hadgoal carried to give for five his weeks. team a He perfect had tweaked openingthe to adamaged Grand Final. joint at training on theToday, Thursday the night Tasmanian beforelegend the game, describes causing the painJeans that shot to curtail through what hiswas injured going knee to be as ahelight kicked, session andanyway. his response is now perfectly To prevent understandable. any prying Magpie eyes from becoming The arm-wrestle aware of the thenchampion’s started in earnest, plight, training and the finished number of with players Baldock whodeliberately used that ‘planted’ term – arm-wrestle in the middle – toofdescribe the group thethat match then without ran being one final prompted lap of Moorabbin was staggering. Oval. The Disposal skipper skills waswere given nothing a pain-killing like they are injection today, but ineven the rooms, allowing butfor it wasn’t that, some untilof the thefollowing brilliant marking night, with – inBaldock particular at his by home Saintsinpair Cheltenham, Brian Sierakowski that he convinced and Cooper, himself and Magpie he was defender ready to Terry leadWaters his mates – the into football’s sheer toughness biggest of battle. the contest and the closeness “After nightfall of the scores (on the is Friday), all that saves I still had the this game doubt as a (as spectacle. to whether I’d get through),” Baldock “You feel explained. quite embarrassed “I was still kicking when you my leg seearound, it, but people jogging don’t around realise in the what back the yard, pressure thenwas I decided like outtothere,” go for Howell a run through said. the“It streets was one … and of the better worst games I got, the of faster Ifootball went. I got you’d back ever home, wish had to see a good on film, night’s but sleep you had and to woke be out up there (on the toSaturday) understand it.” knowing Ian Stewart’s I’d be right.” search for perfection in his football, That wasn’t and tothe beonly the best drama he at could the club’s final possibly training be, led session to incredible before the amounts Grandof Final. nervous While energy the in main the group champion jogged centreman. off to a rousing His dry reception retching pre-game from the and several during the thousand-strong breaks was as commonplace crowd, Jeansaskept hitting up to a dozen teammates players lace-out (borderline with aselections laser-likeand pass.

SHATTERED: The suspended Carl Ditterich tries to comfort St Kilda teammate Daryl Griffiths after Collingwood captain Des Tuddenham had kicked seven goalsthe on him the 1966 semi-final. Payze, 19thinman whosecond was yet to set

foot on the ground in just his third senior game, but who would another reserves players) on theplay track, pairedfour them years he never20saw off andalongside put themStewart, throughsaid a gruelling ‘Stewie’ of look sicker than at half-time that minutes contesting work. day with the Saints by a point. A major focus wastrailing John Bingley. The “The amazing thing is, was onceidentified you vomited hard-as-nails Tasmanian by youmatch felt terrific,” Stewart explained. the committee as the player to“Itstand would only be retching. Itafter happened star forward Desdry Tuddenham, the on the ground askipper hell of avirtually lot of times Collingwood won the (throughout my career), second semi-final off hisand ownsome bootpeople with alwaysgoals thought that I’d been out seven on Daryl Griffiths – athe night before. Morethat thanhad oneleft person has said that performance Griffiths in tears to me, but it had in nothing to doafter withthe it.” and inconsolable the rooms Forty seconds into the third quarter 10-point loss.

Bingley, brought into theJeans side for the St Kilda coach Allan embraces his captain, Darrel Baldock, soon after preliminary final against Essendon, had the final siren. John Bingley suffered a badly corked thigh just before (back to camera) and Kevin three-quarter time of that match. “You Neale share the moment. could have belted it with a sledgehammer and it wouldn’t have hurt – that’s how hard it was,” he recalled. Bingley got through the searching fitness test, but it took its toll. He crept into the toilets as soon as he left the field and vomited as quietly as he could to avoid attention. Payze, who took part in the drill too, also remembers dragging himself off the ground in a physically distressed state. Only one change was made to the side that demolished the Bombers – rover Ian ‘Doggy’ Rowland, after playing in 18 of 20 games that season, was dumped in favour of Kevin Billing. Jeans said Billing “added more versatility because he could play back or forward”, but also noted that the demotion of such a popular clubman as Rowland was captain “a sad and part of it”. Collingwood Deshard Tuddenham – who To top was the night off,amany players Bingley waging personal war against recounted being offered sleeping tabletwith as – put the Magpies sevena points ahead they left Linton that evening, to other ensure his second goal.Street However, their only agoal goodfornight’s rest came was had on last the Friday. the term in the minute. In It meantime, was an era the when dieticians werethree. as the Saints had added fashionable as low-cut boots, meaning St Kilda’s lead at the last change was only Saturday’s fare isthey practically four pointsmorning (a year earlier trailed the worth a story itself. Kevin ‘Cowboy’ NealeAs Bombers by 37 points at the same stage). declared his pre-game consisted of the three-quarter time feed huddle broke up, “opening the fridge and whatever with the exhortations ofeating Jeans that they had was compared the Sustagen halfdead”, an hour to make to heroes of themselves drinks fanatic Ross Smith swore ringingfitness in their ears, full-back Bob Murray by, and had converted a handful declared to anyone within earshotofthat he his teammates wasn’t going toto.be feeling the same

. . . HOW IT UNFOLDED

St Kilda kicks its fifth HOW IT UNFOLDED score in a row when Boyne is

4.40: Collingwood vice-captain Trevor Steer is brought on to replace Searl.

5.37:1st Neale’s left-foot snap QUARTER across the body from 25m is 3.00: From a free kick, St Kilda’s only a minor score. Allan Davis roosts the ball to the StK 9.11, Coll 7.12. teeth of goal where Kevin Neale 7.05: behind marks Collingwood Neale takes arguably the defenders Peter Boyne mark of the match – a and hugeTerry grab Waters. turns around in a big He pack – only 25mand outkicks on a a50-degree left-foot goal from line. angle, butthe hisgoal shot St Kilda 1.0, Collingwood doesn’t register a score. 0.0. 4.36: 8.05: Saints captainturn Darrel It’s Cooper’s to miss Baldock a free kick for a narrowly,receives as a clever left-foot high despitethrow-in his snap tackle after aand, boundary injured knee, a 50m goal from 30m on kicks a 60-degree angle with a torpedo from directly brings up only punt a behind. in Coll 0.0. StKfront. 9.12,StK Coll2.0, 7.12. 6.25: 8.45: Wayne kicks FormerRichardson Magpie captain Collingwood’s firstreplaces score forErrol the John Henderson match – a behind on the run, Hutchesson.

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beaten by a bad bounce and Neale to pounces on theline, loose close the boundary in ball, the runs to 30m on StK a 50-degree forward pocket. 2.0, Coll 0.1. angle but misses to the left. 17.27: StK 9.13,John Coll Bingley 7.12. pushes Collingwood captain Des 10.25: Afterinathe freeside against Tuddenham as he Sierakowski holding, kicks, but theforball floats to Ray Tuddenham launches a 45m Gabelich, who marks and kicks torpedo punt from the2.1, boundary truly from 35m. StK Coll 1.1. to the goal line that his teammate 22.15: Collingwood forward Thompson appears to touch pocket Garyball Wallis the before the goeskicks through Magpies’ seconda goal and is signalled goal.– a left-foot snap fromColl 35m8.12. on a 45-degree StK 9.13, angle after stripping Rodger Head 12.30: St Kilda’s man,Brian of the ball. St Kilda 19th defender Travis Payze,inreplaces Davis. Sierakowski, attempting to touch ball on the goal line, 15.20:theLimping, Sierakowski appears to hands accidentally goal leaves the of the bump trainers to umpire Stevemark Stevens, froma take a chest to repel which the umpire reels forward as promising Magpie attack.

16.35: Graham takes a fine mark among three Saints – Synman, Alan Morrow and – and then converts ifCooper he’s been shot, and then splendidly from 35m slight receives attention fromonStaJohn’s angle to reduce to2.1. a ambulance staff.the StKmargin 2.2, Coll point. StK 9.13, Coll 9.12. 28.40: Ross Smith kicks the 18.35: third Smith’s tackle onbehind Saints’ consecutive seesonthe –Henderson a close miss theMagpie’s run and kick travel only three40m or four from the boundary, out, to metres, which Moran on end the scoring in the swoops first term. and kicks to the top of the StK 2.5, Coll 2.1. goalsquare where Neale marks Length of quarter: 30.47 between Boyne and Waters. He calmly slots his fifth goal from 15m, 2nd straight in front. QUARTER StK 10.13, Coll 9.12. 1.20: Daryl Griffiths, after 20.57:a fine Afterpack accepting a pass taking mark over from Henderson, Max Pittand roosts opponents Lee Adamson Ian a 55m torpedoand punt from the Montgomery, teammate boundary linetruly thatfrom sails25m through Davis, kicks on a post high forStK one3.5, of the slight angle. Collgreatest2.1

6.21:last-quarter ever Grand Gabelich kicks theFinal Pies’ goals.major StK 10.13, 10.12. third – barelyColl getting ball to boot a metre from goal as Head 23.30: Tuddenham receives a tackles him. The former Magpie handball from Wallis, but his shot skipper capitalises on a dropped from 35m on a 45-degree angle is mark by Sierakowski after a high, sprayed to the left and barely left-foot snap by Ian Graham. sneaks in for a behind to level the StK 3.5, Coll 3.3. scores. StK 10.13, Coll 10.13. 8.50: Neale kicks his second 24.55: Attempting to take the goal from 40m on a 45-degree lead, Richardson’s running shot angle after a two-grab mark on a from 50m misses everything. long lead to a kick of Alan Morrow’s. StK 4.5, Collthe 3.3.ball 27.00: Cooper drives forward, but it is a miskick. 11.35: Barry Breen kicks the first Potter dives at the ball and of his four behinds for the claims the mark as Breen comes afternoon – a set shot from 30m over the top of him. Field umpire on a slight angle. StK 4.6, Coll 3.3. Crouch calls for a bounce. 15.15: Tuddenham kicks a 27.15: Brian Mynott’s halfsensational goal after a great tackle on Potter forces his build-up by the Pies. Colin Tully handball to bobble. Breen handballs to Peter Patterson, who reaches it on the full at thigh chips the ball over the advancing

Bingley to his captain who is in height and immediately gets ball the clear.from Tuddenham to boot 35-40m uses on a a50torpedo punt from 45mbounces on a degree angle. The ball 45-degree Coll 4.4. two metresangle. from StK goal,4.6, breaks to the right After and goes through forbya 21.15: an earlier miss behind atDoug point Searl post height. Graham, levels the St Kildawith 10.14, Coll 10.13. scores a snapped behind from 25m, front. 27.45: Tedstraight Whitteninscreams, StK 4.6, Coll 4.6. “Slow it down, slow it down”,

on the commentary Mynott 22.05: Collingwoodashits the marksfor at the centre front firsthalf-forward. time after Richardson kicks a freak 28.15: Tuddenham runsgoal on to from 15m boundary a loose ballonatthe half-back afterina front of the Northern Stand – it long kick from Waters, but takes looks like astrides bananabefore kick, but only three kicking he is to on35m the ‘wrong side’Stfor long from goal. Kilda such a right-foot kick takes to work. full-back Bob Murray a StK 4.6, Coll 5.6. two-grab mark with teammates

Sierakowski and Baldock the 23.55: Neale boots his third closest menout, to him. goal (40m 45-degree angle) to level the scores again 28.36: Siren sounds asafter Morrow receiving free kick for holding is about toa mark Murray’s kick.

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way he did the previous year when the final siren sounded. It was possibly the last words any player on the MCG heard for the next 30 minutes, as Ross Smith nominated the noise resounding around the famous stadium during the final quarter as the loudest he has ever experienced – and that includes the 1971 Grand Final, when almost 17,000 more people were jammed in for the Saints’ clash with Hawthorn. Howell concurs, because when runner Wilson delivered him the message late in the term that he was to move on to the ball, he had to ask three or four times for it to be repeated because he couldn’t hear what Wilson was saying. The mindset of the only one of the 40 players not to get a run during the afternoon, St Kilda’s 20th man Kevin Billing, changed markedly as the dramatic final chapter was played out – still in his dressing gown, he didn’t want to get the call to go on with just minutes to play because he knew he was on a hiding to nothing. Goals to winger Moran and Neale (his fifth after a kick forward by Moran) for the Saints had been matched by goals to Tuddenham and key forward Ian Graham for the Magpies. Max Pitt then kicked one of the greatest-ever final-quarter Grand Final goals from the boundary line to bring the Woods back to within a point. “It was a marvellous kick,” his direct opponent Howell said. “I couldn’t believe he made it. It would have to be one of the greatest kicks ever seen on the MCG.” Tuddenham’s behind to level the scores after 23-and-a-half minutes set up the frantic final moments, punctuated by the most famous behind in Australian Football history, which was scored 27 minutes and 15 seconds into the term. Barry Breen kicked it, and this is how it happened: Field umpire Jeff Crouch bounces the ball on St Kilda’s right half-forward flank. Brian Mynott and Trevor Steer both get a hand on the tap and Collingwood’s Ted Potter, facing the boundary line, grabs the ball on the first bounce. Ross Smith tries to tackle Potter, but his momentum takes him past the Magpie, although the ball does bobble out of Potter’s hands. Mynott approaches, and his arm going across

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Potter’s right shoulder helps force the Magpie’s handball into the air. Breen reaches it on the full at thigh height and immediately gets ball to boot from 35-40 metres on a 50-degree angle. It hits the turf only two metres from the goal line between the goal and point posts, bounces high to the right and breaks the line at point post height for a minor score. St Kilda 10.14 (74), Collingwood 10.13 (73). “I just grabbed the ball and thought, ‘I’ve got to kick this’” Breen said. “I had a look at the goal and I was lined up (with the goals). Everything was right in terms of how I should have a shot at goal, but I just didn’t hit it (right). “It wasn’t like you’d kicked the winning point because we didn’t know how long there was to go. We just wanted to keep it down there (in our forward line), but as it turned out it was.” Incredibly, Moran, who was five metres to Breen’s right as he launched his fateful kick, Alan Morrow and Cooper didn’t think it was a behind. “I started running down to the pocket to take the boundary throw-in,” Morrow mused. Griffiths, who was directly behind Breen, and the same distance from him as Moran, said: “We were so lucky Ted Potter handballed the ball out. Had he sat on that ball, maybe we could have been playing the following week (in a replay), and I know

our fellas had just had enough. Physically and mentally they were pretty tired.” Like any great drama, this match still had one last sting in its tail – a Collingwood counter-attack built on yet another fine Waters mark, followed by a booming kick to the Southern Stand half-back flank. The ball sailed over Saint Jim Read and his Magpie opponent Peter Patterson, and bounced into the path of Tuddenham. During my interview with Bingley, the point he stressed more than any was that he wasn’t on the Collingwood skipper when this moment arrived. “He’d gone on to the ball about halfway through the quarter, and I asked Ron Wilson (the runner), ‘Do you want me to follow him on to the ball?’, but no message came back so I just stayed across half-back.” For what it’s worth, Cooper, who was best afield, volunteered that he thought he was meant to be on him. The ball had bounced twice before Tuddenham gathered it – the second time so high that both his feet were off the ground as he took possession – but even with open space in front of him, he took only three strides before kicking to half-forward. With seconds seeming like minutes, Morrow recalls screaming at Smith to chase Tuddenham before he kicked it, and the champion rover was aware that he had to “make an effort, and that by doing that,

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he had to kick it”. Smith was 10 to 15 metres away when ‘Tuddy’ let fly from the defensive side of the wing, and the kick travelled at least 50 metres. Close inspection of the video reveals that no Collingwood player was ever a realistic chance of marking the kick, which in no way detracts from the ‘game-saving’ grab by Bob Murray, or his composure given the circumstances. “I don’t remember thinking, ‘He (Tuddenham) is going to keep running’,” Murray said. “I expected him to kick it for some reason. A lot of people say he should have run a lot further, but to me it didn’t look as though he could run that much further.” As the ball arrived – Murray estimates it was still 35 to 40 metres from the Magpies’ goal – the Saint full-back’s biggest danger of being spoilt was from his own captain, with Baldock coming from his left as another teammate, Sierakowski, started flying from the other side. For the Pies, John Henderson, at the front, was never in a position to mark, and Ray Gabelich arrived too late from the right. As the two-grab mark was completed, and Murray back-pedalled surveying his options, the shadow of Baldock can be seen taking off to the outer half-back flank. “I looked out there and I saw Alan Morrow and Darrel Baldock, (and thought) if ‘Mocha’ (Morrow) drops it, Doc’s going to get it,” Murray explained. “It was just a logical place to kick it because of the personnel that were around. We had it pretty well covered either way, in the air or on the ground.

THE BIG GAME IN NUMBERS ST KILDA 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 24 25 27 31 36

Head, R Mynott, B Smith, R Baldock, D Stewart, I Murray, R Morrow, A Synman, I Sierakowski, B Cooper, I Howell, V Neale, K Davis, A Read, J Billing, K Bingley, J Griffiths, D Breen, B Payze, T Moran, J Rushed/Team Total

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Tuddenham, D Steer, T Gabelich, R Henderson, J Waters, T Graham, I Boyne, P Tully, C Hutchesson, E Hill, L Potter, E Searl, D Patterson, P Richardson, W Montgomery, I Pitt, M Thompson, L Rose, K Adamson, L Wallis, G Rushed/Team Total

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D 8 7 19 17 28 10 17 9 15 23 9 13 8 13 0 11 17 18 1 11

M 1 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 8 7 2 5 1 2 0 1 4 7 1 2

Hbr 2 2 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 4 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0

G 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

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H 3 0 10 1 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 1 6 4 2 5 2

D 20 2 17 4 17 8 3 18 11 14 10 5 17 23 11 18 11 12 14 12

M 2 1 3 0 11 2 1 0 0 3 3 3 3 1 5 7 4 1 2 1

Hbr 4 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 4 1 2 1 0 2 1

G 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1

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FA 15m Tkl Shp HO Clr 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 22 23 1 0 3 0 0 5 1 0 2 0 0 3 2 1 2 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 9 14 4 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 8 1 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2

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In50 Re50 0 1 4 0 4 5 3 1 4 0 0 7 4 1 0 3 0 11 6 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 0 0 3 8 0 8 0 1 0 2 2 11 51 47 In50 Re50 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12 4 0 0 3 7 1 6 0 2 4 1 2 1 0 8 0 4 2 0 4 7 0 4 0 5 0 2 1 1 1 9 58 39

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1 9 6 61 9 G 6R 6A N GD R AFNI N D AFLI N A L THE CHOSEN THE ONES: CHOSEN St ONES: Kilda’sStpremiership Kilda’s premiership side, side, (back row(back from row left)from Jim Read, left) Jim Rodger Read,Head, Rodger Head, Allan Davis, Allan Jeff Davis, Moran, JeffKevin Moran, Billing, Kevin Billing, Ross Smith, Ross (middle Smith,row) (middle Daryl row) Griffiths, Daryl Griffiths, Travis Payze, Travis Bob Payze, Murray, BobBrian Murray, Sierakowski, Brian Sierakowski, Ian Synman, Ian Synman, John Bingley, John Alan Bingley, Morrow, Alan Morrow, Ian Stewart, Ian (front Stewart, row) (front Kevin row) Neale, Kevin Neale, Barry Breen, Barry Verdun Breen,Howell, VerdunAllan Howell, Jeans Allan Jeans (coach), Darrel (coach), Baldock Darrel(captain), Baldock (captain), Brian Mynott, BrianIan Mynott, Cooper. Ian Cooper.

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ST KILDAST KILDA B: R. Head B: R. HeadR. MurrayR. B. Murray Sierakowski B. Sierakowski HB: V. Howell HB: V. Howell I. SynmanI. Synman J. BingleyJ. Bingley C: J. Moran C: J. Moran I. StewartI. Stewart J. Read J. Read HF: I. Cooper HF: I. Cooper D. BaldockD. B. Baldock Breen B. Breen F: A. Morrow F: A. Morrow K. Neale K. A. Neale Davis A. Davis R: B. Mynott R: B. Mynott D. GriffithsD. Griffiths R: R. Smith R: R. Smith Res: T. Payze, Res: K. T. Payze, Billing K. Billing

players were players unaware were unaware of – andof the– debate and the debate “The thing “The I shudder thing I shudder at is thatatI kicked is that Ia kicked a COLLINGWOOD COLLINGWOOD continues continues as to whether as to whether it was Jeans it was or Jeans or B: I. Montgomery drop kick.” drop However, kick.” However, he struckheit struck well, and it well, and B: I. Montgomery P. Boyne P. Boyne T. Waters T. Waters HB: L. HillHB: L. Hill E. Potter E. L. Potter Adamson L. Adamson chairmanchairman of selectors of selectors Des Nisbet Deswho Nisbet waswho was the sirenthe began sirensounding began sounding as Morrow as Morrow was was C: P. Patterson C: P. Patterson C. Tully C. E. Tully Hutchesson E. Hutchesson the accidental the accidental inspiration inspiration behind it.behind it. about toabout complete to complete the mark.the mark. HF: D. Tuddenham HF: D. Tuddenham D. Searl D. M. Searl Pitt M. Pitt The“Go words, on, take “Go on, it around take it and around and “I was praying “I was praying for it,” Stewart for it,” said Stewart of said of The words, F: R. Gabelich F: R. Gabelich I. GrahamI. Graham G. Wallis G. Wallis show them show (thethem crowd) (the–crowd) they’ve– waited they’ve waited hearing the hearing sweetest the sweetest sound for sound a footballer for a footballer R: L. Thompson R: L. Thompson K. Rose K. Rose long enough”, long enough”, were saidwere by one saidofbythe onetwo of the two on the winning on the winning side on Grand side onFinal Grand day. Final day. R: W. Richardson R: W. Richardson men as Baldock came down came from down thefrom dais the dais Centre half-back Centre half-back Ian Synman Ian Synman added: “Itadded: men “It as Baldock Res: T. Steer, Res:J.T.Henderson Steer, J. Henderson silverware. the silverware. While physically While physically and and wasn’t a wasn’t good game. a good I didn’t game.enjoy I didn’t one enjoy one with the with emotionally exhausted, exhausted, the players the didn’t players didn’t minute ofminute it, notof one it, minute, not one and minute, evenand at the even at the emotionally need toldtotwice. be told twice. finish, I think finish,itIwas think relief it was more relief than more than need to be September September 24, 1966,24,MCG 1966, MCG “Whatdon’t people understand don’t understand about about anything.anything. It didn’t sink It didn’t in that sinkwe’d in that wonwe’d – won –“What people ST KILDAST KILDA 2.5 5.6 2.58.9 5.610.14 8.9 (74) 10.14 (74) performance performance is it’s a natural is it’s a phenomenon natural phenomenon nothing sunk nothing in until sunkabout in until a week aboutlater.” a week later.” COLLINGWOOD COLLINGWOOD 2.1 5.7 7.11 10.13 (73) 2.1 5.7 7.11 10.13 (73) to move to in move an undulating in an undulating manner,”manner,” Jeans Jeans For howFor close how theclose match thewas, match was, GOALS – StGOALS Kilda: –Neale St Kilda: 5, Baldock Neale 5,2,Baldock Cooper,2, Cooper, observed.observed. “All you’ve “Allgot you’ve to dogot is hope to do they is hope they Collingwood Collingwood led for only led for nine-and-a-half only nine-and-a-half Tuddenham 3, Griffiths, Moran. Griffiths, Collingwood: Moran. Collingwood: Tuddenham 3, get somewhere get somewhere near their near besttheir (on best the day), (on the day), minutes minutes of the entire of the game, entirethe game, scores thewere scores were 2, Richardson Graham, Gabelich 2,Gabelich Richardson 2, Graham,2,Pitt, Wallis.Pitt, Wallis. and if they anddo, if they you’ve do,got you’ve a chance got aof chance of BEST – St Kilda: level fourlevel times, fourbut times, St Kilda but St never Kilda enjoyed never enjoyed BEST –Cooper, St Kilda: Cooper,Stewart, Griffiths,Breen, Stewart, Breen, Griffiths, Richardson, Sierakowski, Neale. Collingwood: Sierakowski, Neale. Collingwood: Richardson, getting there.” getting there.” a lead greater a leadthan greater 13 than points. 13 points. Waters, Thompson, Tuddenham, Gabelich, Pitt. Waters, Thompson, Tuddenham, Gabelich, Pitt. Thefinally Saints‘got finally there’ ‘got in there’ 1966. in 1966. The Saints Thewere Saints thewere first the sidefirst everside to do ever a to doThe a Saints BEST ON Ian GROUND: BEST ON GROUND: CooperIan (StCooper Kilda) (St Kilda) there Getting a second there atime second hastime so far has so far lap of honour lap of after honour theafter presentation the presentation of the of Getting the UMPIRE: UMPIRE: Jeff CrouchJeff Crouch proven be as to hard be as as the hardfirst. as the first. premiership premiership cup – a fact cup many – a fact ofmany the of the proven to CROWD: 101,655 CROWD: 101,655 SAINTS REMEMBER SAINTS REMEMBER ... PAGE ... 46 PAGE 46

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in the Saints’ pre-match planning, being A tender steak was still an overwhelming known for his love of a physical favourite with the majority of the team. confrontation, having ‘collected’ Baldock The bus trip from Moorabbin was, in a previous encounter at Victoria Park. understandably, a quiet, almost tense affair. Jeans and his match committee, in Payze recalls a message from the Tasmanian No. 1 Eric Rodger HEAD No. 18 Kevin NEALEthe rugged Pie should be kept determining premier of the day, Reece, being read “The thing that sticks in my mind is you hope you don’t make a “The goal that really sparked us and was just fantastic was Jeff away from their injured captain where out, but conversation was minimal. terrible mistake (in such a close game), and I think that goes Moran’s – the first of the last quarter. Off hands and at full pace, possible,goal decided Little changed ineveryone’s the Richmond dressing through mind. You don’t consider playing well, it was a really uplifting for all ofthat us.” his opponent, Allan as long asthe youNorthern did your job.” Davis, should stay out of the play as much rooms underneath Stand. The as practical St Kilda players a boisterous lot in No.weren’t 2 Brian MYNOTT No. 19 Allan DAVISby positioning himself next to the messages point post of his forward pocket. their pre-game build-up, fact, “I was involved ininthe play that ended up with Barry Breen kicking “ A lot of confused (were) taking place when the siren point that won the game. Tedone Potter grabbed a loose ball and I went. You’re elated because wonaway the Grand Less thanyou’ve a week fromFinal, his but 18th vice-captainthe Verdun Howell, who was tackled him. I was lucky to get away with not being called for a high disappointed because you feel like you’ve under-performed and birthday, Davis was the youngest player in of the manytackle, who but didn’t want to talk to that tackle released the ball that ‘Breeny’ picked up.” you haven’t played as well as you believe you can play.” the team. He was playing only his 10th anybody once he was in his playing gear, 3 was Ross SMITH No. 21 Jim READ senior game in his debut year, but was indicated theNo. silence almost deafening. “The disappointing part about it (now) is that in those days we all “I remember I gave my boots and socks to some kid, a supporter, coming off a three-goal performance in the “I can’t remember any yelling at all,” Photo courtesy of Herald Sun changed jumpers, and you see ‘Doc’ receiving the cup in a in the rooms afterwards. Don’t know who the kid was – a St Kilda preliminary final. Howell said.Collingwood “Matter ofjumper. fact, itAtwas more the time you don’t think about it – you just supporter, I hope. He would have been only six or seven.” SUPER SAINT: Champion centreman Ian Stewart see There yourselfwere as St Kilda your supporters are so pleased.” To this day, Davis can’t work out why like a morgue. fellasand lying marks brilliantly over Collingwood’s Ray he wasn’t told pre-game the reasoning for down, pensively was in No.considering 4 Darrelwhat BALDOCK No. 22 Kevin BILLING Gabelich early in the Grand Final as Brian these would have– we front of us. I“Absolute can’t recollect anyone Mynott lookshave on. to relief at the final siren, as much that we didn’t “I didn’t hear the siren,instructions. I heard the roar.That An unreal reaction the following week. A photographer in the rooms asked were dancing round like idiots. in tears, especially in the prevented theI was frustration that built jumping up play andagain down.” me to pour the champagne from the cup over my head, and it stung rooms afterwards, because while I was very happy we’d won, steadily within the teenager throughout Ian Stewart had the first kick of the Half-forward Ian Cooper will never my eyes really badly.” I was very disappointed I hadn’t done anything.” the afternoon and which left him with forget the instant that changed. “The (MCC) game, driving the Saints forward with his No. 5the Ian BINGLEY bitter-sweet memories. trusty left foot, but it was a lad moreNo. 24 John attendant opened doorSTEWART to the race and “I remember going around to ‘Cowboy’s’ (Neale’s) place during the “I didn’t shake his (Tuddenham’s) hand before the game because I “I’d love to know how many times the famous for his deed at the other end of the told us it was time (to run out). The noise week of the Grand Final just to talk about it (the game), probably know he would not have been respecting me at all as a player, and I runner (Ron came tosmall me way in that just came upbecause the race and into I thought if I gotthe theroom ball I’d – direct itafternoon to him. I thinkwho I wasknew trying first that this was at least going to make himWilson) think about me inout some build upwill somestay sort with of rapport might try to do.”to be played for keeps. before the game started Davis . . . we didn’t shake“Ihands about 15 years.” game,” mused. was for amazed, encounter was it is a soundtowhich me about what we because sometimes I got myself into the The then dual Brownlow Medallist’s kick forever,” he said. To a Bob man,MURRAY every player No. 6 No. 25 Daryl GRIFFITHS action a bit, every time I did, he’d bounced centre says that the“I feeling offeeling their drained; feet notI wasn’t jumping remember out of myatskin (on half-forward, from “I swapped jumpers with Kevinbut Rose, and he re-presented it tobe the ground as after the siren). It had been a pretty trying time for us collision occurredclub only last year it toout go into the Heritage Museum. I felt out.for ‘Get of the play, get back to thea which a fearsome touching thethe ground they ran their all, and it wasn’t until we got back into the rooms that I came back little bit guilty because I remember taking his jumper off and bloody point post.’ I did not know what was between teenager Barry Breen and Magpie initial lap ofdown the arena was also a memory to earth and it started to sink in.” putting it down (in the rooms), and that was the last time I saw it.” defender Ian Montgomery. Breen recalls the going on.” that would never leave them. No.the 8 toss Alan BREENDavis’s first kick of the game Ironically, clash as if it was yesterday: “I pickedNo. 27 Barry Baldock won andMORROW had no “I couldn’t see either side really dominating and having a big win, “I can’t remember seeing anybody I knew (on the lap of honour), but set up the opening goal to Neale, and when myself up off the ground and thought, hesitation inbut kicking to the Punt Road end I didn’t think it would come down to a point. In fact, I didn’t the looks on the people’s faces, they were ecstatic and so happy, Baldock made two deal.” in the first five ‘HowitIwent am going to get through 100and that was the with the aidthink of what Channel special– I thought Breeny’s kick hadSeven gone through the other best part of theitwhole side of theWhitten post.” minutes, the Saints had a dream start. minutes of this?’” comments man Ted estimated was However, the ‘celebration’ by the ‘Doc’ Montgomery had been a major focus a three-goal No. breeze. 9 Ian SYNMAN No. 31 Travis PAYZE

. . . HOW IT UNFOLDED “We really should have made more of it (the lap of honour). We just

“People were going delirious as we ran the lap. They were either kids or older they were hanging give people; the Saints their biggest lead over the fence going bananas. 4th QUARTER Thatofwill in my thealways match. stick StK 8.9, Collmind, 6.8. although I was too young to appreciate it at the time.” 0.40: Much to the disbelief of

ran round, reallytostop, we did start great at centre the man in the classic Kevin we didn’tfront, give but the Magpies theirone of the uncontested terrific, because it gave all the fans a Bartlett mould – traditions, bouncing theand ballthat was biggest lead of the game. half-forward. StK 7.7, Coll 6.7. to see in front of him aschance he’s about to bethe cup, StKand 5.6,nobody Coll 6.7.had left.” 20.05: After a terrific 12.50: Not even two minutes tackled by direct opponent Boyne. Sierakowski, and the displeasure 2.14: Baldock receives a after Neale misses a ‘sitter’ from No. one-handed Searl, 25m 13 asBrian SIERAKOWSKI 36 Jeffmark, MORAN Ted Potter collectsNo. him high the of the crowd, Gabelich is paid a handball from Griffiths but is 15m, Breen kicks his third behind out on a slight angle, hooks his free is paid and a“The smallscenes mêlée on that day will never be forgotten, and I think are the certainly fantastic, but score. the true implications of what it meant “It was mark, but his shot from only to immediately tackled by Laurie Hill. of the afternoon from 45m, kick badly for only a minor starts. StK 5.6, Coll 5.6. scenes the MCG has witnessed. To hear the crowd singing ‘Oh 15mand on ayour slight barely– in terms of the club, yourself, your family lifeangle in general greatest The Saints’ skipper throws the ball directly in front, after getting a you StK 8.9, Coll 6.9. scrapes for ayou point. well, it’s like lots of important things in life, it’s notinuntil have a When The Saints weand raniswith the cup –free it was 26.05: Len Thompson takes a Go Marching out in frontIn’ of as him awarded kick for a high tackle. 27.05: Richardson’s shot StK 8.9, 7.12. of them.” chance to reflect on themset that you– appreciate theColl enormity something you see inaEnglish finals, but verythe rarely StK at the strong mark in the goalsquare dubioussoccer free kick for holding 7.9,MCG.” Coll 6.7. after marking Gabelich’s kick – for the Magpies, but misses his man. He kicks straight from just 3.05: Waters accompanies 14.00: Wallis breaks a run of from 35m, straightJEANS in front, fades No.in15 Coach Allan set shot from directly frontIan COOPER 30m. StK 6.6, Coll 6.7. Griffiths’ dribbled kick from the five straight St Kilda scores by late and registers the Pies’ fourth only 15m out. The “They are moments of exhilaration because you’vewhile achieved “Inbehind the lastgives quarter I didn’t think we’d lose. They had a lot of players goalsquare underit,pressure 5.00: Breen is the beneficiary soccering through a behind from straight behind. StK 8.9, Coll 6.11. his side the half-time that’s what goes through you (after thethrough final siren), then you’ve down,lead. andStK even though they levelled the scores, I was sure they for a but behind. after Adamson is penalised for the Magpies’ goalsquare. 5.6, Coll 5.7. were going to get beaten when ‘Cowboy’ took that mark and the 30.20: got to quickly pullpractically yourself back you’ve From the into gear StKbecause 8.10, Coll 7.12. got so running too far, but his set shot StK 7.9, Coll 6.8. same spot, Richardson, after many responsibilities.” defenders dropped heads. I thought, Length of quarter:Collingwood 28.53. from 50m ontheir a slight angle drifts ‘They’re stuffed’.” 3.42: Bingley bangs the ball 15.26: Neale kicks his fourth receiving a free kick for being to the right for a minor score. forward from the centre, from No. 16 Verdun HOWELL Chairman of selectors Des NISBET with a clever left-foot snap from held by Head, makes no mistake. StK 6.7, Coll 6.7. which Griffiths’ deft tap releases on a slight angle. Breen’s “It was Seconds the first 3rd QUARTER “It was a strange feeling – 100,000 people there and you25m didn’t a veryearlier, emotional time and the players were totallyto kick truly winger Jeff Moran 6.00:barracking Ian Cooperfor hands kickbecause from the centre bounces significant of the game know whether they were you St or Kilda against you exhausted, butinjury I remember (then Richmond coach) Tom30m. Hafey on the run from 0.40: After a tap-out by back the lead itwith monster badly for defenders Montgomery coming occurs, very groggy it was just one continuous roar; justa didn’t seem to stop.” intowith theSearl rooms after the game, StK and9.10, ‘Jeansie’ Coll and 7.12.I talking to Thompson and a clever tap-on by torpedo punt from 60m, directly and Boyne, and Neale, after after Ian Synman’s hip catches Tom, and Allan telling him that they (flags) are really hard to win.” Richardson, Tuddenham snaps a in front. He had marked an Ian gaining possession but almost him high. StK 8.9, Coll 7.11. goal from 25m out, directly in Stewart kick overhead and slipping over, evades Waters to Length of quarter: 31.15

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SCOTT PENDLEBURY NUMBERS TELL THE STORY u At a stage in his illustrious career when he

would have been forgiven for dropping his output, the Collingwood skipper reasserted himself as one of the greats of the modern game in 2019. Quite simply, the numbers tell the story. There is the raw data that shows Pendlebury earned his first All-Australian selection in five years and his sixth overall. The visionary midfielder finished runner-up in the Magpies’ best and fairest – his 11th top-three placing, a competition-high and equal-fourth of all-time alongside legends Leigh Matthews (Hawthorn) and John Nicholls (Carlton). Then came the ‘grunt’ statistics – he averaged 27 possessions (10 contested), four clearances and five tackles, led the club in inside 50s (112, sixth-best in the AFL), was second in possessions and tackles. He also passed 300 games and claimed the club record for the most career votes in the Brownlow Medal. Pendlebury has now polled 194 Brownlow votes. Of current players, only Gary Ablett (261), Patrick Dangerfield (209) and Joel Selwood (198) have polled more. According to Champion Data, Pendlebury also racked up 1112 pressure points from 497 pressure acts last year. Champion Data introduced its pressure point system in 2011 as a way of measuring defensive intent beyond just tackles, spoils and smothers. Points are awarded for corralling (1.2), chasing (1.5), closing (2.75) and physical pressure (3.75).

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TOTAL PRESSURE POINTS 1112 TOTAL PRESSURE ACTS TOTAL TACKLES

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SOUNDS OF SILENCE: There will be no roar when the premiership cup is held aloft later this year.

E TALK H T G N I TALK

Year of the fairest flag All teams on a level playing field when footy returns.

he 2020 AFL season will have an asterisk, all right. But contrary to what many have prophesied, that asterisk will carry the footnote that this was among the fairest seasons in history. League chief Gillon McLachlan’s announcement in March that COVID-19 had reduced this season to a 17-round competition, with every team playing each other once, provides a shot of clarity in a time of massive uncertainty. This looms as the fairest season – rid of compromised fixturing – for as long as just about anyone can remember. Those yearning for an equitable draw can finally rejoice. Contrary to the belief in some circles that this year’s premier will always have a question mark around them, they will actually provide an emphatic answer. It will be the fairest flag. Sure, the unprecedented nature of this year will also include potentially radical scheduling and most likely accommodation arrangements that players, coaches and officials have never experienced before. But does that mean we dismiss the legitimacy of the eventual

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premier? Do we look upon the premiers during the Great Depression in that vein? Or those who triumphed during the war years? Or those who saluted when the salary cap was introduced? Or when clubs were added into the competition and byes created? Surely, once the terms are set for the season you live by them. Every club will resume its campaign with the same information and one will emerge as the best. “I’ve heard the asterisk label bandied around and it is a different season, a different time, but we’ll be happy to have an asterisk next to our name,” Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley said. Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew told SEN that whatever side got its hands on the cup this season should receive more praise rather than less. “It might have an asterisk for a good reason because this is going to be a challenging one and how players and staff and

It’s going to be harder SUNS COACH STUART DEW

football clubs are handling, not just how we come back but this period now, if you win the flag this year you’ve certainly earned it,” Dew said. “So it would be no less (difficult), that’s for sure. It’s going to be harder. It’s just going to look so different and it will be one everyone can look back and reflect upon and I guess there’s going to be a lot of lessons learned too.” Obviously, the great shame will be that this most deserving of teams won’t get their true moment in the sun. The 2020 premiership cup, wherever and whenever it is held aloft, won’t precede that spine-tingling roar. It will be thrust into the air in front of empty stands and with the backdrop of an eerie echo. It generates an ugly visual to a normally magical moment, but that shouldn’t make the hard work to get there any less admired.

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LEADING THE WAY: Mark Ricciuto inspired the Crows to a famous win over Port Adelaide this time 20 years ago.

STARS

HOWARD KOTTON takes his weekly look at the best players to wear each jumper number.

OF ROUND 7 (SINCE 2000)

1. MARK RICCIUTO

u Back in the early 2000s, the

2. TEAM EFFORT(S)

FREMANTLE v COLLINGWOOD, 2005 HAWTHORN v ST KILDA, 2014 SYDNEY v RICHMOND, 2006 u In 2005, the Dockers well and

truly put Collingwood to the sword. They opened up with a nine-goal first term before duly slamming on another 19 to come away with a 28.12 (180) to 10.8 (68) win over the travelling Magpies. Matthew Pavlich kicked six goals, had 21 touches and picked up three Brownlow Medal votes, Luke McPharlin and Des Headland booted five each while Peter Bell (28 possessions) and Josh Carr (39 touches) both had a day out to also attract votes. The tally of 180 remains the club’s highest score and the 112-point margin their second-highest victory. Another fabulous round seven team performance came in 2014

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GAMES 258 GOALS 228

u It was a happy

ADELAIDE v PORT ADELAIDE, 2000 ‘Roo’ made a habit of striking the fear of god into opposition midfielders and defenders alike. In the first Showdown of 2000 – and just the seventh overall – the Crows legend dragged his side over the line at Football Park. Ricciuto was racking up the footy at will and doing as he pleased whenever he strode forward in his side’s come-from-behind win. The Crows trailed by five goals at half-time and 25 points at the final break before kicking six goals to one in the final term to get up by seven points. They have Ricciuto’s 41 disposals, 11 clearances and four goals to thank for the gritty triumph.

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when Hawthorn had its way with St Kilda. The Hawks piled on 27 goals at the MCG while restricting the Saints to just four majors, crushing them by 145 points. In 2006, the Swans kicked the same score as the Dockers – 28.12 (180) – when they annihilated Richmond by 118 points at Docklands.

3. TOM LYNCH

ADELAIDE v GWS GIANTS, 2013 u Seven years ago, Lynch was

unstoppable when he dined out on the second-year club. What made this dominant display even more significant was that it was only Lynch’s 16th senior game. After struggling to establish himself at St Kilda, the hard-working forward made his way to Adelaide and it didn’t take him too long to prove himself in Crows colours. In the 135-point win at the Sydney Showgrounds, Lynch outscored the Giants with his 10.2, along with 21 disposals and 11 marks. However, it wasn’t enough for best-on-ground honours from the umpires. They gave three Brownlow votes to Patrick Dangerfield for his 28 touches and four goals.

4. JONATHAN BROWN

BRISBANE v HAWTHORN, 2006 u The former Brisbane star

has figured a few times in this column. That’s because he loved

big performances! The Lions weren’t quite the force they had previously been when they entered round seven of 2006 with a 1-5 record opposed to the Hawks who were 4-2. ‘Browny’ stood tall at Carrara, leading his team to a comprehensive 40-point victory courtesy of eight goals, 25 possessions and 16 marks. He was far and away the best player on the ground.

5. AARON NAUGHTON

WESTERN BULLDOGS v RICHMOND, 2019

u A more recent star showing

came via the promising Western Bulldogs youngster just 12 months ago. Naughton was only one shy of Wayne Carey’s record of 10 contested marks when he simply manhandled Richmond’s defence at Marvel Stadium. He finished with 14 marks, five goals (it could easily have been seven or eight) and his first lot of maximum Brownlow votes in his side’s 47-point win. The Tigers would go on to win the flag which lends further substance to the stunning aerial display. ANDREW SLEVISON

homecoming for South Australian-born John Platten in this round 26 years ago. In front of 44,403 fans at Football Park, Platten played one of his greatest games for Hawthorn. The Hawk in No. 44 with the long, curly hair gathered 37 disposals and kicked a career-high six goals as his team thrashed the Crows by 97 points. Nicknamed ‘Rat’, Platten was renowned as one of the best rovers in the 1980s and ’90s. He played 113 games and kicked 262 goals with SANFL club Central District between 1981-85 before joining Hawthorn in 1986. Platten, 57, is one of three players to win the Magarey and Brownlow Medals – the others are Malcolm Blight and Nathan Buckley. At Hawthorn, he was a four-time premiership player and won the club best and fairest twice. The six-time All-Australian is a member of the Australian Football and South Australian Halls of Fame and the Hawthorn Team of the Century.

Other famous number 44s GMS Corey Enright (Geel)

GLS

332

Justin Madden (Ess, Carl) 332

Richard Osborne (Fitz, Syd, WB, Coll)

283

574

Nigel Lappin (BL)

279

174

Stephen Milne (St K)

275

574

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ONE DAY IN SEPTEMBER: Most Grand Finals are usually played on the last Saturday in September, as was the case in 2019.

CAN YOU ASSIST? u The AFL is seeking information on the following

former players: Ron Bickley (Fitz 1949-51), Ron Simpson (Fitz 1949-53), Charlie King (Geel 1949), Ernie ‘Irish’ O’Rourke (Melb/NM 1945-49), Ern Rowarth (Melb 1945-47), Alan McGowan (Melb 1948-50), Jack Sheedy (SM 1944), Keith Jenkinson (SM 1947), Ken Scott (Foots 1946-47), Jack ‘Maccy’ Hill (Coll 1950), Fred Buttsworth (Ess 1945), Fred Payne (Ess 1949-53) and Llew Owens (Fitz/SM 1947; 1951). u If you have knowledge of any of these players,

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Latest Start Dates For Each Round 1897-2019 Rnd

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May 14, 1898 August 3, 1903 August 18, 1900

June 4, 1917

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 EF QF SF PF GF

June 9, 1917 June 27, 1931 # June 23, 1917 (3); June 23, 1934 (6) July 1, 1898 July 9, 1898 July 16, 1898 July 23, 1898 August 1, 1925 August 13, 1898 August 22, 1925 August 29, 1925 September 5, 1925 September 12, 1925 September 17, 1921 September 4, 1948 September 1, 1945 # Aug 27, 1989 (1); Aug 27, 1995 (2); Aug 27, 2006 (3) # Sept 3, 1989 (1); Sept 3, 1995 (2); Sept 3, 2006 (3) September 6, 2015 # September 4, 1994 (2); September 4, 2011 (2) September 13, 2015 September 15, 1990 September 30, 1922 September 30, 1972 October 20, 1923

3 3 *9 4 4 4 4 6 4 6 6 6 6 4 6 6 *6 *6 2 *4 1 1 1 1 1

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TOPHER GRACE, VIC LE: There have been a few cases. Matches that have been delayed by more than a month or two, have been due to a world event, railway strike, bad weather etc. The most notable match to have been delayed the longest is the round two, 1903, Geelong v Carlton match at the SCG. Both teams were meant to have played against each other earlier in the season at Corio Oval, but unfortunately, due to a railway strike, the match had to be postponed to later in the season. It wasn’t until August 3 that they would play each other for the points, with the Cats’ skipper Henry Young leading his team to a 10-point victory. The 1923 Grand Final was played on October 20, after being postponed the week before, due to heavy rain and flooding. Essendon’s George Rawle made his debut at the age of 33, making him the oldest debutant in a final. More than a half of his teammates were under 170cm tall. Essendon superstar Greg Stockdale broke the record at the time for most goals kicked in a season with 68. The Bombers ran away with the match by 17 points. In the majority of the early years, the seasons would start later, due to cricket authorities having the right to use the grounds until the end of April. This year will always be remembered as the season that was halted, and there will be new records created in the near future.

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Carlton youngster Liam Stocker is Germanic in origin and seems to have been a nickname for someone who was stubborn or very determined, characteristics desirable in any player, especially the in-and-under midfielder the Blues hope Stocker will become. The old Germanic word stoc meant a hard-to-remove tree trunk and a stocker was one who lived near one or whose job was to remove it. Liam is the first of that surname to play senior football, although there have been players with connected names: e.g., Ron Stockman was a 1954 Bulldogs premiership player and Greg Stockdale a 106-game Bomber in the 1920s.

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Who the was the No. 1 pick in the 2007 NAB AFL Draft? A Trent Cotchin B Jack Watts C Bryce Gibbs D Matthew Kreuzer

What year did Bulldogs ruckman Scott Wynd win the Brownlow Medal? A 1991 B 1992 C 1993 D 1994 ALL-TIME GREAT: What year did Dustin Fletcher play his 400th game?

Former Hawthorn star Jason Dunstall had a day out in this round against Richmond in 1992. How many goals did he kick? A 15 B 16 C 17 D 18

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What penalty did then Bulldog Barry Hall receive for his headlock on North Melbourne’s Scott Thompson in 2010? A $3000 fine B $5000 fine C One-match suspension D Two-match suspension

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Who was the Eagles’ leading goalkicker in their premiership year of 2006? A Andrew Embley B Quinten Lynch C Chris Judd D Brent Staker

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Carlton’s Michael Gibbons won the Liston Trophy (VFL B&F) in what years? A 2016, 2018 B 2017, 2018 C 2015, 2016 D 2016, 2017

How many times has Hawthorn’s Jack Gunston kicked 50 goals or more in a season? A Twice B Three times C Four times D Five times

A Jason Castagna B Lachie Whitfield C Bachar Houli

RED ENERGY TOTAL SPRINTS

A Daniel Rioli B Kane Lambert C Sam Reid

RED ENERGY MAX SPEED Who ran the fastest in the 2019 Richmond v GWS Giants Grand Final? A Matt De Boer B Jason Castagna C Tom Lynch

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What was Collingwood’s losing margin in the 2018 Grand Final? A Two points B Three points C Four points D Five points

What year was Terry Wallace sacked as Richmond coach? A 2008 B 2009 C 2010 D 2011

A DUSTIN MARTIN

B MADISON PRESPAKIS

C NAT FYFE

D JOEL SELWOOD

Which GWS player had 30 disposals in the 2019 Grand Final? A Tim Taranto B Heath Shaw C Nick Haynes D Toby Greene

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LEAGUE LEADERS DISPOSALS

KICKS

Disposing of the ball via a handball or kick.

HANDBALLS

Disposing of the ball by foot.

PLAYER

MTS AVE EFF %

1 D.Shiel (Ess)

1 35.0 77.1

2 J.Viney (Melb)

1 34.0 70.6

3 P.Cripps (Carl)

PLAYER

STATS PROVIDED BY

Disposing of the ball by hand.

MTS AVE EFF %

PLAYER

1 E.Langdon (Melb)

1 23.0 65.2

2 D.Shiel (Ess)

1 21.0 66.7

1 31.0 64.5

3 J.Polec (NM)

4 E.Langdon (Melb)

1 31.0 71.0

5 L.Parker (Syd)

1 30.0 73.3

MARKS

Catching a kicked ball that has travelled 15m.

MTS AVE EFF %

PLAYER

MTS AVE

1 J.Viney (Melb)

1 20.0 75.0

1 M.Hurley (Ess)

1 11.0

2 P.Cripps (Carl)

1 16.0 75.0

2 J.Howe (Coll)

1 9.0

1 18.0 50.0

3 C.Mayne (Coll)

1 16.0 87.5

3 S.Sidebottom (Coll)

1 9.0

4 L.Shuey (WCE)

1 18.0 33.3

4 N.Fyfe (Frem)

1 16.0 75.0

4 M.Redman (Ess)

1 9.0

5 S.Docherty (Carl)

1 17.0 58.8

5 S.Sidebottom (Coll)

1 15.0 86.7

5 J.Ridley (Ess)

1 9.0 1 9.0

6 A.Gaff (WCE)

1 30.0 86.7

6 N.Haynes (GWS)

1 17.0 58.8

6 M.Murphy (Carl)

1 14.0 71.4

6 N.Haynes (GWS)

7 C.Mayne (Coll)

1 29.0 93.1

7 S.Hurn (WCE)

1 17.0 94.1

7 D.Shiel (Ess)

1 14.0 92.9

7 M.Hibberd (Melb)

1 9.0

8 A.Saad (Ess)

1 28.0 82.1

8 D.Rich (BL)

1 16.0 81.3

8 T.Mitchell (Haw)

1 14.0 92.9

8 T.Barrass (WCE)

1 9.0

9 L.Shuey (WCE)

1 27.0 48.1

9 T.Adams (Coll)

1 16.0 50.0

9 D.Prestia (Rich)

1 14.0 78.6

9 S.Hurn (WCE)

1 9.0

10 L.Neale (BL)

1 26.0 76.9

10 J.Howe (Coll)

1 16.0 81.3

10 J.Steele (StK)

1 14.0 78.6

10 A.Keath (WB)

1 9.0

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

Scoring chains where the player had a disposal, hit-out to advantage, kick-in or knock-on.

PLAYER

AFL PLAYER RATINGS

As seen on AFL.com.au. The most advanced metric of player performance available using data from 2020.

MTS AVE

PLAYER

1 R.Gray (PA)

1 11.0

1 T.Lynch (Adel)

1 23.1

2 J.Martin (Carl)

1 10.0

2 L.Neale (BL)

1 22.1

3 L.Breust (Haw)

1 10.0

3 R.Sloane (Adel)

1 21.4

4 P.Cripps (Carl)

1 9.0

4 C.Wingard (Haw)

5 B.Grundy (Coll)

1 9.0

5 P.Cripps (Carl)

6 B.Ebert (PA)

1 9.0

7 D.Rioli (Rich)

1 9.0

8 L.Ryan (WCE)

CENTRE CLEARANCES

STOPPAGE CLEARANCES

A hit-out that reaches an intended teammate.

The first kick or effective handball in a chain that clears the centre bounce area.

The first kick or effective handball in a chain that clears the ball-up or throw-in area.

MTS AVE

PLAYER

1 T.Goldstein (NM)

1 15.0

2 S.Jacobs (GWS)

1 13.0

3 B.Grundy (Coll)

1 12.0

1 21.1

4 T.Bellchambers (Ess)

1 21.1

5 S.Lycett (PA)

6 J.Kennedy (Syd)

1 20.4

7 L.Breust (Haw)

1 20.2

1 9.0

8 D.Shiel (Ess)

9 E.Hipwood (BL)

1 8.0

10 J.Lyons (BL)

1 8.0

METRES GAINED

Distance gained with the ball by running, kicking or handballing, combining measures towards and away from goal.

PLAYER

MTS AVE

HIT-OUTS TO ADVANTAGE

MTS AVE

PLAYER

MTS AVE

1 P.Cripps (Carl)

1 8.0

1 L.Parker (Syd)

1 7.0

2 T.Adams (Coll)

1 6.0

2 R.Sloane (Adel)

1 6.0

3 D.Shiel (Ess)

1 6.0

3 T.Adams (Coll)

1 6.0

1 11.0

4 L.Neale (BL)

1 5.0

4 T.Mitchell (Haw)

1 6.0

1 11.0

5 P.Dangerfield (Geel)

1 5.0

5 T.Goldstein (NM)

1 6.0

6 D.Fort (Geel)

1 10.0

6 L.Parker (Syd)

1 5.0

6 Z.Jones (StK)

1 6.0

7 J.Ceglar (Haw)

1 10.0

7 N.Naitanui (WCE)

1 5.0

7 J.Kennedy (Syd)

1 6.0

1 20.0

8 S.Naismith (Syd)

1 10.0

8 J.Selwood (Geel)

1 4.0

8 S.Jacobs (GWS)

1 5.0

9 J.Viney (Melb)

1 19.9

9 R.O’Brien (Adel)

1 8.0

9 S.Coniglio (GWS)

1 4.0

9 J.Viney (Melb)

1 5.0

10 H.Perryman (GWS)

1 19.8

10 J.Witts (GCS)

1 7.0

10 M.de Boer (GWS)

1 4.0

10 S.Martin (BL)

1 4.0

CONTESTED MARKS A mark under physical pressure of an opponent or in a pack.

MTS AVE

PLAYER

MTS AVE

1 E.Langdon (Melb)

1 798

1 R.Lobb (Frem)

1 4.0

2 M.Hibberd (Melb)

1 676

2 D.McStay (BL)

1 3.0

3 S.Docherty (Carl)

1 584

3 J.Howe (Coll)

4 D.Prestia (Rich)

1 547

PLAYER

INSIDE 50s

Moving the ball from the midfield into the forward zone. Excludes multiple entries within the same chain of possession.

PLAYER

PRESSURE POINTS

Weighted sum of pressure acts – 3.75 for physical pressure, 2.25 for closing, 1.5 for chasing and 1.2 for corralling.

MTS AVE

PLAYER

MTS AVE

1 M.Hibberd (Melb)

1 9.0

1 J.Kelly (GWS)

2 D.Prestia (Rich)

1 9.0

2 L.Dunstan (StK)

1 3.0

3 E.Langdon (Melb)

1 8.0

4 J.Townsend (Ess)

1 3.0

4 J.Polec (NM)

1 3.0

TACKLES

Using physical contact to prevent an opponent in possession of the ball from getting an effective disposal.

PLAYER

MTS AVE

1 75.3

1 L.Neale (BL)

1 10.0

1 69.2

2 L.Dunstan (StK)

1 9.0

3 L.Neale (BL)

1 68.6

3 A.McGrath (Ess)

1 8.0

4 R.Sloane (Adel)

1 64.2

4 D.Butler (StK)

1 8.0

5 C.Wingard (Haw)

1 538

5 M.Taberner (Frem)

5 C.Rozee (PA)

1 8.0

5 T.Thomas (NM)

1 60.8

5 R.Sloane (Adel)

1 7.0

6 J.Polec (NM)

1 520

6 S.Collins (GCS)

1 3.0

6 P.Cripps (Carl)

1 7.0

6 D.Prestia (Rich)

1 60.8

6 J.Kelly (GWS)

1 7.0

7 O.Florent (Syd)

1 514

7 J.Riewoldt (Rich)

1 3.0

7 L.Shiels (Haw)

1 7.0

7 L.Shiels (Haw)

1 60.6

7 B.Cunnington (NM)

1 7.0

8 J.Short (Rich)

1 512

8 R.Marshall (StK)

1 3.0

8 T.Rockliff (PA)

1 7.0

8 D.Houston (PA)

1 60.5

8 T.Thomas (NM)

1 7.0

9 G.Ablett (Geel)

1 506

9 A.Keath (WB)

1 3.0

9 B.Crouch (Adel)

1 6.0

9 B.Smith (WB)

1 60.2

9 H.Crozier (WB)

1 7.0

10 D.Byrne-Jones (PA)

1 504

10 J.Kelly (Adel)

1 2.0

10 Z.Bailey (BL)

1 6.0

10 B.Cunnington (NM)

1 59.3

10 B.Smith (WB)

1 7.0

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OFFICIAL 2020 TOYOTA AFL

PREMIERSHIP SEASON LADDER AFTER ROUND 1, 2020 P

Gls

For Beh

Pts

Gls

Against Beh Pts

Mtch Home Away Form Scores pts W L D W L D W/L High Low

Av margin W < 7 L < 7 Pls Rnd 1 1st Yr Qtrs 4th W L pts pts used 2019 Players Won Qtrs W

1 Port Adelaide

262.07

- - -

1 0 0

2 Collingwood

252.94

- - -

1 0 0

3 West Coast Eagles

152.94

1 0 0 - - -

- -

1 0

4 Hawthorn

145.16

1 0 0

5 GWS Giants

105

143.84

1 0 0 - - -

105

6 Richmond

105

129.63

1 0 0 - - -

105

7 Essendon

110.53

1 0 0 - - -

8 Sydney Swans

104.23

- - -

1 0 0

9 North Melbourne

103.70

1 0 0 - -

0 1 0

10 St Kilda

96.43

- -

11 Adelaide Crows

95.95

0 1 0 - -

12 Fremantle

90.48

- -

13 Carlton

105

77.14

- -

14 Geelong Cats

105

69.52

- -

0 1 0

15 Brisbane Lions

68.89

- -

0 1 0

16 Melbourne

65.38

- -

0 1 0

17 Western Bulldogs

39.53

0 1 0 - -

18 Gold Coast Suns

38.16

0 1 0 - -

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AFL UMPIRES 2020 1

Chris Donlon

Games 311 Finals 15

Dean Margetts

Games 346 Finals 12

Curtis Deboy

Brendan Hosking

Games 154 Finals 2

Simon Meredith

Games 369 Finals 33

Craig Fleer

Paul Rebeschini

Games 0 Finals 0

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Jeff Dalgleish

Games 211 Finals 6

Andrew Stephens

Games 112 Finals 3

John Howorth

Games 7 Finals 0

Nathan Williamson

Games 70 Finals 2

Games 121 Finals 1

Nick Foot

Games 135 Finals 1

Games 90 Finals 2

Andre Gianfagna

Games 33 Finals 0

Jacob Mollison

Games 239 Finals 2

Leigh Fisher

Games 136 Finals 1

Brett Rosebury

Games 418 Finals 44

Nick Brown

Games 51 Finals 0

Ray Chamberlain

Games 314 Finals 27

Robert Findlay

Games 235 Finals 5

Cameron Dore

Games 13 Finals 0

Brent Wallace

Games 62 Finals 0

Justin Power

Games 15 Finals 0

Matt Stevic

Games 381 Finals 41

Hayden Gavine

Games 52 Finals 0

Alex Whetton

Games 28 Finals 0

David Harris

Games 136 Finals 1

Andrew Heffernan

Games 5 Finals 0

Games 50 Finals 0

Games 110 Finals 1

Mathew Nicholls

Games 354 Finals 27

Jamie Broadbent

Games 1 Finals 0

Shaun Ryan

Games 331 Finals 38

Dan Johanson

Games 1 Finals 0

Eleni Glouftsis

Games 29 Finals 0

ROOKIES: Andrew Adair, Matthew Baigent, Peter Bailes, Tom Bryce, Jordan Fry, Courtney Gibson, Louis Jago, Nicholas Jankovskis, Giles Lewis, Nicholas McGinness, Michael Pell, Luke Porter, Martin Rodger, Leighton Rowe, Gabby Simmonds, James Strybos, Nathan Toner. BOUNDARY: Jordan Andrews, Michael Baker, Michael Barlow, Adam Bastick, Peter Bock, Chris Bull, Ian Burrows, Sean Burton, Adam Coote, Patrick Cran, Damien Cusack, Brett Dalgleish, Chris Delany, Patrick Dineen, Nathan Doig, Chris Esler, Daniel Field-Read, Joshua Furman, Josh Garrett, Christopher Gordon, Patrick Jackson, Matthew Jenkinson, Matthew Konetschka, Drew Kowalski, Mitchell Le Fevre, Tim Lougoon, Ben MacDonald, Damien Main, Michael Marantelli, Josh Mather, Jason Moore, Tim Morrison, Sean Moylan, Lachlan Rayner, Adam Reardon, Michael Saunders, James Scully, Sam Stagg, Nick Swanson, Shane Thiele, Mark Thomson, Matthew Tomkins, David Wood. GOAL: Steven Axon, Jesse Baird, Dylan Benwell, Sally Boud, Matthew Bridges, Peter Challen, Alex Chisholm, Michael Craig, Matthew Dervan, Luke Edwards, Mark Ensbey, Daniel Hoskin, Sam Hunter, Brodie Kenny-Bell, Matt Maclure, Angus McKenzie-Wills, Alistair Meldrum, Steven Piperno, Simon Plumridge, David Rodan, Chelsea Roffey, Brett Rogers, Sam Walsh, Stephen Williams, Daniel Wilson, Adam Wojcik.

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2020 PLAYER PROFILES ADELAIDE CROWS

POCKET PROFILE

Lachlan Murphy Which senior player first took you under their wing: Richard Douglas Do you have any pre-game rituals: Sleep the night before the game Who has had the most influence on your career: Mum and dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Sean Rusling, Alan Didak and Brad Dick Toughest individual opponent: Jeremy McGovern Does your jumper number have any significance: Been No. 4 since I was seven, and was born on the fourth What do you order at the bar: Parma

Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Grow some legs” Teammate most likely to coach: Tom Lynch Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Reilly O’Brien Your funniest teammate: Ben Davis Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Dermott Brereton Do you have any secret party tricks: Can eat a family-sized bag of lollies by myself Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Steven Adams What are three things left on your bucket list: America, meet Steven Adams, Switzerland Do you have a dog: Johnny Murphy, a Staffy

First album you bought: Black Eyed Peas First concert you attended: The Wiggles Something about you we wouldn’t know: I have two middle names Favourite holiday destination: Europe Favourite movie: Grown Ups Favourite TV series: The Office Favourite band or musician: Rufus Favourite carb: Pasta Who inspires you: Mum What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: A hat-trick in cricket What’s your best childhood memory: Winning a basketball championship with the Kayaks

BRISBANE LIONS

POCKET PROFILE

Matt Eagles Which senior player first took you under their wing: ‘Beast Mode’ (Rhys Mathieson) and Ben Keays Who has had the most influence on your career: Mick Malthouse, Gary Buckenara Growing up, who was your favourite player: Ben Cousins Toughest individual opponent: Got side-stepped by ‘Buddy’ Franklin Teammate most likely to coach: Former teammate Luke Hodge Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: ‘Big O’ (Oscar McInerney)

Your funniest teammate: It was Josh Walker, RIP Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Cameron Ling Do you have any secret party tricks: Can do the splits Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: @kookslams A celebrity you can’t stand: Daisy from Survivor – didn’t like the way she played the game At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Bunnings What are three things left on your bucket list: See the orangutans in Borneo, see the Northern Lights, save the planet What do you order at the bar: Heavyweights

First album you bought: Jack Johnson First concert you attended: Slipknot 2015 Something about you we wouldn’t know: Learned Spanish, then forgot it Favourite holiday destination: Boise, Idaho Favourite movie: Anything with Owen Wilson Favourite TV series: Seinfeld Favourite band or musician: Nick Cunningham What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Won a reality TV show (The Recruit) What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Got dacked in front of my high school crush

CARLTON

POCKET PROFILE

Eddie Betts Which senior player first took you under their wing: Cory McGrath Do you have any pre-game rituals: Subway for lunch Who has had the most influence on your career: My wife Growing up, who was your favourite player: Adam Goodes Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Chewy on your boot” Teammate most likely to coach: Marc Murphy Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Eddie Betts lol Your funniest teammate: Zac Fisher

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Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: ‘Tex’ Walker with the mullet Do you have any secret party tricks: You’ve seen them all Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Bleacherreport At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Culture Kings What are three things left on your bucket list: Meet LeBron James, go to Super Bowl, watch NBA finals live Do you have a dog: Golden Retriever (Lulu) and a Beagle (Molly) What do you order at the bar: Espresso martini First album you bought: Alan Jackson First concert you attended: Casey Chambers

Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’m a clean person need everything nice and tidy, and I’m a safe dad Favourite holiday destination: NYC Favourite movie: Moana Favourite TV Series: Paw Patrol Who inspires you: My family What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Being an author What’s your best childhood memory: Growing up with all my cousins, no phones, iPads, computers, just playing outside Who would you like to swap places with for a day: My wife so I can see how hard it is dealing with four crazy kids all day every day

PLAYER

PROFILES

COLLINGWOOD

POCKET PROFILE

Josh Thomas Which senior player first took you under their wing: Scott Pendlebury Growing up who was your favourite player: Chris Judd Teammate most likely to coach: Scott Pendlebury Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Darcy Moore Your funniest teammate: Brayden Maynard Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Chance Bateman A celebrity you can’t stand: Kim Kardashian

At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Nobu What are three things still left on your bucket list: A premiership, own a Tesla, run a sub seven-minute 2km First album you bought: Enema of the State by Blink-182 First concert you attended: Blink-182 Favourite holiday destination: Europe Favourite movie: Don’t watch movies Favourite TV series: Ozark Favourite band or musician: Sticky Fingers Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: McDonald’s

Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No, but I’m OK with it

ESSENDON

POCKET PROFILE

Adam Saad Which senior player first took you under their wing: Michael Hurley Do you have any pre-game rituals: Sharp haircut Who has had the most influence on your career: Family Growing up, who was your favourite player: Bachar Houli Toughest individual opponent: Cyril Rioli Does your jumper number have any significance: Had it through juniors Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: Can’t hear them Who inspires you: Dad

Teammate most likely to coach: David Zaharakis Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: ‘Razzle Dazzle’ (Orazio Fantasia) Your funniest teammate: Me Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Khabib Nurmagomedov At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Cadbury staff store Something about you we wouldn’t know: I eat dessert before dinner Favourite holiday destination: Brunswick Favourite movie: Grease Favourite TV series: Suits First meal after the season has ended: KFC

What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Adam Saad Academy What’s your best childhood memory: Spending time with family Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Khabib Nurmagomedov

FREMANTLE

POCKET PROFILE

Connor Blakely Which senior player first took you under their wing: Matt de Boer Do you have any pre-game rituals: Head to the beach for a swim on the morning of the game Who has had the most influence on your career: Ross Lyon Growing up, who was your favourite player: Chris Judd Toughest individual opponent: Patrick Cripps Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Cut your hair and your beard sucks” Favourite carb: Sweet potatoes

Teammate most likely to coach: Joel Hamling Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Travis Colyer Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Bruce Doull Do you have any secret party tricks: Dance moves Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Kookslams A celebrity you can’t stand: Miley Cyrus At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Boardstore in Dunsborough What are three things left on your bucket list: Surf pipeline, see the Northern Lights, travel to Morocco Favourite movie: A Star is Born

Favourite TV series: Blue Mountain State First album you bought: All The Right Reasons by Nickelback First concert you attended: A Day on the Green (Pete Murray) Something about you we wouldn’t know: Gardening fanatic Favourite holiday destination: Sri Lanka What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Buying my own home What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Crashing my friend’s four-wheeler and then being so fearful of the consequences I hid under my bed for three hours afterwards

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Josh Jenkins Which senior player first took you under their wing: Luke Dahlhaus Do you have any pre-game rituals: Tuna bake Who has had the most influence on your career: My wife Growing up who was your favourite player: Matthew Richardson Toughest individual opponent: Harry Taylor Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: Is swearing funny? Teammate most likely to coach: Mark Blicavs Favourite carb: Mash potato

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Joel Selwood Your funniest teammate: Luke Dahlhaus Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nathan Carroll Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Harness racing people At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Puma, of course Do you have a dog: A.J. – Siberian Husky First concert you attended: Coldplay Something about you we wouldn’t know: Left-handed Favourite holiday destination: Baton Rouge Favourite movie: Equalizer

Favourite TV series: Shooter Favourite band or musician: Platform 64 First meal after the season has ended: Great Northern Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who inspired you: Our daughter Lottie What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Family What’s your best childhood memory: Basketball trips Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Donald Trump

GOLD COAST SUNS

POCKET PROFILE

Jarrod Harbrow Who has had the most influence on your career: 2Pac Growing up who was your favourite player: Andrew McLeod Toughest individual opponent: All of them Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You should have stayed at the Bulldogs” Teammate most likely to coach: Pearce Hanley Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: George HorlinSmith Favourite carb: Bread

Do you have any secret party tricks: Tequila At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Caesars Palace What are three things still left on your bucket list: Rio Carnival, Columbia, Arnhem Land First album you bought: Me Against The World by 2Pac First concert you attended: Janet Jackson Favourite holiday destination: Bora Bora Favourite movie: Above The Rim Favourite TV series: Narcos Favourite band or musician: 2Pac First meal after the season has ended: Fish and chips Coriander – yes or no: Yes

Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No Who inspires you: Like-minded people What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Family What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Falling out of a tree What’s your best childhood memory: Catching horses

GWS GIANTS

POCKET PROFILE

Tim Taranto Which senior player first took you under their wing: Samuel Reid didn’t talk to me for my first six months at the club Who has had the most influence on your career: Lenny Hayes Do you have any pre-game rituals: Eat Noi Due’s Italian and drink watermelon Gatorade Growing up, who was your favourite player: Dylan Buckley – speed, skills, courage ... had it all Toughest individual opponent: Nat Fyfe Favourite carb: Pizza

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Does your jumper number have any significance: It’s always been seven or 14. ‘Lids’ (Brett Deledio) stole seven off me on draft night Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re a good kick” Teammate most likely to coach: Heath Shaw Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Heath Shaw or Stephen Coniglio Your funniest teammate: Tommy Sheridan and Zach Sproule Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Zac Williams’ bleached blonde Do you have any secret party tricks: Club record breath hold Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Dylan Buckley

At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Merc Benz or Saks Fifth Avenue What are three things left on your bucket list: Europe summer, create/ own a brand, live in my own house What do you order at the bar: Red Stripe Favourite holiday destination: LA and Barcelona Favourite movie: Shutter Island, Shawshank Redemption Favourite TV series: Breaking Bad Favourite band or musician: Drake, Zhu, RL Grime, Lane 8, Travis Scott First meal after the season has ended: Maccas or Bettys Burgers Who inspires you: Tommy Sheridan’s undeniable energy

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HAWTHORN

POCKET PROFILE

Liam Shiels Which senior player first took you under their wing: Jarryd Roughead Who has had the most influence on your career: Parents Growing up, who was your favourite player: Damien Monkhorst Toughest individual opponent: Gary Ablett jnr Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re too old” – I was only 20 at the time Teammate most likely to coach: Ricky Henderson Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Isaac Smith

Your funniest teammate: Paul Puopolo Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Ben Stratton Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Brodie Loy At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Bunnings What are three things left on your bucket list: World Cup (soccer), Super Bowl, Masters Do you have a dog: Golden Retriever named Zali What do you order at the bar: Carlton Draught First album you bought: Eminem First concert you attended: Live Favourite holiday destination: New York

Favourite movie: Step Brothers Favourite TV series: Peaky Blinders Favourite carb: Potatoes First meal after the season has ended: Fish and chips Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in fridge – yes or no: No Who inspires you: Lionel Messi What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Cuzzie Performance What’s your best childhood memory: A flag in under-15s Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Tiger Woods

MELBOURNE

POCKET PROFILE

Christian Petracca Which senior player first took you under their wing: Jack Viney Do you have any pre-game rituals: Spaghetti bolognese or a walk Who has had the most influence on your career: My parents and my brothers Growing up, who was your favourite player: Scott Pendlebury Toughest individual opponent: Ben Stratton Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re fat” ... truth hurts First concert you attended: J. Cole

Teammate most likely to coach: Luke Jackson Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Steven May Your funniest teammate: Christian Salem Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: LeagueFits A celebrity you can’t stand: Jake Lever At which store would you like to max out your credit card: 1st Product What are three things left on your bucket list: Super Bowl, Awakenings, meet Allen Iverson What do you order at the bar: Galliano First album you bought: Kendrick Lamar

Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’ve got two brothers Favourite holiday destination: Positano Favourite movie: Law Abiding Citizen Favourite TV series: Suits Favourite band or musician: Kendrick Lamar First meal after the season has ended: Parma Who inspires you: Parents and my brothers What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Uni What’s your best childhood memory: Winning national championships Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Mark Wahlberg

NORTH MELBOURNE

POCKET PROFILE

Luke Davies-Uniacke Which senior player first took you under their wing: ‘Higgo’ (Shaun Higgins) Do you have any pre-game rituals: Touch the pill Who has had the most influence on your career: Gavin Brown Growing up, who was your favourite player: ‘Buddy’ Franklin Toughest individual opponent: Patrick Cripps Teammate most likely to coach: Aiden Bonar Your funniest teammate: Can I say myself? Luke McDonald

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: ‘Cunners’ (Ben Cunnington) Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: ‘Tex’ Walker mullet Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Will Walker What are three things left on your bucket list: Sky dive, win a flag, win lotto Do you have a dog: Coco What do you order at the bar: Red Bull vodka First album you bought: Flo Rida Favourite holiday destination: US Favourite movie: American Sniper Favourite TV series: Animal Kingdom Favourite band or musician: Ziggy Alberts

Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: KFC Who inspires you: Will Walker What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Winning a surfing heat once What’s your best childhood memory: Surfing Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Jeff Bezos

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POCKET PROFILE

Brad Ebert Which senior player first took you under their wing: Tyson Stenglein Do you have any pre-game rituals: Pancakes the morning of the game Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: James Hird Toughest individual opponent: Nat Fyfe Does your jumper number have any significance: My uncle (Russell) wore the same number for the club Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Hi Brett”

Teammate most likely to coach: Hamish Hartlett Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Tom Jonas Your funniest teammate: Jarrod Lienert Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Jasper Pittard Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Chris Buckard At which store would you like to max out your credit card: R.M. Williams What are three things left on your bucket list: Live in Europe, do a wine vintage overseas, snow ski Do you have a dog: Labradoodle called Oscar What do you order at the bar: Beer First album you bought: So Fresh

First concert you attended: Jack Johnson Something about you we wouldn’t know: Run a wine business Favourite holiday destination: London Favourite movie: The Dark Knight Favourite TV series: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Favourite band or musician: Ed Sheeran Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: My two boys What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Singing a solo at primary school assembly

RICHMOND

POCKET PROFILE

Dylan Grimes Which senior player first took you under their wing: Will Thursfield Who has had the most influence on your career: Alex Rance Does your jumper number have any significance: Yes, second-best footballer in my family Teammate most likely to coach: Ex-teammate Shaun Grigg Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jack ‘Business’ Graham Funniest teammate: It used to be Alex Rance – hide and seek champion Favourite carb: Beer

Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nathan Carroll, Liam Baker Do you have any secret party tricks: I’m so pasty I can glow in the dark At which store would you like to max out your credit card: McDonald’s, but nutritionist won’t let me Do you have a dog: Golden Retriever called Gus What do you order at the bar: Mount Macedon Winery pinot noir First album you bought: Chris Isaak First concert you attended: David Grey Favourite holiday destination: Byron Bay or Walhalla Favourite movie: Forrest Gump Favourite TV series: The Simpsons Coriander – yes or no: Yes

Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Favourite band or musician: Arctic Monkeys First meal after the season has ended: Beer

ST KILDA

POCKET PROFILE

Hunter Clark Which senior player first took you under their wing: Jack Lonie Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Ben Cousins Toughest individual opponent: Michael Walters Does your jumper number have any significance: It was given to me by Leigh Montagna Teammate most likely to coach: Jack Mayo Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Oscar Clavarino

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Your funniest teammate: Jack Bell Who has/had the best haircut in AFL history: Ivan Maric Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Zoey Deutch What are three things left on your bucket list: See the world, have a few kids, skinfolds under 50 Do you have a dog: A pug named Milo First album you bought: Lil Wayne First concert you attended: Coldplay Something about you we wouldn’t know: I like music Favourite holiday destination: Byron Bay Favourite movie: Dazed And Confused Favourite TV series: Breaking Bad

Favourite band or musician: Big L Favourite carb: Bread First meal after the season has ended: Parma Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who inspires you: My brother What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Hanging with good friends What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Falling over What’s your best childhood memory: Making cubbies Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Dan Hannebery

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POCKET PROFILE

Ben Ronke Which senior player first took you under their wing: Kieren Jack Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Matthew Lloyd Toughest individual opponent: Dane Rampe Teammate most likely to coach: Colin O’Riordan Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Callum Mills Your funniest teammate: Tom McCartin Favourite carb: Pasta

Who had/has the best haircut in the game’s history: Aliir Aliir Do you have any secret party tricks: Putting something down and never seeing it again At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Venroy Something left on your bucket list: Vegas Do you have a dog: Lee (Labrador) What do you order at the bar: Eye fillet, mushroom sauce, pint of Carlton Draught First album you bought: Black Eyed Peas First concert you attended: J. Cole Something about you we wouldn’t know: Have a pet snake Favourite holiday destination: Europe

Favourite movie: Gladiator Favourite TV series: Love Island (UK) Favourite band or musician: Fleetwood Mac First meal after the season: Indian Coriander – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Living with Ollie Florent for two years What’s your best childhood memory: Holidays in Merimbula Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Lionel Messi

WEST COAST EAGLES

POCKET PROFILE

Tom Cole Which senior player first took you under their wing: Nathan Vardy Do you have any pre-game rituals: Make sure my boots are on Who has had the most influence on your career: Nathan Vardy Growing up, who was your favourite player: ‘Richo’ (Matthew Richardson) Toughest individual opponent: Daniel Venables Teammate most likely to coach: Daniel Venables Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Bailey Williams Favourite carb: Ice cream

Your funniest teammate: Nathan Vardy Who has had the best haircut in AFL history: Dom Sheed’s bald head Do you have any secret party tricks: Duck whistle Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: ChillinIT At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Gucci What are two things left on your bucket list: Gucci bum bag, sky diving Do you have a dog: Dachshund – Rocket What do you order at the bar: Frothy First concert you attended: Eminem Favourite holiday destination: Bali Favourite movie: Benchwarmers

Favourite TV series: The Stranger Favourite band or musician: ChillinIT Who inspires you: Mum What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Learning to tie my shoes What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Soiling my pants at school What’s your best childhood memory: Camping Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Lonzo Ball

WESTERN BULLDOGS

POCKET PROFILE

Cody Weightman Which senior player first took you under their wing: Mitch Wallis Who has had the most influence on your career: My family Growing up, who was your favourite player: Jamie Elliott Toughest individual opponent: TBC Does your jumper number have any significance: One better then Matthew Lloyd’s Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Easton Wood Your funniest teammate: Cal Porter Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: John Platten

Do you have any secret party tricks: Occasional TikTok move Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Dan Bilzerian A celebrity you can’t stand: Kim Jong-Un At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Salvos – great value What are three things left on your bucket list: Debut, sky dive, Canada Do you have a dog: Milzy, a Spoodle First concert you attended: Ed Sheeran Favourite holiday destination: Bali Favourite movie: The Gentlemen Favourite TV series: Sex Education Favourite band or musician: Ziggy Alberts

Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma, veggies, mushroom sauce and a hint of salt Who inspires you: Warwick Capper What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Swimming 3km at four years old What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Sleepwalking and urinating in the washing basket What’s your best childhood memory: Port Douglas school trip Who would you like to swap places with for a day: John John Florence

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Brad Crouch Rory Laird Matt Crouch Rory Sloane Wayne Milera

20 19 18 18 15

KICKS Tom Lynch Rory Laird Brad Crouch Paul Seedsman Wayne Milera

11 11 10 10 10

MARKS Wayne Milera Darcy Fogarty Rory Laird Daniel Talia Reilly O’Brien

5 4 4 3 2

HANDBALLS Rory Sloane Matt Crouch Brad Crouch Rory Atkins Reilly O’Brien

12 11 10 8 8

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Rory Sloane Brad Crouch Rory Atkins Rory Laird Daniel Talia

16 12 8 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Matt Crouch Paul Seedsman Wayne Milera Rory Laird Reilly O’Brien

13 11 11 10 8

INTERCEPT POSS. Rory Laird Daniel Talia Jake Kelly Wayne Milera Rory Atkins

10 7 7 7 4

81/2012 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)/Calder U18

2020

PREVIOUS CLUB

GOALS THIS CLUB

DEBUT ACQUIRED

TOTAL

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST ATKINS Rory

21 186 85 12/7/1994 2015

1 98 98

1 46

BROWN Luke

16 181 81 22/9/1992 2012 TR/2011 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

1 151 151

0 13

BUTTS Jordon

41 198 89 31/12/1999 **** RD/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Murray U18

0 0

CROCKER Ben

20 186 82 19/2/1997 2016 RD/2020 Kew Comets (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Coll

3 0 26

0 21

CROUCH Brad

2 185 85 14/1/1994 2013 GWS TIR Beaufort (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

1 84 84

0 32

CROUCH Matt

5 181 82 21/4/1995 2014 23/2013 Beaufort (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

1 110 110

0 26

DAVIS Ben

40 189 86 19/5/1997 2019 75/2016 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)

DOEDEE Tom

39 188 89 1/3/1997

17/2015 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18

1 0 21

FOGARTY Darcy

32 195 99 25/9/1999 2018

12/2017 Lucindale (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

1 15

1 19

FRAMPTON Billy

22 202 97 20/11/1996 2018 TR/2019 East Fremantle Power (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Port Adel

GALLUCCI Jordan GIBBS Bryce

7 184 77 4/5/1998

2018

2017

15/2016 Lilydale (Vic)/Yarra Valley Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18

6 188 85 15/3/1989 2007 TR/2017 Plympton (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Carlton

10 0 27 27 12

1 266 35

0 19 0 152

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Taylor Walker Tom Lynch Lachlan Murphy Chayce Jones Rory Sloane

2.1 2.0 1.1 1.1 1.1

SCORE ASSISTS Reilly O’Brien Lachlan Murphy Rory Atkins Brad Crouch Matt Crouch

3 2 1 1 1

GOLLANT Lachlan

44 191 70 12/9/2001 **** 48/2019 St Bernard’s (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18

0 0

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

HAMILL Will

17 187 75 17/11/2000 **** 30/2018 Dromana (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

0 0

HARTIGAN Kyle

15 194 101 7/11/1991

2013 RE/2013 Keilor (Vic)/Western U18/Werribee (VFL)

19 0 101 101

HIMMELBERG Elliott

34 200 98 4/6/1998

2018

Rory Sloane Tom Lynch Reilly O’Brien Matt Crouch Lachlan Murphy

JONES Chayce KEAYS Ben

1 181 81 14/1/2000 2019

51/2016 Mt Gravatt (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)

7 0

9/2018 Launceston (Tas)

2 0 30

28 185 87 23/2/1997 2016 RD/2020 Morningside (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)/Brisbane

KELLY Jake

8 190 91 21/1/1995 2015 RD/2014 Mansfield (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 76 76

KNIGHT Riley

3 182 80 27/3/1995 2015 46/2013 South Clare (SA)/St Peter’s College (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL) 15 0 54 54

0 11 0

0 37

LAIRD Rory

29 177 78 29/12/1993 2013 RE/2013 Kenilworth (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)

1 144 144

0 12

LYNCH Tom

27 193 88 15/9/1990 2010 TR/2011 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/St Kilda

1 140 134

2 191 0 60

MACKAY David

14 181 77 25/7/1988 2008 48/2006 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

18 0 220 220

McADAM Shane

23 183 82 28/5/1995 **** TR/2018 Halls Creek (WA)/Scotch Old Collegians (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

0 0

McASEY Fischer

35 196 89 8/3/2001 2020

McHENRY Ned

25 178 75 13/7/2000 ****

16/2018 Barwon Heads (Vic)/Geel College (Vic)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18 0 0

0 0

6/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

McPHERSON Andrew

36 186 86 20/6/1999 **** 40/2017 Port District (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

0 0

MILERA Wayne

30 185 84 14/9/1997 2016

1 61

0 21

MURPHY Lachlan

11/2015 Ingle Farm (SA)/Central District (SANFL)

1 33 33

1 32

O’BRIEN Reilly

43 202 102 20/8/1995 2016 RD/2015 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18

4 175 77 4/12/1998 2018 RE/2019 Diamond Ck (Vic)/Ivanhoe Gram (Vic)/Nthn U18/Adel (SANFL)

1 21

O’CONNOR Ronin

37 190 84 1/2/2001

0 0

**** 42/2019 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

POHOLKE Myles

10 187 85 10/7/1998 2018 44/2016 Sorrento (Vic)/Dandenong U18

2 0

SCHOENBERG Harry

26 181 83 21/2/2001 **** 24/2019 Mintaro-Manoora (SA)Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

0 0

11 190 84 22/1/1992 2012 TR/2015 Rowville (Vic)/Eastern U18/Collingwood

SEEDSMAN Paul SHOLL Lachlan SLOANE Rory SMITH Brodie

38 187 82 7/3/2000

**** 64/2018 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s College (Vic)/Calder U18

9 182 82 17/3/1990 2009 44/2008 Upwey-Tecoma (Vic)/Eastern U18 33 189 87 14/1/1992

2011 14/2010 Henley (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

1 102 53

0 0

0 50 0

1 200 200

1 123

1 168 168

0 57

STENGLE Tyson

18 175 74 19/10/1998 2017 TR/2018 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Richmond

STRACHAN Kieran

45 204 102 5/10/1995

**** RD/2019 South Bendigo (Vic)/Port Melbourne (VFL)

0 0

TALIA Daniel

12 197 99 2/10/1991

2011 13/2009 Greenvale (Vic)/Assumption College (Vic)/Calder U18

TAYLOR Ayce

42 191 84 26/9/2000 **** PSS/2020 Heidelberg (Vic)/Camberwell Grammar (Vic)/Oakl U18/Nthn U18 0 0

1 190 190

WALKER Taylor

13 194 102 25/4/1990 2009 75/2007 North Broken Hill (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18

WILSON Patrick

31 190 90 11/12/1994 2018 RD/2018 Woodville South (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

1 0

WORRELL Josh

24 193 86 11/4/2001

0 0

**** 28/2019 Bentleigh (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 187 187

7 5 4 4 4

OTHER CLEARANCES Rory Sloane Brad Crouch Matt Crouch Paul Seedsman Rory Laird

9 5 3 2 2

TACKLES Rory Sloane Lachlan Murphy Rory Atkins Brad Crouch Paul Seedsman

7 6 5 4 4

INSIDE 50s Brad Crouch Rory Laird Rory Sloane Reilly O’Brien Tom Lynch

6 5 5 3 3

2 428

Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

30.8 (188) v Essendon, round 10, 2006, Football Park

LOWEST SCORE

3.6 (24) v St Kilda, round 18, 2011, Marvel Stadium

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

139 pts v Richmond, round 16, 1993, Football Park

OVERALL RECORD: 672 games – 360 wins, 310 losses, 2 draws GRAND FINALS: 3 PREMIERSHIPS: 2 Head-to-head v

Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

10 games – round 13, 2005 to round 22, 2005

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

9 games – round 19, 1999 to round 5, 2000 L

42 24 18 0 39 20 19 0 43 15 27 1 39 19 20 0 9 6 3 0 39 23 16 0 45 20 25 0 13 13 0 0 12 9 3 0 42 19 23 0 40 25 15 0 44 23 21 0 47 24 23 0 39 25 14 0 44 28 15 1 42 25 17 0 0 0 0 0 48 21 27 0 45 21 24 0

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Adelaide Oval

MCG

73 29 43 1

Marvel Stadium

Gabba

25 13 12 0

31 3

31 18

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

20 13 7 0

Metricon Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

Giants Stadium

Blundstone Arena 2 0 2 0 Optus Stadium

2 0 2 0

TIO Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Mars Stadium

1 0 1 0

TIO Traeger Park

MOST GAMES

Andrew McLeod Tyson Edwards Mark Ricciuto Ben Hart Nigel Smart Simon Goodwin Mark Bickley

(340) (321) (312) (311) (278) (275) (272)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Eddie Betts Scott Thompson Ben Hart Andrew McLeod Chris McDermott Sam Jacobs Tyson Edwards

(100) (99) (98) (97) (95) (93) (90)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

23 Andrew McLeod 26 Mark Bickley 32 Mark Ricciuto 34 Ben Hart 36 Simon Goodwin 52 Shaun Rehn

(340) (272) (312) (311) (275) (167 – Adel & Haw)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Mark Ricciuto Mark Bickley Taylor Walker* Chris McDermott Simon Goodwin

(142) (102) (98) (88) (76)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Neil Craig Gary Ayres Don Pyke Graham Cornes Malcolm Blight Brenton Sanderson Robert Shaw

MOST GOALS

Tony Modra Taylor Walker* Eddie Betts Josh Jenkins Mark Ricciuto Andrew McLeod Scott Welsh Darren Jarman Brett Burton

(166) (107) (93) (89) (74) (69) (44)

FINALS

Tony Modra is Adelaide’s only Coleman medallist, winning the medal in 1997. He also led the AFL goalkicking at the end of the 1993 season after Coleman medallist Gary Ablett didn’t play finals.

36 games – 18 wins, 18 losses

MOST FINALS

Simon Goodwin Andrew McLeod Tyson Edwards Ben Hart Nigel Smart Scott Thompson Mark Ricciuto Graham Johncock Mark Bickley Michael Doughty

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

13 Tony Modra (v Richmond, round 16, 1993, Football Park) 13 Tony Modra (v Carlton, round 1, 1994, Football Park) 11 Scott Hodges (v Geelong, round 23, 1992, Football Park) 10 Tony Modra (v Richmond, round 1, 1993, MCG) 10 Tony Modra (v North Melbourne, round 8, 1993, Football Park) 10 Tom Lynch* (v GWS Giants, round 7, 2013, Giants Stadium)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Andrew McLeod Taylor Walker* Eddie Betts Darren Jarman Scott Welsh Nigel Smart Ken McGregor Brett Burton

BROWNLOW MEDALLIST

Mark Ricciuto (2003 tied)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Malcolm Blight (coach Adel, also N Melb, playing coach N Melb, coach Geel, coach St K) INDUCTEES: Gary Ayres (coach Adel, also Haw, coach Geel), Darren Jarman (also Haw), Mark Bickley, Wayne Carey (also N Melb), Mark Ricciuto, Graham Cornes (coach Adel, also N Melb), Andrew McLeod, Bob Hammond (admin, also Syd coach), Ben Hart, Simon Goodwin (also coach Melb)

(23) (23) (20) (19) (19) (16) (15) (15)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

26.10 (166) v Essendon, 1st EF, 2009

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

5.12 (42) v Sydney, 1QF, 2012

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS

96 points v Essendon, 1st EF, 2009

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST

74 points v Hawthorn, 2nd SF, 2015

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

Andrew McLeod (ruck-rover) 1997: Tony Modra (81)

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

7 Andrew McLeod v Western Bulldogs, 1st PF, 1998

Andrew McLeod (1997, 1998)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Andrew McLeod (2003) Simon Goodwin (2006) Bernie Vince (2012)

Four games (1997)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

Three games (2006-08)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

72 games – 45 wins, 27 losses Premierships 2003, 2012

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

Andrew McLeod (2005) Daniel Talia* (2012)

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST

1991 (25,087), 1992 (38,673), 1993 (40,100), 1994 (40,611), 1995 (41,654), 1996 (42,283), 1997 (41,395), 1998 (41,985), 1999 (42,120), 2000 (42,896), 2001 (42,014), 2002 (46,620), 2003 (47,097), 2004 (45,642), 2005 (43,256), 2006 (50,138), 2007 (50,976), 2008 (48,720), 2009 (46,472), 2010 (45,545), 2011 (44,719), 2012 (45,105), 2013 (46,405), 2014 (54,249) 2015 (52,920), 2016 (54,307), 2017 (56,865), 2018 (64,739), 2019 (64,437)

Malcolm Blight (1997, 1998)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Andrew McLeod (2001)

PREMIERSHIPS

1997, 1998 (440) (428) (310) (296) (292) (275) (270) (264) (264)

(23) (22) (22) (18) (17) (16) (16) (16) (14) (14)

RUNNERS-UP

2017

McCLELLAND TROPHY

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2005, 2017

WOODEN SPOONS

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MARKS Mitch Robinson Alex Witherden Jarryd Lyons Eric Hipwood Harris Andrews

7 7 6 5 4

HANDBALLS Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson Harris Andrews Hugh McCluggage Jarrod Berry

12 10 8 8 8

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Harris Andrews Hugh McCluggage Zac Bailey

16 12 8 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Mitch Robinson Hugh McCluggage Lachie Neale Alex Witherden Eric Hipwood

17 12 11 11 10

INTERCEPT POSS. Harris Andrews Jarryd Lyons Brandon Starcevich Zac Bailey Lachie Neale

13 7 6 5 5

TR/2018 TR/2019 RD/2019 61/2014 55/2018 15/2017 43/2017 17/2016 36/2018 UFA/2019 TR/2017 TR/2014 37/2019 24/2016 RD/2020 UFA/2019 RD/2019 22/2013 RE/2019 14/2015 40/2018 28/2010 RD/2020 DFA/2018 RD/2019 TR/2012 39/2015 TR/2018 3/2016 42/2018 RE/2019 25/2013 TR/2018 54/2017 59/2019 1/2017 7/2008 22/2019 DFA/2014 RD/2020 RD/2020 33/2019 21/2018 18/2017 23/2016 41/2017 TR/2011

Upper Swan (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Western Bulldogs Kelmscott (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Gold Coast Aspley (NEAFL) Aspley (NEAFL) Caulfield (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 Sthrn Dists (NT)/Prince Alfred College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) West Brisbane (Qld)/University of Qld (Qld) Horsham Saints (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Horsham Saints (Vic)/Ballarat Clarendon College (Vic)/GWV U18 Devonport (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Hawthorn Newman Saints (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/Adelaide Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong Morningside (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Halls Creek (WA)/Camperdown (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Paskeville (SA)/P Adel (SANFL)/Yeronga (Qld)/N Ball (VFL) Flinders Park (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Adelaide Caloundra (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Queenscliff (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geelong (Vic)/Geel U18 Mundulla (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) Caloundra (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL) Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) Mulgrave (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 St Peter’s (Vic)/Sandringham U18 St Peter’s (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Adelaide/Gold Coast County Dublin (Ireland) Old Haileybury (Vic)/Sandringham (VFL)/Melbourne Bell Park (Vic)/Geelong U18 Bordertown (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Geelong South Warrnambool (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Wilston Grange (Qld) Montrose (Vic)/Casey (VFL) Vermont (Vic)/Eastern U18 Kybybolite (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Fremantle Noosa (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/West Perth (WAFL) Hillside (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL) Manning (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/Perth (WAFL) Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Tasmania (VFL)/Carlton Newborough (Vic)/Gippsland U18 Mt Gravatt (NEAFL) Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Sacred Heart College (Vic)/Murray U18 Mt Lawley-Inglewood (WA)/Trinity Coll (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) St Joseph’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18 Camberwell (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Broadbeach (Qld)

2020

16 15 15 14 14

30/6/1993 2016 9/10/1997 2016 16/4/1998 2017 11/12/1996 2015 6/8/1999 2019 23/9/1999 2018 29/3/1999 **** 5/2/1998 2017 1/5/2000 **** 28/1/1988 2006 5/7/1994 2014 19/5/1991 2011 31/3/2000 **** 19/8/1997 2017 9/2/1990 2018 28/1/1993 2014 23/2/1999 **** 22/9/1995 2014 26/6/1998 2019 13/9/1997 2016 7/3/2000 **** 26/8/1992 2011 31/5/1998 **** 22/7/1992 2012 15/11/1999 **** 17/11/1986 2008 10/1/1997 2016 22/10/1993 2012 3/3/1998 2017 4/12/2000 **** 10/7/1994 2018 24/6/1995 2014 24/5/1993 2012 15/10/1999 **** 4/6/2001 **** 21/10/1999 2018 7/6/1990 2009 30/6/2001 2020 7/6/1989 2009 29/6/1997 2017 19/7/1995 2016 13/3/2001 **** 13/9/2000 **** 24/7/1999 2018 10/9/1998 2017 16/3/1999 **** 9/2/1989 2012

TOTAL

KICKS Daniel Rich Jarryd Lyons Noah Answerth Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson

ADAMS Marcus 24 191 99 AH CHEE Callum 4 182 77 ALLISON Jacob 19 195 90 ANDREWS Harris 31 201 100 ANSWERTH Noah 43 183 82 BAILEY Zac 33 181 85 BALLENDEN Connor 38 198 101 BERRY Jarrod 7 192 89 BERRY Thomas 13 185 79 BIRCHALL Grant 14 192 93 CAMERON Charlie 23 180 78 CHRISTENSEN Allen 3 176 80 COLEMAN Keidean 18 182 75 COX Cedric 20 183 83 EAGLES Matt 41 199 96 ELLIS-YOLMEN Cameron 28 190 100 FULLARTON Tom 47 199 94 GARDINER Darcy 27 192 90 HINGE Mitchell 22 190 89 HIPWOOD Eric 30 203 90 JOYCE Tom 32 180 82 LESTER Ryan 35 191 85 LYONS Corey 39 181 83 LYONS Jarryd 17 184 84 MADDEN James 42 188 86 MARTIN Stefan 12 198 103 MATHIESON Rhys 36 186 87 McCARTHY Lincoln 11 177 82 McCLUGGAGE Hugh 6 186 86 McFADYEN Connor 26 190 90 McINERNEY Oscar 46 204 112 McSTAY Daniel 25 195 98 NEALE Lachie 9 178 84 PAYNE Jack 40 198 100 PRIOR Jaxon 45 189 81 RAYNER Cam 16 187 90 RICH Daniel 10 183 90 ROBERTSON Deven 2 185 80 ROBINSON Mitch 5 184 88 SKINNER Sam 21 198 98 SMITH Archie 44 202 109 SMITH Brock 1 189 81 SMITH Ely 8 188 90 STARCEVICH Brandon 37 186 90 WITHERDEN Alex 29 188 86 WOOLLER Toby 34 193 89 ZORKO Dayne 15 175 78

PREVIOUS CLUB

THIS CLUB

26 24 22 19 17

DEBUT ACQUIRED

TOTAL

Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson Jarryd Lyons Hugh McCluggage Harris Andrews

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

10 1 2 21 19 15 0 20 0 3 24 13 0 1 0 10 0 24 2 23 0 9 0 24 0 24 9 24 23 0 21 24 24 0 0 24 24 0 23 0 2 0 0 1 23 0 24

1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1

38 45 10 98 20 28 0 58 0 248 109 133 0 13 4 39 0 107 2 76 0 126 0 117 0 183 46 54 64 0 38 104 160 0 0 47 208 1 192 1 11 0 0 6 54 0 169

11 0 10 98 20 28 0 58 0 0 36 68 0 13 4 0 0 107 2 76 0 126 0 25 0 126 46 25 64 0 38 104 25 0 0 47 208 1 92 1 11 0 0 6 54 0 169

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 24 2 9 2 11 0 27 0 34 163 114 0 3 1 15 0 5 1 116 0 45 0 63 0 45 24 45 41 0 24 76 80 0 0 41 106 0 108 2 4 0 0 1 5 0 184

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Eric Hipwood Daniel McStay Charlie Cameron Lachie Neale Cam Rayner

3.0 2.0 2.0 1.2 1.0

SCORE ASSISTS Lincoln McCarthy Hugh McCluggage Mitch Robinson Jarryd Lyons Jarrod Berry

2 2 2 1 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Eric Hipwood Jarryd Lyons Lachie Neale Dayne Zorko Lincoln McCarthy

8 8 7 5 4

OTHER CLEARANCES Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Stefan Martin Mitch Robinson Dayne Zorko

8 6 5 2 2

TACKLES Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Dayne Zorko Lincoln McCarthy Stefan Martin

10 5 5 4 3

INSIDE 50s Eric Hipwood Zac Bailey Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Daniel Rich

6 6 5 4 4

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

33.21 (219) v Sydney, round 8, 1993, Gabba

LOWEST SCORE

2.5 (17) v Hawthorn, round 12, 1988, Princes Park; v Richmond, round 4, 2018, MCG

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

162 points v Sydney, round 8, 1993, Gabba

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

20 games – round 10, 2001 to round 4, 2002

OVERALL RECORD: 752 games – 314 wins, 430 losses, 8 draws GRAND FINALS: 4 PREMIERSHIPS: 3 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

12 games – round 20, 1990 to round 10, 1991; round 5, 2016 to round 17, 2016

MOST GAMES

42 18 24 0 51 22 29 0 47 19 28 0 46 18 27 1 17 11 6 0 31 15 16 0 49 19 29 1 18 12 6 0 10 3 7 0 51 20 31 0 46 21 25 0 55 22 32 1 37 17 18 2 48 16 31 1 47 23 24 0 52 22 29 1 0 0 0 0 49 13 35 1 56 23 33 0

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Gabba

322 183 136 3

MCG

79 18 60 1

Metricon Stadium

Marvel Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

23 9 14 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Giants Stadium

Optus Stadium

Mars Stadium

1 0 1 0

TIO Stadium

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 TIO Traeger Park

UNSW Canberra Oval

Simon Black Marcus Ashcroft Michael Voss Luke Power Nigel Lappin Shaun Hart Darryl White Jonathan Brown Jason Akermanis Justin Leppitsch Daniel Bradshaw Chris Scott

(322) (318) (289) (282) (279) (273) (268) (256) (248) (227) (222) (215)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Marcus Ashcroft Jack Redden Simon Black Nigel Lappin

(170) (112) (107) (103)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

10 Marcus Ashcroft 20 Simon Black

(308) (322)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Michael Voss Jonathan Brown Roger Merrett Alastair Lynch

(210) (127) (125) (77)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Leigh Matthews Robert Walls Michael Voss Chris Fagan*

MOST GOALS

Jonathan Brown Daniel Bradshaw Alastair Lynch Jason Akermanis Roger Merrett

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGEND: Leigh Matthews (coach, also Haw, coach Coll) INDUCTEES: Peter Knights (Haw, also coach Bris, Haw), Michael Voss (also coach Bris), Nathan Buckley (also Coll, coach Coll), Jason Akermanis (also WB), Nigel Lappin, Brad Hardie (also WB, Coll)

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS

Chris Johnson (back pocket), Darryl White (full-back), Michael McLean (interchange)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST

2007 – Jonathan Brown (77 goals)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

Shaun Hart (2001), Simon Black (2003)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST

Daniel Rich* (2013)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Leigh Matthews (2001, 2002, 2003)

JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS

Jason Akermanis (1999), Ashley McGrath (2013)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Nathan Buckley (1993), Chris Scott (1994), Daniel Rich* (2009), Lewis Taylor* (2014)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Michael Voss (2002 tied, 2003)

PREMIERSHIPS RUNNERS-UP

1990, 1991, 1998, 2017

(594) (496) (460) (307) (285)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Michael Voss (1996 tied), Jason Akermanis (2001), Simon Black (2002)

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1987 (3449), 1988 (7607), 1989 (7176), 1990 (5630), 1991 (5696), 1992 (5401), 1993 (5750), 1994 (6158), 1995 (6893), 1996 (10,267), 1997 (16,769), 1998 (16,108), 1999 (16,931), 2000 (20,295), 2001 (18,330), 2002 (22,288), 2003 (24,365), 2004 (30,221), 2005 (28,913), 2006 (26,459), 2007 (21,976), 2008 (22,737), 2009 (24,873), 2010 (26,779), 2011 (20,792), 2012 (20,762), 2013 (24,130), 2014 (24,012), 2015 (25,408), 2016 (23,286), 2017 (21,362), 2018 (24,867), 2019 (28,023) * denotes current player or coach

Fitzroy OVERALL RECORD: 1928 games – 869 wins, 1034 losses, 25 draws GRAND FINALS: 13

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

FINALS

27 games – 17 wins, 10 losses Nigel Lappin Justin Leppitsch Jason Akermanis Shaun Hart Darryl White

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

68 games – 31 wins, 35 losses, two draws Premiership 2013

36.22 (238) v Melbourne, round 17, 1979, Waverley Park

WOODEN SPOONS

(237) (109) (109) (69)

10 Jonathan Brown (v Carlton, round 16, 2007, Gabba) 9 Brad Hardie (v Carlton, round 10, 1989, Princes Park) 9 Daniel Bradshaw (v Melbourne, round 14, 2005, Gabba)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Three games (SF 2009-SF 2019)

HIGHEST SCORE

2004

Alastair Lynch Jason Akermanis Jonathan Brown Daniel Bradshaw

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Six games (2001-02)

PREMIERSHIPS: 1898, 1899, 1904, 1905, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1944

2001, 2002, 2003

MOST FINALS

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

7 Alastair Lynch v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996; Alastair Lynch v Adelaide, 2nd QF, 2002

(23) (23) (22) (22) (21) (65) (34) (32) (25)

190 points v Melbourne, round 17, 1979, Waverley Park

MOST GAMES

Kevin Murray Paul Roos Garry Wilson

MOST GOALS

Jack Moriarty Bernie Quinlan Garry Wilson

(333) (269) (268) (626) (576) (452)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

Haydn Bunton (1931, 1932, 1935), Wilfred ‘Chicken’ Smallhorn (1933), Dinny Ryan (1936), Allan Ruthven (1950), Kevin Murray (1969), Bernie Quinlan (1981)

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS

26.14 (170) v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996

7.9 (51) v Collingwood 2nd QF, 2003

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

97 points v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996

Kevin Murray (half-back), Haydn Bunton (forward pocket), Norm Smith (coach)

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

82 points v Carlton, 2nd SF, 2000

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Patrick Cripps Marc Murphy Sam Docherty Kade Simpson Sam Petrevski-Seton

31 26 26 20 19

KICKS Sam Docherty Patrick Cripps Kade Simpson Marc Murphy Sam Walsh

17 15 13 12 12

MARKS Marc Murphy Sam Docherty Jack Martin Kade Simpson Sam Walsh

8 7 6 6 5

HANDBALLS

2020

THIS CLUB

19 174 74 26/11/1986 2005 TR/2019 Templestowe (Vic)/Calder U18/Carlton/Adelaide

21 0 316 184 0 600

CASBOULT Levi

41 199 103 15/3/1990 2012

20 1 125 125

2 134

COTTRELL Matthew

46 185 76 29/2/2000 **** PSS/2019 Pearcedale (Vic)/Dandenong U18

CRIPPS Patrick

9 195 93 18/3/1995 2014

RE/2012 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Dandenong U18 13/2013 Northampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

20 1 102 102 0 47

CUNINGHAM David

28 186 83 30/3/1997 2016

23/2015 Canterbury (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 26

2 16

CURNOW Charlie

30 192 95 3/2/1997

2016

12/2015 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18

0 58

0 77

CURNOW Ed

35 179 87 7/11/1989

2011 RE/2013 Modewarre (Vic)/Geel College (Vic)/Geel U18/Adel Rks/B Hill (VFL) 22

DE KONING Tom

12 203 94 16/7/1999 2018

DOCHERTY Sam

15 185 85 17/10/1993 2013 TR/2013 Phillip Island (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Brisbane

30/2017 Mt Martha (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 3/2017 Swan Hill (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18

1 166 166 0 36

SCORE ASSISTS

1 93

0 14

1 40 40

0 14

1 56

0 21 0 16

Marc Murphy Jack Martin Paddy Dow Lachie Plowman Ed Curnow

2 187 82 16/10/1999 2018 25 179 75 15/6/1998 2017

GIBBONS Michael

40 176 76 15/5/1995 2019 PSS/2019 Lavington (NSW)/Murray U18/Williamstown (VFL)

GODDARD Hugh

45 197 96 24/8/1996 2015 RD/2019 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Melb Grammar (Vic)/Geel U18/St Kilda

0 12

HONEY Josh

36 186 82 17/10/2001 **** RD/2020 Keilor (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18

JONES Liam

14 199 99 24/2/1991 2010 TR/2014 Nth Hobart (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Scotch College (Vic)/W Bulldogs 13

1 126 60

0 84

KEMP Brodie

17 193 88 1/5/2001

****

17/2019 Echuca (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18

KENNEDY Matthew

7 190 92 6/4/1997

2016

TR/2017 Collingullie-Glenfield Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS

10 0 41

0 21

KREUZER Matthew

8 200 101 13/5/1989 2008

1/2007 Bundoora (Vic)/Northern U18

1 189 189 0 94

LANG Darcy

16 182 82 21/11/1995 2014

TR/2017 Colac (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong

0 63

0 42

MACREADIE Harrison

26 198 91 11/4/1998

47/2016 Henty (NSW)/Kings School (NSW)

13 0 48

2017

22 193 93 7/12/1996 2015 TR/2016 Benalla (Vic)/Murray U18/GWS 21 186 81 29/1/1995 2014 PD/2020 Towns (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Gold Coast

1 98

4 85

11 191 89 11/10/1994 2016 TR/2018 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Adelaide

1 65

1 90

10 204 100 24/12/1997 2017

20 0 35

0 50

1 269 269 0 185

47 193 92 3/9/1996

10/2015 Warragul (Vic)/Gippsland U18

2016 PSS/2020 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18/Richmond

3 180 80 19/7/1987 2006

1/2005 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

NEWMAN Nic

24 187 81 15/1/1993

NEWNES Jack

32 185 83 24/2/1993 2012 DFA/2019 Ivanhoe (Vic)/Northern U18/St Kilda

Patrick Cripps 17 O’BRIEN Lochie 4 185 Marc Murphy 11 O’DWYER Finbar 38 192 Sam Petrevski-Seton 11 OWIES Matthew 44 180 Jacob Weitering 9 PETREVSKI-SETON Sam 5 182 Zac Fisher 8 PHILLIPS Fraser 39 188

2017 TR/2018 Mornington (Vic)/Frankston (VFL)/Sydney

77 18/9/1999 2018

20 1

10/2017 South Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo U18

82 24/7/2000 **** 66/2018 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Murray U18 80 19/3/1997

**** RD/2019 Camberwell (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)

80 19/2/1998 2017

0 14 1 56

TACKLES

17 0 35

1 65

0 19

Jacob Weitering Ed Curnow Paddy Dow Will Setterfield Patrick Cripps

**** RD/2020 Warragul (Vic)/St Paul’s Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18

Marc Murphy Sam Docherty Patrick Cripps Kade Simpson Sam Walsh

PITTONET Marc

27 202 103 3/6/1996

2016 TR/2019 Kew Comets (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Hawthorn 2

PLOWMAN Lachie

20 193 89 11/9/1994 2013

TR/2015 Macedon (Vic)/Calder U18/GWS

1 95

INTERCEPT POSS. Sam Petrevski-Seton Sam Docherty Jacob Weitering Liam Jones Kade Simpson

9 9 8 7 7

POLSON Cameron

29 178 79 11/3/1998

2017

59/2016 St Peter’s (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

0 16

RAMSAY Sam

33 182 71 21/3/2001

****

47/2019 Gisborne (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Calder U18

SETTERFIELD Will

43 192 85 5/2/1998

2017 TR/2018 Albury (NSW)/Scots School (NSW)/Sandringham U18/GWS

SILVAGNI Ben

37 196 87 7/5/2000

****

70/2018 Greythorn (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

SILVAGNI Jack

1 194 89 17/12/1997 2016

53/2015 Greythorn (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

2 47

SIMPSON Kade

6 183 73 5/5/1984 2003 45/2002 Emerald (Vic)/Eastern U18

1 326 326 0 138

STOCKER Liam

13 184 85 23/1/2000 2019

WALSH Sam

18 184 81 2/7/2000

WEITERING Jacob

23 196 99 23/11/1997 2016

WILLIAMSON Tom

31 190 84 12/12/1998 2017

2019

19/2018 East Sandr (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/H’bury College (Vic)/Sandr U18 5

1 23

0 10

0 17

1/2018 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18

1/2015 Mt Martha (Vic)/Peninsula Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18

20 1

61/2016 Ararat (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

Patrick Cripps 10 Marc Murphy 5 Ed Curnow 4 Sam Petrevski-Seton 3 Kade Simpson 3

**** 20/2019 St Mary’s, G’borough (Vic)/Loyola College (Vic)/Northern U18

10 9 7 7 6

OTHER

34 186 78 4/8/2001

3 2 1 1 1

CLEARANCES

PHILP Sam

4.1 2.1 2.1 2.0 1.1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Jack Martin Patrick Cripps Marc Murphy Ed Curnow Levi Casboult

20 1 156

UNCONTESTED POSS. 18 17 15 11 11

74 15/5/2001

6/2016 Halls Creek (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

Jack Martin Jack Silvagni David Cuningham Levi Casboult Mitch McGovern

FISHER Zac

27/2016 York Roos (WA)/Guildford (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

DOW Paddy

MURPHY Marc

POSSESSION

GOALS

BETTS Eddie

Patrick Cripps 16 MARCHBANK Caleb Marc Murphy 14 MARTIN Jack Sam Docherty 9 McGOVERN Mitch Sam Petrevski-Seton 8 McKAY Harry Kade Simpson 7 MOORE Callum CONTESTED POSS.

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

3 3 2 2 2

INSIDE 50s Patrick Cripps Marc Murphy Sam Walsh Zac Fisher Jack Newnes

7 6 6 5 4

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

30.30 (210) v Hawthorn, R2, 1969, Princes Park

LOWEST SCORE

0.6 (6) v Collingwood, R5, 1898, Victoria Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

140 points v St Kilda, R2, 1985, Moorabbin

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

18 games – round 10, 1995 to round 2, 1996

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

OVERALL RECORD: 2514 games – 1430 wins, 1050 losses, 34 draws GRAND FINALS: 29 PREMIERSHIPS: 16 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

14 games – round 6, 1901 to round 2, 1902; round 12, 2007 to round 3, 2008

MOST GAMES

39 19 20 0 51 29 22 0 257 127 126 4 248 124 118 6 197 120 72 5 34 14 20 0 220 117 101 2 12 7 5 0 9 3 6 0 167 103 64 0 213 118 93 2 156 97 59 0 32 13 18 1 222 125 95 2 221 163 56 2 229 129 94 6 14 13 1 0 45 21 24 0 148 88 56 4

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

433 201 227 5

Marvel Stadium

143

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

29 11 18 0

Gabba

21 8 13 0

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

4 0 4 0

Giants Stadium

4 0 4 0

Optus Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

Blundstone Arena 1 0 1 0 TIO Stadium

1 0 1 0

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

UNSW Canberra Oval

Craig Bradley Bruce Doull John Nicholls Kade Simpson* Stephen Silvagni Justin Madden

(375) (356) (328) (326) (312) (287)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Bruce Doull Kade Simpson* Jim Francis Simon Beaumont

(162) (158) (142) (133)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

2 John Nicholls 11 Bruce Doull 21 Craig Bradley 25 Alex Jesaulenko 28 Peter Jones 42 Robert Walls 43 Anthony Koutoufides 44 Justin Madden#

(328) (329) (375) (279 – Carl & St K) (249) (218) (278) (332 – Ess & Carl)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Stephen Kernahan John Nicholls Craig Bradley Marc Murphy* Chris Judd

(226) (188) (116) (111) (105)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

David Parkin Percy Bentley Ron Barassi Jack Worrall

MOST GOALS

Stephen Kernahan Harry Vallence Brendan Fevola Alex Jesaulenko

(355) (281) (147) (144) (738) (722) (575) (424)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

13 Horrie Clover (v St Kilda, round 12, 1921, Junction Oval) 12 Greg Kennedy (v Hawthorn, round 21, 1972, Princes Park) 12 Ross Ditchburn (v St Kilda, round 16, 1982, Waverley Park)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Bert Deacon (1947), John James (1961), Gordon Collis (1964), Greg Williams (1994), Chris Judd (2010)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (also Melb, coach Melb, Carl, N Melb, Syd), John Nicholls (also coach Carl), Alex Jesaulenko (also coach Carl, also player/ coach St K) INDUCTEES: George Coulthard, Harry Vallence, Horrie Clover (also coach Carl), Rod McGregor, Bruce Doull, Geoff Southby, Stephen Kernahan, Stephen Silvagni, David Parkin (also Haw, coach Haw, Carl, Fitz), Craig Bradley, Robert Walls (also Fitz, coach Carl, Fitz, Bris, Rich), Ken Hands (also coach Carl), Peter Bedford (also S Melb), Peter McKenna (also Coll), Greg Williams (also Geel, Syd), Jack Worrall (coach Carl, also Fitz, coach Ess), Dan Minogue (coach Carl, also Coll, Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, St K, Fitz), Sir Kenneth Luke (admin), Ern Henfry, Anthony Koutoufides, Wayne Johnston, Ken Hunter, Mick Malthouse (coach Carl, also St K, Rich, coach WB, WCE, Coll)

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Stephen Silvagni (full-back), John Nicholls (back pocket), Bruce Doull (half-back), Alex Jesaulenko (half-forward), Ron Barassi (ruck-rover), Greg Williams (interchange)

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Syd Jackson (half-forward flank)

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

1906: Mick Grace (45) 1918: Ern Cowley (35) 1922: Horrie Clover (54) 1931: Harry Vallence (72)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

PREMIERSHIPS

1906, 1907, 1908, 1914, 1915, 1938, 1945, 1947, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1995

RUNNERS-UP

1904, 1909, 1910, 1916, 1921, 1932, 1949, 1962, 1969, 1973, 1986, 1993, 1999

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1969, 1979, 1985, 1987, 1995

WOODEN SPOONS

2002, 2005, 2006, 2015, 2018

FINALS

139 games – 65 wins, 72 losses, 2 draws

MOST FINALS

Bruce Doull Stephen Silvagni Rod McGregor

(29) (26) (25)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Stephen Kernahan Harry Vallence Alex Jesaulenko

(65) (53) (40)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

28.9 (177) v Richmond, GF, 1972

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

3.5 (23) v Collingwood, SF, 1903

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

88 points v Collingwood, 1SF, 1931

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

97 points v Brisbane, 2SF, 1996

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

1961: Tom Carroll (54) 2006: Brendan Fevola (84) 2009: Brendan Fevola (86)

11 Harry Vallence v Collingwood, 1SF, 1931; v Collingwood, PF, 1932

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

Eight games (1906-09)

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

Five games (1916-19; 1921-28; 1949-59; 1973-76)

Wayne Harmes (1979), Bruce Doull (1981), David Rhys-Jones (1987), Greg Williams (1995) Jack Worrall (1906-08), Norman Clark (1914-15), Brighton Diggins (1938), Percy Bentley (1945, 1947)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Ron Barassi (1968, 1970), John Nicholls (1972), Alex Jesaulenko (1979), David Parkin (1981-82, 1995), Robert Walls (1987)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Craig Bradley (1997), Brendan Fevola (2005), Nick Stevens (2007)

JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS

Stephen Silvagni (1998), Kade Simpson* (2008)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Sam Walsh* (2019)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Greg Williams (1994), Anthony Koutoufides (2000), Chris Judd (2011), Patrick Cripps* (2019)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

126 games – 67 wins, 59 losses Premierships 1983, 1997, 2005, 2007

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (12,774), 1985 (13,317), 1986 (14,905), 1987 (9227), 1988 (11,936), 1989 (10,600), 1990 (10,978), 1991 (12,736), 1992 (12,354), 1993 (14,445), 1994 (18,308), 1995 (18,032), 1996 (23,278), 1997 (24,984), 1998 (25,402), 1999 (25,719), 2000 (27,571), 2001 (27,725), 2002 (26,385), 2003 (33,525), 2004 (32,095), 2005 (33,534), 2006 (28,756), 2007 (35,431), 2008 (39,360), 2009 (42,408), 2010 (40,480), 2011 (43,791), 2012 (45,800), 2013 (50,564), 2014 (47,485), 2015 (47,305), 2016 (50,130), 2017 (50,326), 2018 (56,005), 2019 (64,269) * denotes current player or coach # equal with Corey Enright (Geel)

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PLAYER LIST

MARKS Jeremy Howe Steele Sidebottom Brody Mihocek Jack Crisp Chris Mayne

9 9 8 7 7

HANDBALLS Chris Mayne Steele Sidebottom Scott Pendlebury John Noble Brodie Grundy

16 15 12 11 11

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Taylor Adams Brodie Grundy Jeremy Howe Chris Mayne Tyler Brown

14 13 11 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Steele Sidebottom Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury John Noble Jeremy Howe

21 20 17 15 14

INTERCEPT POSS. Jeremy Howe Chris Mayne John Noble Darcy Moore Brayden Maynard

12 5 4 4 3

2012 2018 2009 **** **** 2014 2017 2020 2018 2016 2012 2017 2015 2006 2012 2009 2013 2012 2011 **** **** 2014 **** 2018 2015 2008 2018 2015 2018 2019 2006 2016 2019 **** 2007 2010 **** 2015 2009 2018 2018 2013 **** 2012 2007 2016 ****

TR/2013 RD/2018 TR/2018 45/2019 77/2018 RD/2019 35/2016 50/2017 TR/2019 RE/2017 TR/2014 57/2016 5/2014 PSS/2020 TR/2011 TR/2014 18/2012 TR/2016 TR/2015 RD/2019 29/2018 65/2013 RE/2019 RD/2018 30/2014 UFA/2016 RD/2018 9/2014 39/2017 MD/2019 5/2005 58/2015 13/2018 40/2019 8/2006 TR/2018 55/2019 6/2013 11/2008 32/2015 6/2017 RE/2018 RD/2019 TR/2015 TR/2014 63/2015 RD/2020

St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s Coll, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18/GWS 12 Cohuna/ (Vic)/North Ballarat (VFL)/Greater Western Victoria U18 1 Southport (Qld)/Collingwood/Brisbane 9 Doncaster (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Booroondara (Vic)/CBC, St Kilda (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Port District (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL) 0 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Marcellin College(Vic)/Eastern U18 22 Templestowe (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Sydney 0 Oklahoma State University (USA) 14 Myrtleford (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane 24 Greythorn (Vic)/Bulleen-Templestowe (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 5 Ashburton (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 17 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18/Melbourne 0 Euroa (Vic)/Murray U18 16 North Whyalla (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/North Melb 17 Unley (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 24 North Sunshine (Vic)/Western U18/GWS 19 Dodges Ferry (Tas)/Hobart (Tas)/Melbourne 21 County Cork (Ireland) 0 Glen Iris (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Old Melburnians (Vic)/Sandr U18 9 Jindera Bulldogs (NSW)/Albury (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Barossa District (SA) 4 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18 24 Belmont (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Fremantle 21 Burnie (Tas)/Tas U18/Maribrynong Pk (Vic)/Werribee (VFL)/Pt Melb (VFL) 24 Kew Comets (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 17 East Sandringham (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18 0 Plympton (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 5 Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18 24 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 24 East Doncaster (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 4 South Warrnambool (Vic)/Warrnambool College (Vic)/GWV U18 0 Wangaratta Rovers (Vic)/Murray U18 8 Lake Wendouree (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Western Bulldogs 24 Booragoon (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 PHOS Camden (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 7 Congupna (Vic)/Murray U18 23 Banyule (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 6 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18 14 Redland (Qld)/Gold Coast U18 22 County Derry (Ireland) 0 Noble Park (Vic)/Dandenong U18/GWS 24 Smithfield (SA)/Central District (SANFL)/Geelong 16 Old Scotch (Vic)/Collingwood (VFL) 9 East Sandringham (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic) 0

2020

16 16 15 13 13

20/9/1993 21/1/1999 12/2/1990 20/1/2001 17/9/2000 22/3/1994 27/4/1998 9/12/1999 18/7/1995 14/3/1991 2/10/1993 26/11/1998 15/3/1996 14/5/1987 21/8/1992 19/2/1989 15/4/1994 2/9/1993 29/6/1990 17/3/2000 16/8/2000 9/6/1994 12/9/1998 25/4/1993 20/9/1996 2/11/1988 4/2/1993 25/1/1996 15/12/1999 25/3/1997 7/1/1988 7/5/1996 15/1/2000 10/6/2001 29/4/1989 3/11/1990 3/11/2001 18/9/1995 2/1/1991 12/12/1997 15/1/1999 1/10/1991 14/12/1999 9/3/1993 10/4/1988 20/5/1993 24/6/1997

TOTAL

KICKS Taylor Adams Jeremy Howe Brayden Maynard Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury

ADAMS Taylor 13 181 83 APPLEBY Flynn 31 187 86 BEAMS Dayne 11 187 87 BIANCO Trent 34 180 72 BOSENAVULAGI Atu 40 180 83 BROOMHEAD Tim 29 182 84 BROWN Callum 17 178 77 BROWN Tyler 6 188 79 CAMERON Darcy 14 204 101 COX Mason 46 211 108 CRISP Jack 25 190 89 DAICOS Josh 26 178 79 DE GOEY Jordan 2 188 92 DUNN Lynden 15 192 102 ELLIOTT Jamie 5 178 78 GREENWOOD Levi 19 181 86 GRUNDY Brodie 4 203 105 HOSKIN-ELLIOTT Will 32 186 80 HOWE Jeremy 38 190 86 KEANE Mark 47 194 95 KELLY Will 27 194 84 LANGDON Tom 8 190 85 LYNCH Max 45 200 100 MADGEN Jack 44 192 95 MAYNARD Brayden 37 189 93 MAYNE Chris 16 188 82 MIHOCEK Brody 41 192 98 MOORE Darcy 30 203 101 MURPHY Nathan 28 190 85 NOBLE John 9 180 71 PENDLEBURY Scott 10 191 90 PHILLIPS Tom 21 187 80 QUAYNOR Isaac 3 180 82 RANTALL Jay 35 184 81 REID Ben 20 196 98 ROUGHEAD Jordan 23 200 100 RUSCOE Trey 39 192 87 SCHARENBERG Matthew 12 191 88 SIDEBOTTOM Steele 22 184 84 SIER Brayden 36 191 90 STEPHENSON Jaidyn 1 188 75 THOMAS Josh 24 178 77 TOHILL Anton 43 191 89 TRELOAR Adam 7 182 89 VARCOE Travis 18 180 86 WILLS Rupert 33 192 91 WILSON Tom 48 194 84

THIS CLUB

29 26 26 25 25

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

Chris Mayne Taylor Adams Steele Sidebottom Jeremy Howe Scott Pendlebury

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

133 10 177 0 0 36 36 1 1 59 135 18 89 196 106 152 133 120 184 0 0 89 0 9 98 218 41 72 2 6 302 75 4 0 150 163 0 38 235 18 40 90 0 163 221 15 0

102 10 119 0 0 36 36 1 0 59 117 18 89 31 106 78 133 68 84 0 0 89 0 9 98 46 41 72 2 6 302 75 4 0 150 25 0 38 235 18 40 90 0 84 83 15 0

1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

51 0 172 0 0 27 14 0 0 73 47 9 119 98 165 56 44 122 89 0 0 3 0 0 15 207 68 61 0 0 178 39 0 0 70 35 0 0 161 4 62 85 0 96 170 1 0

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Brody Mihocek Josh Daicos Mason Cox Brodie Grundy Jordan De Goey

3.0 2.0 2.0 1.3 1.2

SCORE ASSISTS Brody Mihocek Brodie Grundy Josh Thomas Tyler Brown Steele Sidebottom

4 2 2 1 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Brodie Grundy Brody Mihocek Steele Sidebottom Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury

9 8 8 8 6

OTHER CLEARANCES Taylor Adams Brodie Grundy Jordan De Goey Scott Pendlebury Will Hoskin-Elliott

12 4 4 3 2

TACKLES Taylor Adams Josh Daicos Jeremy Howe Steele Sidebottom Scott Pendlebury

5 5 4 4 4

INSIDE 50s Jack Crisp Jordan De Goey Brodie Grundy Brody Mihocek Jamie Elliott

6 6 5 4 4

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

32.19 (211) v St Kilda, R17, 1980, Waverley Park

LOWEST SCORE

0.8 (8) v South Melbourne, R11, 1897, Victoria Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

178 points v St Kilda, R4, 1979, Victoria Park

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

20 games – SF replay, 1928 to R18, 1929

OVERALL RECORD: 2558 games – 1547 wins, 984 losses, 27 draws GRAND FINALS: 44 PREMIERSHIPS: 15 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

13 games – R17, 1998 to R7, 1999

MOST GAMES

43 27 15 1 47 28 19 0 257 126 127 4 239 132 103 4 209 131 75 3 31 19 12 0 234 133 100 1 9 7 2 0 10 6 4 0 165 97 68 0 238 150 83 5 161 107 52 2 31 16 15 0 211 119 91 1 220 159 59 2 227 142 84 1 14 13 0 1 54 25 28 1 158 110 47 1

Tony Shaw Gordon Coventry Scott Pendlebury* Wayne Richardson Len Thompson Scott Burns

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Jock McHale (191) Tarkyn Lockyer (136) Wayne Richardson (131) Jack Crisp* (123 – current seq.) Dane Swan (121)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

22 Tony Shaw 33 David Cloke 48 Mal Michael

637 336 293 8

MOST GOALS

Marvel Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

24 9 15 0

Gabba

21 10 11 0

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Giants Stadium

Optus Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

Uni of Tas Stadium

(161) (153) (150) (123) (116)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

MCG

Venue

(308) (290 – Coll & Rich) (61)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Nathan Buckley Syd Coventry Scott Pendlebury* Tony Shaw Wayne Richardson Jock McHale Mick Malthouse Phonse Kyne Leigh Matthews

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES

(313) (306) (302) (277) (268) (264)

Gordon Coventry Peter McKenna Dick Lee Peter Daicos

(714) (286) (272) (224) (1299) (838) (707) (549)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

17 Gordon Coventry (v Fitzroy, R12, 1930, Victoria Park) 16 Gordon Coventry (v Hawthorn, R13, 1929, Victoria Park) 16 Peter McKenna (v South Melbourne, R19, 1969, Victoria Park) 15 Gordon Coventry (v Essendon, R11, 1933, Victoria Park)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Syd Coventry (1927), Albert Collier (1929), Harry Collier (1930 tied), Marcus Whelan (1939), Des Fothergill (1940 tied), Len Thompson (1972), Peter Moore (1979), Nathan Buckley (2003 tied), Dane Swan (2011)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Gordon Coventry, Leigh Matthews (coach Coll, also Haw, also coach Bris), Jock McHale (also coach Coll) INDUCTEES: Albert Collier (also Fitz), Bob Rose (also coach Coll, Foots), Bruce Andrew (admin), Charlie H. Pannam (also Rich, coach Rich), Dan Minogue (also Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Dick Lee, Harry Collier, Jack Regan, Jack Hamilton (admin), Phonse Kyne (also coach Coll), Syd Coventry (also coach Foots), Des Fothergill, Len Fitzgerald, Lou Richards, Len Thompson (also S Melb, Fitz), Tom Hafey (coach Coll, also Rich, coach Rich, Geel, Syd), Peter Daicos, Peter McKenna (also Carl), Wayne Richardson, Peter Moore (also Melb), Murray Weideman (also coach Coll), John Cahill (coach Coll), Gavin Brown, Des Tuddenham (also playing coach Ess, coach S Melb), Tony Shaw (also coach Coll), Dermott Brereton (also Haw, Syd), Nathan Buckley (also Bris, coach Coll), Ron Todd, Brad Hardie (also Bris, WB), Mick Malthouse (coach Coll, also St K, Rich, coach WB, WCE, Carl)

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

1898: Archie Smith (31) 1903: Teddy Lockwood (33) 1905: Charlie H. Pannam (38) 1907-09: Dick Lee (45, 50, 55) 1914: Dick Lee (57) 1916-17: Dick Lee (46, 50) 1919: Dick Lee (47) 1926-30: Gordon Coventry (78, 88, 78, 118, 105) 1933: Gordon Coventry (108) 1938-39: Ron Todd (102, 98) 1946: Des Fothergill (63)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

1958: Ian Brewer (67) 1972-1973: Peter McKenna (130, 84) 1986: Brian Taylor (100)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

RUNNERS-UP

1901, 1905, 1911, 1915, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 2002, 2003, 2011, 2018

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1959, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1970, 2010, 2011

WOODEN SPOONS

1976, 1999

FINALS

183 games – 80 wins, 98 losses, 5 draws

MOST FINALS

Gordon Coventry Harry Collier Albert Collier Alan Didak Scott Pendlebury* Tony Shaw Dick Lee Len Thompson

(31) (27) (26) (23) (23) (22) (22) (22)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Gordon Coventry Dick Lee Ron Todd Peter McKenna

(111) (62) (55) (46)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

23.15 (153) v Fitzroy, EF, 1984

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

1.5 (11) v Fitzroy, PF, 1898

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

69 points v W Bulldogs, EF, 1974

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

133 points v Essendon, PF, 1984

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

11 Ron Todd v Geelong, PF, 1938; Ron Todd v St Kilda, PF, 1939

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Tony Shaw (1990), Nathan Buckley (2002), Scott Pendlebury* (2010)

Six games (1935-37)

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

Seven games (1904-09)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

98 games – 48 wins, 50 losses Premierships 1979, 2011

George Angus (1910), Jock McHale (1917, 1919, 1927-30, 1935-36) Phonse Kyne (1953, 1958), Leigh Matthews (1990), Mick Malthouse (2010)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

Dane Swan (2010)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST

Heath Shaw (2011)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Jaidyn Stephenson* (2018)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Darren Millane (1990), Dane Swan (2010)

PREMIERSHIPS

1902, 1903, 1910, 1917, 1919, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1935, 1936, 1953, 1958, 1990, 2010

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (16,313), 1985 (16,857), 1986 (13,971), 1987 (9,500), 1988 (11,985), 1989 (13,620), 1990 (14,808), 1991 (18,469), 1992 (18,921), 1993 (21,882), 1994 (20,843), 1995 (22,543), 1996 (20,752), 1997 (22,761), 1998 (27,099), 1999 (32,358), 2000 (28,932), 2001 (31,455), 2002 (32,549), 2003 (40,455), 2004 (41,128), 2005 (38,612), 2006 (38,038), 2007 (38,357), 2008 (42,498), 2009 (45,972), 2010 (57,408), 2011 (71,271), 2012 (72,688), 2013 (78,427), 2014 (79,347), 2015 (75,037), 2016 (74,643), 2017 (75,879), 2018 (75,507), 2019 (85,226) * denotes current player or coach

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MARKS Michael Hurley Mason Redman Jordan Ridley Kyle Langford Adam Saad

11 9 9 8 6

HANDBALLS Dylan Shiel Will Snelling Adam Saad Zach Merrett Andrew McGrath

14 13 13 13 11

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Dylan Shiel Andrew McGrath Zach Merrett Devon Smith Jacob Townsend

13 11 10 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Adam Saad Dylan Shiel David Zaharakis Mason Redman Matt Guelfi

22 19 15 14 14

INTERCEPT POSS. Andrew McGrath Adam Saad Tom Cutler Dylan Shiel Will Snelling

6 5 4 4 4

2019

21 15 12 12 12

TOTAL

KICKS Dylan Shiel Adam Saad Michael Hurley Andrew McGrath Mason Redman

AMBROSE Patrick 29 191 93 BEGLEY Josh 16 188 94 BELLCHAMBERS Tom 2 201 110 BRYAN Nick 24 203 92 CAHILL Ned 28 179 78 CLARKE Dylan 37 188 86 CRAUFORD Henry 47 204 99 CUTLER Tom 12 192 89 DANIHER Joe 6 201 99 DRAPER Sam 38 205 108 FANTASIA Orazio 13 180 72 FRANCIS Aaron 10 193 92 GLEESON Martin 8 190 84 GOWN Noah 32 194 87 GUELFI Matt 35 184 81 HAM Brayden 33 182 72 HEPPELL Dyson 21 189 85 HIBBERD Mitchell 46 190 86 HIRD Tom 49 182 70 HOOKER Cale 26 197 104 HURLEY Michael 18 193 91 JOHNSON Lachlan 36 175 78 JONES Harrison 23 196 78 LANGFORD Kyle 4 192 87 LAVERDE Jayden 15 193 90 McBRIDE Cian 41 197 89 McDONALD-TIPUNGWUTI Anthony 43 171 78 McGRATH Andrew 1 180 82 McKENNA Conor 45 184 88 McKERNAN Shaun 44 198 98 McQUILLAN Ross 39 189 80 MERRETT Zach 7 179 83 MOSQUITO Irving 22 175 79 MUTCH Kobe 19 187 84 PARISH Darcy 3 180 80 PHILLIPS Andrew 34 201 98 REDMAN Mason 27 187 85 RIDLEY Jordan 14 195 89 SAAD Adam 42 178 76 SHIEL Dylan 9 182 84 SMITH Devon 5 176 78 SNELLING Will 40 175 76 STEWART James 17 199 99 STRINGER Jake 25 192 94 TOWNSEND Jacob 20 187 84 ZAHARAKIS David 11 182 77 ZERK-THATCHER Brandon 30 195 89

THIS CLUB

35 28 23 22 18

TOTAL

Dylan Shiel Adam Saad Andrew McGrath Zach Merrett Kyle Langford

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

Xavier College (Vic)/Old Xaverians (Vic)/Essendon (VFL) 20 Upper Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18 8 Northern Bombers (Tas)/Tasmania U18 16 Glen Iris (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 Rowville (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18 11 Mount Burr (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 Greythorn (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Brisbane 3 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18 4 Reynella (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL) 0 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 15 Loxton North (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 17 Koroit (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 9 Warragul (Vic)/St Paul’s Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 Wembley Downs (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 17 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18 5 Leongatha (Vic)/Gippsland U18 18 Clarence (Tas)/North Melb/Williamstown (VFL) 0 Prahran (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic) 0 Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 18 Macleod (Vic)/Northern U18 19 Strathmore (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Gisborne (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18 0 Macleod (Vic)/Ivanhoe Grammar (Vic)/Northern U18 18 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18 10 County Meath (Ireland) 0 Tiwi Bombers (NT)/Gippsland U18/Essendon (VFL) 23 East Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 23 Eglish/Tyrone (Ireland) 22 Tullamarine (Vic)/Calder U18/Adelaide 16 County Armagh (Ireland) 0 Cobden (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 23 Halls Creek (WA)/Maffra (Vic)/Gippsland Gram (Vic)/Gipps U18 0 North Broken Hill (NSW)/Wentworth (NSW)/Bendigo U18 1 Winchelsea (Vic)/Geelong U18 21 Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18/GWS/Carlton 5 Millicent (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 20 East Burwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 6 West Coburg (Vic)/Calder U18/Coburg (VFL)/Gold Coast 22 Edithvale-Aspendale (Vic)/Caulfield Gram (Vic)/Dand U18/GWS 22 Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/GWS 7 Goodwood (SA)/West Adelaide (SA)/Port Adel/West Adel (SANFL) 4 Glen Iris (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Sandr U18/GWS 0 Eaglehawk (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Western Bulldogs 19 Leeton-Whitton (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS/Richmond 1 Eltham (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 20 Imperial, Murray Bridge (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 1

0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

87 16 130 0 0 12 0 67 104 0 76 28 78 0 33 5 169 4 0 193 180 0 0 66 41 0 90 65 73 78 0 127 0 4 77 41 26 10 93 158 139 6 45 129 49 208 2

87 16 130 0 0 12 0 1 104 0 76 28 78 0 33 5 169 0 0 193 180 0 0 66 41 0 90 65 73 44 0 127 0 4 77 0 26 10 45 23 30 5 27 40 1 208 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 3 0 0

23 14 76 0 0 0 0 32 188 0 111 6 5 0 8 3 59 0 0 86 108 0 0 43 31 0 100 15 19 67 0 44 0 1 30 15 1 0 6 73 121 7 55 225 35 125 0

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

1/9/1991 2014 3/7/1998 2017 9/7/1989 2008 22/10/2001 **** 11/1/2001 **** 6/9/1998 2018 7/10/1997 **** 20/2/1995 2014 4/3/1994 2013 28/9/1998 **** 14/9/1995 2014 10/8/1997 2016 25/8/1994 2014 1/2/2000 **** 14/8/1997 2018 25/4/1999 2019 14/5/1992 2011 23/9/1996 2017 28/3/2001 **** 13/10/1988 2008 1/6/1990 2009 7/8/2001 **** 25/2/2001 **** 1/12/1996 2015 12/4/1996 2015 19/4/2001 **** 22/4/1993 2016 2/6/1998 2017 28/3/1996 2015 1/9/1990 2009 18/1/1999 **** 3/10/1995 2014 24/8/2000 **** 18/3/1998 2018 25/7/1997 2016 3/7/1991 2012 26/8/1997 2016 20/10/1998 2018 23/7/1994 2015 9/3/1993 2012 20/5/1993 2012 6/8/1997 2016 4/3/1994 2013 25/4/1994 2013 20/6/1993 2012 21/2/1990 2009 25/8/1998 2019

RE/2014 31/2016 PD/2008 38/2019 56/2019 63/2016 PSS/2020 TR/2019 10/2012 RE/2019 55/2013 6/2015 53/2012 60/2018 76/2017 72/2018 8/2010 RD/2020 PSS/2020 54/2007 5/2008 63/2019 30/2019 17/2014 20/2014 RD/2020 RD/2016 1/2016 RD/2015 RE/2019 RD/2020 26/2013 38/2018 42/2016 5/2015 TR/2019 30/2015 22/2016 TR/2017 TR/2018 TR/2017 MD/2019 TR/2016 TR/2017 PSS/2020 23/2008 66/2017

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Jacob Townsend Jake Stringer Devon Smith Will Snelling Orazio Fantasia

3.0 2.3 1.1 1.0 1.0

SCORE ASSISTS Devon Smith Dylan Shiel Orazio Fantasia Jacob Townsend Tom Cutler

2 2 2 1 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Devon Smith Jacob Townsend Will Snelling Andrew McGrath Jake Stringer

7 6 6 6 6

OTHER CLEARANCES Dylan Shiel Zach Merrett Andrew McGrath Darcy Parish Devon Smith

9 4 3 3 2

TACKLES Andrew McGrath 8 Devon Smith 5 Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 5 Will Snelling 4 Jake Stringer 4 INSIDE 50s Andrew McGrath Jake Stringer Tom Cutler Devon Smith David Zaharakis

5 5 4 3 3

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

32.16 (208) v Western Bulldogs, round 22, 1982, Whitten Oval

LOWEST SCORE

0.9 (9) v Fitzroy, round 1, 1899, Brunswick St Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

165 points v South Melbourne, round 18, 1964, Windy Hill

OVERALL RECORD: 2480 games – 1387 wins, 1058 losses, 35 draws GRAND FINALS: 29 PREMIERSHIPS: 16 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

20 games – round 1, 2000 to round 20, 2000

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

17 games – round 3, 2016 to round 20, 2016 L

39 20 19 0 46 27 18 1 248 118 124 6 239 103 132 4 197 112 80 5 37 23 14 0 218 115 98 5 10 8 2 0 10 6 4 0 163 98 65 0 215 130 83 2 158 100 57 1 31 14 17 0 203 104 95 4 215 142 69 4 222 132 89 1 14 12 2 0 54 29 25 0 161 94 65 2

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

475 269 197 9

Marvel Stadium

186

101

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

30 10 19 1

Gabba

18 8 10 0

Metricon Stadium

Giants Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Optus Stadium

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

Uni of Tas Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

MOST GAMES

Dustin Fletcher Simon Madden Dick Reynolds Tim Watson Garry Foulds Terry Daniher

(400) (378) (320) (307) (300) (294)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Jack Jones Frank Maher Geoff Gosper Dick Reynolds Allan Hird

(133) (118) (114) (105) (102)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

27 Simon Madden 31 Dustin Fletcher 44 Justin Madden #

(378) (400) (332 – Ess & Carl)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Dick Reynolds James Hird Terry Daniher

(224) (134) (127)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Kevin Sheedy Dick Reynolds Jack Worrall

MOST GOALS

Matthew Lloyd Simon Madden John Coleman Paul Salmon Bill Hutchison

(635) (415) (135) (926) (575) (537) (520) (496)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

14 John Coleman (v Fitzroy, round 7, 1954, Windy Hill) 13 John Coleman (v Geelong, round 8, 1952, Brisbane Exhibition Ground) 13 Matthew Lloyd (v Sydney, round 3, 1999, MCG) 13 John Coleman (v Hawthorn, round 18, 1952, Windy Hill)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Dick Reynolds (1934, 1937, 1938), Bill Hutchison (1952 tied, 1953), Graham Moss (1976), Gavin Wanganeen (1993), James Hird (1996 tied)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

PREMIERSHIPS

1897, 1901, 1911, 1912, 1923, 1924, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1962, 1965, 1984, 1985, 1993, 2000

LEGENDS: John Coleman (also coach Ess), Bill Hutchison, Dick Reynolds (also coach Ess), Kevin Sheedy (coach Ess, also Rich, also coach GWS) INDUCTEES: Albert Thurgood, Jack Clarke (also coach Ess), Tom Fitzmaurice (also Geel, N Melb, coach Geel), Jack Moriarty (also Fitz), Graham Moss, Simon Madden, Barry Davis (also N Melb, coach Ess), Tim Watson (also coach St K), Ken Fraser, Terry Daniher (also S Melb), Michael Long, Des Tuddenham (also Coll, playing coach Ess, coach S Melb), Paul Salmon (also Haw), Gavin Wanganeen (also Port Adel), Jack Worrall (coach Ess, also Fitz, coach Carl), James Hird (also coach Ess), Matthew Lloyd, Ron Evans

RUNNERS-UP

1898, 1902, 1908, 1941, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1951, 1957, 1959, 1968, 1983, 1990, 2001

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1951, 1953, 1957, 1968, 1989, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001

WOODEN SPOONS

1907, 1918, 1921, 1933, 2016

FINALS

131 games – 69 wins, 60 losses, 2 draws

MOST FINALS

Bill Hutchison

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

(28)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Dick Reynolds (half-forward), John Coleman (full-forward)

Matthew Lloyd

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS

31.12 (198) v North Melbourne, QF, 2000

(52)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

Gavin Wanganeen (half-back), Norm McDonald (half-back), Michael Long (wing)

1.8 (14) v Melbourne, RR final, 1897

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

1900: Albert Thurgood (24) 1901: Fred Hiskins (34) 1923: Greg Stockdale (64) 1949: John Coleman (85) 1950: John Coleman (112) 1951: John Coleman (75) 1952: John Coleman (103) 1953: John Coleman (96)

133 points v Collingwood, PF, 1984

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

96 points v Adelaide, 1st EF, 2009

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

7 T om Reynolds, v Richmond, GF, 1943; Gordon Lane, v Melbourne, GF, 1946; Ted Fordham, v St Kilda, GF, 1965; Matthew Lloyd, v North Melbourne, QF, 2000

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

1959: Ron Evans (69) 1960: Ron Evans (67) 1966: Ted Fordham (73) 2000: Matthew Lloyd (94) 2001: Matthew Lloyd (96) 2003: Matthew Lloyd (87)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Seven games (1949-51)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Six games (1968-82; SF 2004-EF 2019)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

Billy Duckworth (1984), Simon Madden (1985), Michael Long (1993), James Hird (2000)

113 games – 56 wins, 56 losses, one draw Premierships 1981, 1984, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2000

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Jack Worrall (1911, 1912), Syd Barker (1923, 1924), Dick Reynolds (1942, 1946, 1949)

1984 (10,231), 1985 (11,376), 1986 (12,607), 1987 (8432), 1988 (8432), 1989 (7958), 1990 (11,046), 1991 (11,593), 1992 (10,034), 1993 (11,546), 1994 (19,720), 1995 (23,833), 1996 (24,324), 1997 (28,063), 1998 (27,099), 1999 (29,858), 2000 (34,278), 2001 (36,227), 2002 (35,219), 2003 (31,970), 2004 (33,469), 2005 (32,734), 2006 (32,511), 2007 (32,759), 2008 (41,947), 2009 (40,412), 2010 (40,589), 2011 (42,559), 2012 (47,708), 2013 (56,173), 2014 (60,646), 2015 (60,818), 2016 (57,494), 2017 (67,768), 2018 (79,319), 2019 (84,237)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Dick Reynolds (1950), John Coleman (1962, 1965), Kevin Sheedy (1984, 1985, 1993, 2000)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Gavin Wanganeen (1993), Gary O’Donnell (1994), Mark Mercuri (2000)

JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS

James Hird (2000), Matthew Lloyd (2001)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Dyson Heppell* (2011), Andrew McGrath* (2017)

* denotes current player or coach # equal with Corey Enright (Geel)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Terry Daniher (1983), Tim Watson (1989)

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Nat Fyfe Darcy Tucker Michael Walters Brett Bewley Adam Cerra

26 23 21 20 15

KICKS Brett Bewley Rory Lobb Michael Walters Reece Conca Darcy Tucker

16 13 11 10 10

MARKS Brett Bewley Rory Lobb Darcy Tucker Matt Taberner Taylin Duman

8 7 6 5 5

HANDBALLS Nat Fyfe Darcy Tucker Adam Cerra Michael Walters Andrew Brayshaw

16 13 11 10 7

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Nat Fyfe Michael Walters Andrew Brayshaw Rory Lobb Reece Conca

10 9 7 7 6

UNCONTESTED POSS. Darcy Tucker Brett Bewley Nat Fyfe Adam Cerra James Aish

19 16 14 12 12

INTERCEPT POSS. Reece Conca Nat Fyfe Rory Lobb Taylin Duman Ethan Hughes

6 6 5 5 4

7/10/1995 2014 8/11/1995 2014 26/2/1998 2018 14/4/1995 2019 2/3/1996 2015 8/11/1999 2018 16/9/2001 **** 11/1/2000 2019 7/10/1999 2018 24/8/1991 2010 12/8/1992 2011 13/8/1998 2017 28/4/1999 2018 12/6/1998 2017 26/2/1999 2019 18/4/1998 2018 17/5/2000 **** 18/9/1991 2010 10/3/1999 2018 9/4/1993 2015 28/8/2001 **** 1/5/1990 2009 12/2/1995 2015 7/12/1994 2015 9/2/1993 2014 13/4/1998 2017 11/3/1992 2011 1/4/1995 2014 22/4/1998 **** 20/7/1985 2005 14/2/1999 **** 2/6/2000 **** 9/6/1995 2015 30/10/2000 **** 6/2/1996 2017 30/11/1997 2019 9/2/2001 **** 12/5/2000 2020 20/11/1996 2018 17/6/1993 2013 12/5/2001 **** 23/1/1997 2016 8/5/2000 **** 7/1/1991 2009 3/12/1997 **** 7/1/1993 2012 11/4/2001 ****

TR/2019 TR/2019 RE/2018 59/2018 34/2014 2/2017 RD/2020 RD/2019 5/2017 TR/2018 UFA/2018 41/2016 59/2017 38/2016 RD/2020 RE/2018 61/2019 20/2009 RE/2019 TR/2016 9/2019 3/2008 TR/2018 RD/2019 TR/2018 8/2016 TR/2017 TR/2016 69/2017 19/2003 RD/2020 MD/2019 37/2013 RD/2020 66/2016 57/2018 8/2019 17/2018 73/2017 RE/2013 RD/2020 27/2015 32/2018 53/2008 RD/2019 TR/2017 7/2019

2019

9 189 91 11 183 78 41 190 93 34 185 85 19 189 88 8 185 85 38 184 70 35 182 82 5 187 85 33 173 75 6 181 84 36 195 97 12 175 87 4 203 113 17 195 98 44 192 81 43 183 72 7 191 93 42 176 79 21 194 92 31 180 68 32 182 84 1 195 99 15 188 88 37 207 105 2 194 100 3 175 77 23 194 90 30 203 109 16 192 92 24 185 86 46 194 90 25 201 99 47 178 73 13 186 92 28 178 78 22 179 81 27 188 76 39 179 74 20 198 99 48 181 73 18 185 85 29 186 84 10 176 79 45 190 85 14 185 79 26 189 81

GOALS THIS CLUB

ACRES Blake AISH James BANFIELD Bailey BEWLEY Brett BLAKELY Connor BRAYSHAW Andrew BUTTERS Isaiah CARTER Jason CERRA Adam COLYER Travis CONCA Reece COX Brennan CROWDEN Mitchell DARCY Sean DIXON Hugh DUMAN Taylin FREDERICK Michael FYFE Nat GIRO Stefan HAMLING Joel HENRY Liam HILL Stephen HOGAN Jesse HUGHES Ethan LOBB Rory LOGUE Griffin MATERA Brandon McCARTHY Cam MEEK Lloyd MUNDY David NORTH Tom O’REILLY Dillon PEARCE Alex PINA Jarvis RYAN Luke SCHULTZ Lachie SERONG Caleb STURT Sam SWITKOWSKI Sam TABERNER Matt THOMAS Leno TUCKER Darcy VALENTE Luke WALTERS Michael WATSON Tobe WILSON Nathan YOUNG Hayden

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

Edgewater-Woodvale (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/St Kilda 19 0 75 0 0 29 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)/BL/Coll 14 1 83 1 0 23 Swanbourne (WA)/ Scotch College (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 7 1 28 28 0 7 Darley (Vic)/Western U18/Williamstown (VFL) 7 1 8 8 0 1 Bunbury (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 14 0 60 60 0 2 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18 22 1 40 40 0 12 Halls Ck (WA)/Mosman Pk (WA)/Christ Church Gram (WA)/Clarem (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Port Wyndham (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 2 0 2 2 0 0 Norwood (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Eastern U18 20 1 42 42 0 9 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Essendon 10 1 98 11 1 60 Victoria Park (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Richmond 22 1 127 23 0 25 Woodville South (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 8 1 35 35 0 27 Walkerville (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 5 1 15 15 0 4 Cobden (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Geelong U18 11 1 27 27 0 7 Kingborough (Tas) 1 0 1 1 0 1 Norwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 14 1 25 25 0 1 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lake Grace (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 20 1 174 174 0 148 Hope Valley (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 10 10 0 3 Cable Beach (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Geelong List/W Bulldogs 22 0 85 62 0 0 Cottesloe (WA)/Christ Church Grammar (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Quinns District (WA)/West Perth (WAFL) 3 0 206 206 0 112 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Melbourne 12 0 83 12 0 165 Harvey Brunswick (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 21 1 51 51 0 4 Bassendean (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/GWS 15 1 90 16 2 79 Kalamunda (WA)/Guildford Grammar (WA)/Swan Dists (WAFL) 10 1 24 24 0 1 Bullcreek Leeming (WA)/South Frem (WAFL)/Gold Coast 20 0 139 38 0 167 South Coogee (WA)/South Frem (WAFL)/GWS 12 1 70 49 0 99 SMW Rovers (Vic)/GWV U18/North Ballarat (VFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seymour (Vic)/Murray U18 22 0 316 316 0 137 Heathmont (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fremantle CBC (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ulverstone (Tas)/Devonport (Tas) 11 0 53 53 0 3 South Mandurah (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18/Maribyrnong Park/Coburg (VFL) 18 1 50 50 0 3 Moama (NSW)/Bendigo U18/Williamstown (VFL) 7 1 8 8 0 4 Warragul (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Peninsula Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 1 1 1 3 3 Research (Vic)/Northern U18/Box Hill Hawks (VFL) 18 0 20 20 0 7 Myrtleford (Vic)/Murray U18 9 1 72 72 1 76 Warmun (WA)/Belmont (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Horsham Saints (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 22 1 71 71 0 29 Walkerville (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Midvale (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 22 1 152 152 1 262 Donnybrook (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mandurah Centrals (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)/GWS 18 0 116 39 0 17 Somerville (Vic)/Mornington Secondary College (Vic)/Dande U18 0 0 0 0 0 0

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Sam Sturt Rory Lobb Matt Taberner Travis Colyer Michael Walters

3.0 2.0 1.2 1.2 1.0

SCORE ASSISTS Michael Walters Darcy Tucker Rory Lobb Adam Cerra Sam Sturt

3 2 2 1 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Michael Walters Sam Sturt Darcy Tucker Rory Lobb Brett Bewley

8 7 7 7 5

OTHER CLEARANCES Michael Walters Darcy Tucker Andrew Brayshaw Adam Cerra Bailey Banfield

5 3 3 2 2

TACKLES Reece Conca Nat Fyfe Taylin Duman Brett Bewley Sam Sturt

4 4 3 2 2

INSIDE 50s Michael Walters Lachie Schultz James Aish Darcy Tucker Mitchell Crowden

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

28.12 (180) v Collingwood, round 7, 2005, Subiaco Oval

LOWEST SCORE

1.7 (13) v Adelaide, round 15, 2009, Football Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

113 points v GWS Giants, round 20, 2013, Subiaco Oval

OVERALL RECORD: 566 games – 249 wins, 316 losses, 1 draw GRAND FINALS: 1 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

Nine games – round 14, 2006 to round 22, 2006; round 1, 2015 to round 9, 2015

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

18 games – round 22, 2000 to round 17, 2001 L

39 16 23 0 31 16 15 0 34 20 14 0 31 12 19 0 37 14 23 0 4 3 1 0 39 13 26 0 10 7 3 0 9 5 4 0 36 8 28 0 38 22 16 0 31 13 18 0 37 17 20 0 37 16 21 0 36 16 20 0 35 15 19 1 0 0 0 0 50 20 30 0 32 16 16 0

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Marvel Stadium

MCG

53 18 35 0

Optus Stadium

SCG

18 4 13 1

GMHBA Stadium

Gabba

13 4 9 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Adelaide Oval

9 1 8 0

Metricon Stadium

TIO Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Giants Stadium

2 0 2 0

14 3 1

11 15 11

0 0 0

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

MOST GAMES

Matthew Pavlich David Mundy* Aaron Sandilands Luke McPharlin Michael Johnson Shane Parker Shaun McManus Paul Hasleby Stephen Hill* Antoni Grover

(353) (316) (271) (244) (244) (238) (228) (208) (206) (202)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Matthew Pavlich David Mundy* Paul Hasleby Lachie Neale James Walker Michael Johnson Ryan Crowley

(160) (124) (90) (88) (87) (78) (77)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

16 David Mundy*

(316)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Matthew Pavlich Peter Bell Nat Fyfe* Adrian Fletcher Shaun McManus Peter Mann

(190) (107) (61) (44) (44) (41)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Ross Lyon Chris Connolly Mark Harvey Gerard Neesham Damian Drum

MOST GOALS

Matthew Pavlich Michael Walters* Hayden Ballantyne Jeff Farmer Chris Mayne Clive Waterhouse Paul Medhurst Justin Longmuir Tony Modra Nat Fyfe* David Mundy*

(184) (129) (97) (88) (53) (700) (262) (254) (224) (196) (178) (166) (166) (148) (148) (137)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

10 Tony Modra (v Melbourne, round 10, 1999, MCG) 9 Paul Medhurst (v Brisbane, round 9, 2004, Subiaco Oval) 9 Matthew Pavlich (v Carlton, round 16, 2005, MCG) 8 John Hutton (v Sydney, round 6, 1995, WACA) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v Adelaide, round 14, 2005, Football Park) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v North Melbourne, round 12, 2008, Subiaco Oval) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v West Coast, round 19, 2012, Subiaco Oval)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Matthew Pavlich Michael Walters* Hayden Ballantyne Chris Mayne Michael Barlow Nat Fyfe* Ryan Crowley Jeff Farmer

(36) (25) (10) (10) (8) (7) (6) (6)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

14.18 (102) v Melbourne, 2SF, 2006

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

BROWNLOW MEDALLIST

7.4 (46) v Adelaide, QF, 2006

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

30 points v Hawthorn, 2EF, 2010

Nat Fyfe* (2015, 2019)

INDUCTEES: Peter Bell (also N Melb)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Paul Hasleby (2000), Rhys Palmer (2008)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

69 points v Geelong, 2SF, 2010

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

6 Matthew Pavlich v Geelong, 2EF, 2012

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Nat Fyfe* (2017)

Two games (QF 2013-PF 2013)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Three games (GF 2013- SF 2014)

RUNNERS-UP

51 games – 23 wins, 28 losses

McCLELLAND TROPHY

Fremantle played its first game against Richmond in round one, 1995, at the MCG. The Tigers won 12.18 (90) to Fremantle 12.13 (85). The Dockers’ team that day was: B: Stephen O’Reilly, Jamie Merillo, Scott Chisholm HB: Dale Kickett, David Muir, Todd Ridley C: Jason Norrish, Tony Delaney, Ben Allan (captain) HF: Peter Mann, Quenton Leach, Craig Burrows F: Chris Groom, Gary Dhurrkay, Winston Abraham R: Matthew Burton, Peter Bell, Scott Watters IC: Brendan Krummel, Phil Gilbert, Scott Edwards Coach: Gerard Neesham

Nat Fyfe* (2014, 2015) 2013 2015

WOODEN SPOONS

2001

FINALS

15 games – 6 wins, 9 losses

MOST FINALS

Matthew Pavlich Aaron Sandilands David Mundy* Ryan Crowley Nat Fyfe* Stephen Hill* Michael Johnson Chris Mayne Michael Walters* Matt de Boer Nick Suban Michael Barlow Zac Dawson Paul Duffield Luke McPharlin Tendai Mzungu Lee Spurr Hayden Ballantyne Garrick Ibbotson Zac Clarke Lachie Neale Danyle Pearce Cameron Sutcliffe Roger Hayden Des Headland Alex Silvagni

(15) (15) (14) (12) (11) (11) (11) (11) (11) (10) (10) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (8) (8) (7) (7) (7) (7) (6) (5) (5)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES THE FACTS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1995 (18,456), 1996 (19,622), 1997 (19,949), 1998 (22,186), 1999 (24,896), 2000 (24,925), 2001 (23,898), 2002 (23,775), 2003 (25,368), 2004 (32,780), 2005 (34,178), 2006 (35,666), 2007 (43,343), 2008 (43,366), 2009 (39,206), 2010 (39,854), 2011 (42,762), 2012 (42,918), 2013 (43,880), 2014 (48,777), 2015 (51,433), 2016 (51,889), 2017 (51,254), 2018 (55,639), 2019 (51,431) * denotes current player or coach

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HANDBALLS 10 9 8 8 8

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Patrick Dangerfield Gary Ablett Mark Blicavs Tom Stewart Luke Dahlhaus

10 10 8 8 7

4 182 87 14/5/1984 2002

TR/2017 Modewarre (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong/Gold Coast

2019

THIS CLUB

TOTAL

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

GOALS

1 346 236 1 437

30 180 86 18/9/1995 2019 RD/2019 St Joseph’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geel College/Geel U18/Geel (VFL)

23 1 24

BEWS Jed

24 186 91 14/12/1993 2014

12 0 83

BLICAVS Mark

46 198 102 28/3/1991 2013 RE/2014 Sunbury (Vic)

1 159 159 0 36

BROWNLESS Oscar

20 187 78 16/2/2000 **** RD/2020 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18

Mitch Duncan Tom Hawkins Gary Ablett Gary Rohan Luke Dahlhaus

SCORE ASSISTS

0 34 34

CLARK Jordan COCKATOO Nakia

6 185 83 16/10/2000 2019

86/2011 Leopold (Vic)/Geelong U18

15/2018 Railways, Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

45 181 71 30/7/1998 **** RD/2020 North Gambier (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 5 186 92 23/10/1996 2015

10/2014 Southern Districts (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)

36/2017 East Sandr (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/Sandr U18 7

18 192 86 18/5/1999 2019

DAHLHAUS Luke

40 179 77 21/8/1992

DANGERFIELD Patrick

35 189 92 5/4/1990 2008 TR/2016 Anglesea (Vic)/Geelong U18/Adelaide

1 249 95

DE KONING Sam

16 202 87 26/2/2001 ****

DUNCAN Mitch

22 188 88 10/6/1991 2010 28/2009 Carine (WA)/East Perth (WAFL)

23 1 204 204 3 149

EVANS Francis

31 182 78 23/8/2001 ****

41/2019 Brunswick North OB (Vic)/Brunswick SC (Vic)/Calder U18

FOGARTY Lachie

13 180 76 1/4/1999

2018

22/2017 Spotswood (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Western U18

0 17

FORT Darcy

28 204 103 6/8/1993

2019 65/2018 Sth Barwon (Vic)/Gee U18/Werribee (VFL)/Foots (VFL)/Central Dist (SANFL) 3 1 4 2011 23/2010 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18

19/2019 Mornington (Vic)/Dandenong U18

Gary Rohan 0 5 Esava Ratugolea 1 125 Tom Hawkins 1 284 Luke Dahlhaus 0 0 Cameron Guthrie

CONSTABLE Charlie

2011 UFA/2018 Leopold (Vic)/Geelong U18/Western Bulldogs

0 25

1 179 25 0

0 5

GUTHRIE Cameron

29 187 87 19/8/1992

GUTHRIE Zach

39 187 82 30/6/1998 2017 RE/20119 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18

20 1 162 162 0 52 1

HAWKINS Tom

26 198 103 21/7/1988 2007 41/2006 Finley (NSW)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 257 257 2 556 0 171 54

HENDERSON Lachie

25 196 97 14/12/1989 2008 RD/2020 Birregurra (Vic)/Geel Coll (Vic)/Geel U18/Brisbane/Carlton

HENRY Jack

38 192 91 29/8/1998 2018 RE/2018 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18

23 1 46 46

JARVIS Ben

10 190 85 27/7/2000 **** 48/2018 Port Lincoln (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

JENKINS Josh

11 200 107 8/2/1989

0 147 0

2012 TR/2019 Lake Boga (Vic)/Essendon List/Adelaide

0 113 0

8 0

0 296

KENNERLEY Jacob

21 186 82 16/6/2000 **** 50/2018 Cummins Ramblers (SA)/Rostrevor Coll (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

KOLODJASHNIJ Jake

8 193 94 9/8/1995

23 0 93

KREUGER Nathan

15 196 93 25/6/1999 **** TR/2018 Victor Harbour (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)

0 48

2015

MENEGOLA Sam

27 189 89 7/3/1992

MIERS Gryan

32 179 81 30/3/1999 2019

NARKLE Quinton

41/2013 Prospect (Tas)/Launceston (Tas)

2016 66/2015 Attadale (WA)/E Frem (WAFL)/Haw Rks/Frem Rks/Subi (WAFL)

66 26

1 29

TACKLES

19 182 83 3/12/1997 2018 60/2016 Maddington (WA)/Wesley College (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

0 10

O’CONNOR Mark

42 191 88 17/1/1997

2017 RE/2018 County Kerry (Ireland)

23 1

OKUNBOR Stefan

43 191 89 12/8/1998

**** RD/2019 County Kerry (Ireland)

Quinton Narkle Cameron Guthrie Tom Hawkins Gryan Miers Mark Blicavs

0 25

PARSONS James

34 190 83 12/4/1997 2017

0 35

0 26

17 198 104 24/7/1998 2018 43/2016 Cobram (Vic)/Murray U18

20 1 29

0 22

Mitch Duncan Zach Tuohy Gary Ablett Sam Menegola Joel Selwood

ROHAN Gary

23 189 95 7/6/1991

1 126 20

1 122

SCHLENSOG Blake

36 199 102 25/9/2000 **** RD/2019 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong U18

SELWOOD Joel

14 183 84 26/5/1988 2007

23 1 296 296 0 158

SIMPSON Sam

37 183 77 14/6/1998 2017 RE/2019 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18

Mark Blicavs Tom Stewart Harry Taylor Gary Ablett Jack Henry

8 6 5 5 4

STANLEY Rhys

RE/2017 Norwood (Vic)/Eastern U18

20 0 54

RATUGOLEA Esava

INTERCEPT POSS.

Patrick Dangerfield Joel Selwood Darcy Fort Harry Taylor Mitch Duncan

1 66

26/2016 Nightcliff (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

2010 TR/2018 Cobden (Vic)/Geelong U18/Sydney 7/2006 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18

1 200 102 1/12/1990 2010 TR/2014 Berri (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)/St Kilda

STEPHENS Cooper

12 188 87 17/1/2001

STEVEN Jack

9 180 85 28/3/1990 2009 TR/2019 Lorne (Vic)/Geelong U18/St Kilda

****

16/2019 Colac (Vic)/Geelong U18

0 6

18 0 133 75 0

0 2

0 84

0 183

0 112

STEWART Tom

44 190 85 15/3/1993 2017 40/2016 South Barwon (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong (VFL)

1 69

TAHENY Cameron

41 185 80 3/8/2001

TARCA Jake

33 177 73 23/2/2000 **** 68/2018 Encounter Bay (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)

**** 50/2019 Eastern Eyre (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

TAYLOR Harry

7 195 96 12/6/1986 2008

17/2007 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

TUOHY Zach

2 187 91 10/12/1989 2011 TR/2016 County Laois (Ireland)/Carlton

1 262 262 0 74

1 187 67

8 8 6 5 5

OTHER

1 26

3 180 79 27/4/1998 2017

2 2 2 1 1

CLEARANCES

PARFITT Brandan

3.0 2.2 1.2 1.1 1.0

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Mitch Duncan Gary Ablett Tom Hawkins Luke Dahlhaus Darcy Fort

57/2017 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong U18

UNCONTESTED POSS. 18 13 12 11 11

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

ATKINS Tom

CLOSE Brad

16 16 14 12 11

Luke Dahlhaus Tom Hawkins Mitch Duncan Tom Stewart Jack Henry Luke Dahlhaus Quinton Narkle Sam Menegola Patrick Dangerfield Gary Ablett

ABLETT Gary

NO. HT. WT. DOB

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2020

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TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

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INSIDE 50s Gary Rohan Mitch Duncan Zach Tuohy Gary Ablett Patrick Dangerfield

5 5 5 4 3

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

37.17 (239) v Brisbane, round 7, 1992, Metricon Stadium

LOWEST SCORE

0.8 (8) v Fitzroy, round 3, 1899, Corio Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

186 points v Melbourne, round 19, 2011, GMHBA Stadium

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

OVERALL RECORD: 2455 games – 1336 wins, 1096 losses, 23 draws GRAND FINALS: 17 PREMIERSHIPS: 9 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

23 games – round 12, 1952 to round 13, 1953

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

16 games – round 16, 1941 to round 13, 1944

MOST GAMES

45 25 20 0 49 29 19 1 220 101 117 2 234 100 133 1 218 98 115 5 183 103 79 1 39 26 13 0 11 9 2 0 11 7 3 1 166 90 75 1 218 131 85 2 164 100 63 1 33 22 10 1 196 104 89 3 215 131 83 1 225 124 101 0 14 8 6 0 53 26 26 1 161 102 57 2

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

GMHBA Stadium

679 455 219

MCG

337 181 155 1 65

Marvel Stadium

SCG

34 20 14 0

Gabba

19 10 9 0

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

UNSW Canberra Oval

Giants Stadium

Optus Stadium

2 0 2 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

Corey Enright Ian Nankervis Jimmy Bartel John Newman Joel Selwood* Darren Milburn

(332) (325) (305) (300) (296) (292)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Zach Tuohy* Dick Grigg David Clarke snr Ben Graham

(138 – incl. 90 with Carl) (130) (115) (112)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

4 Andrew Mackie 14 Joel Selwood* 39 Darren Milburn 40 Ian Nankervis 41 Shane Mumford 44 Corey Enright# 45 Cameron Ling 46 Mark Blicavs*

(280) (296) (292) (325) (192 – Geel, Syd & GWS) (332) (246) (159)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Joel Selwood* Reg Hickey Henry Young Ian Nankervis

(186) (142) (137) (110)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Reg Hickey Mark Thompson Chris Scott* Malcolm Blight

MOST GOALS

Gary Ablett snr Doug Wade Tom Hawkins* Steve Johnson Billy Brownless

(304) (260) (216) (145) (1021) (834) (556) (452) (441)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

14 Gary Ablett snr (v Essendon, R6, 1993, MCG) 14 Gary Ablett snr (v Sydney, R8, 1994, SCG) 14 Gary Ablett snr (v Richmond, R9, 1989, MCG) 13 Doug Wade (v South Melbourne, R17, 1967, Lake Oval) 13 Doug Wade (v North Melbourne, R20, 1971, GMHBA Stadium)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Edward ‘Carji’ Greeves (1924), Bernie Smith (1951), Alistair Lord (1962), Paul Couch (1989),

Jimmy Bartel (2007), Gary Ablett jnr* (2009), Patrick Dangerfield* (2016)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Graham Farmer, Malcolm Blight (coach Geel, also player/coach NM, coach Adel, coach St K) INDUCTEES: Charles Brownlow, Bernie Smith, Edward Greeves, Jocka Todd, George Moloney, Henry Young, Peter Burns, Reg Hickey (also coach Geel), Tom Wills (admin), Bob Davis (also coach Geel), Doug Wade (also NM), Fred Flanagan, Bill Goggin (also coach Foots), Greg Williams (also Syd, Carl), John Newman, Ian Nankervis, Denis Marshall, Tom Fitzmaurice (also Ess, NM), Gary Ablett snr (also Haw), Henry Harrison (admin), Tom Hafey (coach Geel, also Rich, coach Rich, Coll, Syd), Garry Hocking, Brian Peake, Matthew Scarlett

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Bernie Smith (back pocket), Graham Farmer (ruck), Gary Ablett snr (interchange), Greg Williams (interchange)

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Graham Farmer (ruck and captain)

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

1897: Eddy James (22) 1899: Eddy James (31) 1900: Teddy Lockwood (24) 1910: Percy Martini (51) 1921: Cliff Rankin (61) 1925: Lloyd Hagger (70) 1932: George Moloney (109) 1948: Lindsay White (86)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

1955: Noel Rayson (77) 1962: Doug Wade (62) 1967: Doug Wade (79) 1969: Doug Wade (122) 1976: Larry Donohue (99) 1993: Gary Ablett snr (124) 1994: Gary Ablett snr (113) 1995: Gary Ablett snr (118)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

Gary Ablett snr (1989), Steve Johnson (2007), Paul Chapman (2009), Jimmy Bartel (2011)

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

Cliff Rankin (1925), Charlie Clymo (1931), Reg Hickey (1937)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Reg Hickey (1951, 1952), Bob Davis (1963), Mark Thompson (2007, 2009), Chris Scott* (2011)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST

Joel Selwood* (2009)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Joel Selwood* (2007)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

James Kelly (2011), Harry Taylor* (2015)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Greg Williams (1985), Gary Ablett snr (1993), Gary Ablett jnr* (2007, 2008, 2009), Patrick Dangerfield* (2016)

PREMIERSHIPS

1925, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1952, 1963, 2007, 2009, 2011

RUNNERS-UP

1897, 1930, 1953, 1967, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2008

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1952, 1954, 1962, 1963, 1980, 1981, 1992, 2007, 2008, 2019

WOODEN SPOONS

1908, 1915, 1944, 1957, 1958

FINALS

122 games – 53 wins, 68 losses, 1 draw

MOST FINALS

Joel Selwood* Jimmy Bartel Harry Taylor* Andrew Mackie Corey Enright Joel Corey Steve Johnson James Kelly Matthew Scarlett Tom Hawkins*

(30) (28) (27) (26) (24) (23) (23) (22) (22) (22)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Gary Ablett snr Billy Brownless Doug Wade

(64) (60) (46)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

26.16 (172) v Western Bulldogs, QF, 1992

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

3.6 (24) v Collingwood, SF, 1901

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

119 points v Port Adelaide, GF, 2007

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

118 points v Richmond, 1SF, 1969

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

11 George Goninon, v Collingwood, 2SF, 1951

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Five games (2007-08)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Seven games (1901-25)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

108 games – 57 wins, 51 losses Premierships 1961, 2006, 2009

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (7709), 1985 (7718), 1986 (6985), 1987 (6981), 1988 (9667), 1989 (7760), 1990 (15,087), 1991 (11,356), 1992 (13,535), 1993 (15,500), 1994 (14,312), 1995 (15,922), 1996 (17,346), 1997 (18,858), 1998 (19,971), 1999 (21,032), 2000 (25,595), 2001 (25,420), 2002 (23,756), 2003 (24,017), 2004 (25,021), 2005 (30,821), 2006 (32,290), 2007 (30,169), 2008 (36,850), 2009 (37,160), 2010 (40,326), 2011 (39,343), 2012 (40,205), 2013 (42,884), 2014 (43,803), 2015 (44,312), 2016 (50,571), 2017 (54,854), 2018 (63,818), 2019 (65,063) * denotes current player or coach # equal with Justin Madden (Ess & Carl)

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DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

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Morwell (Vic)/Gippsland U18 12 1 42 42 1 29 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 1 1 1 0 0 Mitcham Hawks (SA)/Sacred Heart College (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 21 0 32 32 0 1 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Cairns Saints (Qld) 15 1 43 43 0 12 Shepparton (Vic)/Murray U18 8 1 20 20 0 3 Labrador (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 0 1 1 1 0 0 Flinders Park (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 14 0 14 14 0 4 Donvale (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Box Hill (VFL)/Frem/Werribee (VFL) 9 1 24 10 0 0 Broadbeach (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Warrnambool (Vic)/Werribee (VFL) 9 0 9 9 0 3 Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 6 0 9 9 0 1 Mitcham Hawks (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 10 1 121 121 0 85 West Coburg (Vic)/Calder U18/Richmond 23 1 177 1 0 58 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18/Richmond 4 0 31 4 0 7 Halls Ck (WA)/Hale Schl (WA)/N Wang (Vic)/Scotch OC (SA)/Adel (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greensborough (Vic)/Northern U18 21 1 48 48 0 16 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red Hill (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cairns (Qld)/Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 3 1 4 4 0 0 Lauderdale (Tas)/Adelaide 14 1 52 1 0 36 County Mayo (Ireland)/Brisbane 16 0 161 32 0 60 Cairns (Qld)/Mooroopna (Vic)/Murray U18/Wstrn Bldgs 21 0 245 175 0 54 Cairns Saints (Qld)/Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 5 0 13 13 0 2 Kyabram (Vic)/Murray U18/Carlton/Central District (SANFL) 12 1 44 35 0 21 Roxby Downs (SA)/Rostrevor Coll (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/GWS/PA 18 0 116 18 0 1 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/Geelong 7 0 58 7 0 29 Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 16 1 64 64 0 2 East Sandr (Vic)/Old Haileybury (Vic)/H’bury Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18 14 1 15 15 1 18 Salisbury (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL) 8 1 88 88 1 22 Henley (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 21 1 22 22 0 3 Diamond Creek (Vic)/Northern U18 22 1 40 40 0 21 Tanunda (SA)/Central District (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18/GWS/Richmond 17 0 88 17 0 31 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)/Calder U18 18 1 101 101 0 28 Port MacDonnell (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Geelong 14 0 122 14 0 74 Carrara (Qld)/The Southport School (Qld) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scarborough (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 13 0 20 20 0 9 Flinders Park (SA)/Henley High School (SA)/West Adel (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Darwin (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canterbury (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 1 1 1 0 0 Rockingham (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL) 1 0 15 15 0 5 Springwood (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL) 22 0 119 119 0 110 Attadale (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Glenmore, Rockhampton (Qld)/Zillmere (Qld)/Gold Coast/Geel 3 0 115 65 0 51 Rossmoyne (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 22 1 140 140 1 69 Southport (Qld) 0 0 103 103 0 7 County Sligo (Ireland) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Southport (Qld)/Broadbeach (Qld)/Fremantle 17 1 87 40 0 23 St Ives (NSW)/Sydney University (NSW)/Collingwood 22 1 103 63 0 25 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18 17 0 66 66 0 85

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Ben Ainsworth David Swallow Ben King Sean Lemmens Sam Day

1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.1

SCORE ASSISTS Hugh Greenwood Ben King Touk Miller

3 1 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Hugh Greenwood David Swallow Ben King Ben Ainsworth Touk Miller

5 4 3 3 3

OTHER CLEARANCES Hugh Greenwood Matt Rowell Will Brodie Jack Bowes David Swallow

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

21.22 (148) v GWS Giants, round 5, 2013, UNSW Canberra Oval

LOWEST SCORE

3.2 (20) v Port Adelaide, round 23, 2017, Adelaide Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

86 points v Hawthorn, round 3, 2017, Metricon Stadium

OVERALL RECORD: 199 games – 47 wins, 151 losses, 1 draw GRAND FINALS: 0 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

13 0 13 0 18 6 12 0 12 5 7 0 9 2 7 0 10 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 7 0 11 2 9 0 13 4 9 0 12 2 10 0 13 3 10 0 12 5 7 0 12 1 11 0 9 3 6 0 13 4 9 0 10 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 9 1 11 3 8 0

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Metricon Stadium

Marvel Stadium

MCG

14 3 11 0

Gabba

13 3 10 0

Adelaide Oval

6 0 6 0

GMHBA Stadium

5 0 5 0

SCG

5 1 4 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Giants Stadium

4 0 4 0

Optus Stadium

3 0 3 0

UNSW Canberra Oval

Mars Stadium

1 0 1 0

TIO Stadium

1 0 1 0

TIO Traeger Park

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

Five games – round 5, 2014 to round 10, 2014

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

21 games – round 18, 2011 to round 15, 2012

MOST GAMES

Jarrod Harbrow* David Swallow* Michael Rischitelli Tom Lynch Steven May Sam Day* Alex Sexton* Gary Ablett Trent McKenzie Aaron Hall Rory Thompson* Matt Shaw Brandon Matera Touk Miller* Jack Martin* Dion Prestia Sean Lemmens* Danny Stanley Harley Bennell Kade Kolodjashnij Luke Russell Peter Wright* Charlie Dixon Zac Smith

(69 – incl. 44 with Frem) (56) (44) (44) (44)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Gary Ablett

(96)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Guy McKenna Rodney Eade Stewart Dew*

MOST GOALS

Tom Lynch Gary Ablett Brandon Matera Alex Sexton* Charlie Dixon Harley Bennell Peter Wright* Sam Day* Jack Martin Aaron Hall David Swallow*

the Gold Coast Football Club. Club colours will be red, gold and blue. The colours were chosen to symbolise the beach culture of the Gold Coast – red (sun), gold (sand) and blue (ocean and sky). September 4, 2008 The AFL Commission approves the NAB AFL Draft, NAB AFL Rookie Draft and AFL player concessions that will be offered to the new Gold Coast team over the 2009 and 2010 years. March 31, 2009 The AFL Commission announces it has granted GCFC a provisional licence to become the AFL’s 17th team, in 2011. October 1, 2009 Guy McKenna appointed AFL coach. December 15, 2009 GCFC selects the first five players in 2010 NAB AFL Rookie Draft. April 10, 2010 The Suns play their first VFL game, losing to Port Melbourne at Southport by 12 points. November 18, 2010 The Suns select 10 youngsters at the 2010 NAB AFL Draft, including eight of the first 13 players available. The No. 1 pick is highly rated WA teenager David Swallow. February 19, 2011 The Suns play their first NAB Cup games. April 2, 2011 The Suns lose their AFL debut by 119 points to Carlton at the Gabba in front of 27,914 fans. Charlie Dixon kicks the club’s first goal. April 23, 2011 Gold Coast wins its first AFL game, by three points against Port Adelaide at AAMI Stadium. Brandon Matera is the club’s first NAB AFL Rising Star nominee. May 28, 2011 Gold Coast plays its first home game at Metricon Stadium, losing to Geelong by 66 points. August 11, 2012 Gold Coast wins its first game at Metricon Stadium, defeating the GWS Giants by 30 points. May 12, 2013 Gold Coast wins its first game in Victoria, defeating Melbourne by 60 points at the MCG. October 1, 2014 Coach Guy McKenna and the Suns part ways. October 30, 2014 Former Sydney and Bulldogs mentor Rodney Eade appointed senior coach. August 8, 2017 Eade told his services are no longer required. Assistant Dean Solomon steps in as interim coach. October 5, 2017 Former Port Adelaide and Hawthorn premiership player Stuart Dew appointed senior coach.

BROWNLOW MEDALLIST

(175) (140) (132) (131) (123) (121) (119) (110) (106) (103) (103) (102) (101) (101) (97) (95) (88) (83) (81) (78) (73) (66) (65) (65)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Lachie Weller* Tom Lynch Jaeger O’Meara Alex Sexton* Jarrod Witts*

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

8 Tom Lynch (v Carlton, round 2, 2018, Marvel Stadium) 7 Charlie Dixon (v North Melbourne, round 14, 2015, Metricon Stadium) 7 Tom Lynch* (v Carlton, round 4, 2017, Marvel Stadium) 6 Charlie Dixon (v GWS Giants, round 5, 2013, UNSW Canberra Oval) 6 Harley Bennell (v Geelong, round 14, 2014, Metricon Stadium) 6 Charlie Dixon (v Brisbane, round 5, 2015, Metricon Stadium) 6 Brandon Matera (v Hawthorn, round 3, 2017, Metricon Stadium)

(88) (63) (45)

(254) (124) (124) (110) (94) (92) (85) (85) (81) (76) (69)

Gary Ablett (2013)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Guy McKenna (coach GCS, also WCE)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Jaeger O’Meara (2013)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

23 games – nine wins, 13 losses, one draw

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

2011 (14,059), 2012 (11,204), 2013 (12,502), 2014 (13,478), 2015 (13,643), 2016 (12,845), 2017 (11,665), 2018 (12,108), 2019 (13,649)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Gary Ablett (2012, 2013)

WOODEN SPOONS

2011, 2019

* denotes current player or coach

CLUB FORMATION AND KEY DATES

April 22, 2008 The AFL formally invites a group of Gold Coast business and community representatives to form a board to participate in a six-month process to demonstrate an AFL licence for a new team based on the Gold Coast had all the foundations for long-term success. June 27, 2008 The AFL Commission approves a recommendation from the Gold Coast List Management Working Committee, covering the initial player concessions available to the new 17th team to join the AFL in 2011. July 29, 2008 GC 17 signs its first group of players who will be part of the development side to play in the TAC Cup in 2009 and the VFL in 2010. August 13, 2008 GC 17 appoints former West Coast Eagles champion and Collingwood assistant coach Guy McKenna as coach. The team will play in the TAC Cup in 2009 and the VFL in 2010. September 4, 2008 GC 17 launches its name, logo, colours and mascot. The club will be known and marketed as

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Jacob Hopper Lachie Whitfield Nick Haynes Harry Perryman Stephen Coniglio

22 21 20 20 19

KICKS Nick Haynes Lachie Whitfield Toby Greene Stephen Coniglio Daniel Lloyd Nick Haynes Heath Shaw Jacob Hopper Toby Greene Jeremy Cameron

9 7 7 6 5

HANDBALLS 12 10 9 8 7

7 187 83 21/6/2001

46 188 91 15/8/2000 **** RD/2019 County Derry (Ireland)

0 0

**** 34/2018 Pennant Hills (NSW)

BUCKLEY Jack

44 194 87 17/12/1997 **** RD/2018 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)

BUNTINE Matt

21 189 84 19/10/1993 2012

0 59

CALDWELL Jye

5 183 84 28/9/2000 2019

CONIGLIO Stephen CORR Aidan

18 196 96 1/4/1993

5/2011 Berwick (Vic)/Dandenong U18 11/2018 Golden Square (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18

2012 17YO/2011 Dartmoor (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

3 182 87 15/12/1993 2012 35 195 97 17/5/1994 2013

2/2011 Upper Swan (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 14/2012 Macleod (Vic)/Northern U18

1 155 155 3 406 SCORE ASSISTS 1 134 134 2 80

1 84 84

CUMMING Isaac

13 184 84 11/8/1998

2018 20/2016 North Broken Hill (NSW)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/WSU (NEAFL)

16 170 76 9/3/1999

2018

26 1 34 34

DAVIS Phil

1 197 96 30/8/1990 2010 UPS/2011 St Peter’s College (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Adelaide

24 189 87 10/3/1990 2009

FINLAYSON Jeremy

31 196 93 9/2/1996

2017 85/2014 Culcairn (NSW)/Sydney Hills (NEAFL)/NSW-ACT U18

23 1 39

FLYNN Matt

30 200 106 13/9/1997

****

GREEN Tom

12 191 89 23/1/2001 2020

10/2019 Eastlake (ACT)/Marist College (ACT)/GWS (NEAFL)

GREENE Toby

4 182 85 25/9/1993 2012

11/2011 Ashburton (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

9 190 83 21/10/2000 2019

HAYNES Nick

19 193 90 18/5/1992 2012

HILL Ian

37 175 70 9/2/2000 2019

HIMMELBERG Harry

27 194 92 8/5/1996

2016

2 187 87 6/2/1997

2016

HOPPER Jacob

41/2015 Narrandera (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18

14/2018 Walkerville (SA)/Trinity College (SA)/Central District (SANFL)

1 188 50

1 146 146 4 170 0

2 9

24/2018 Northam Barons (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

16/2015 Mangoplah-CUE (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Eastlake (NEAFL)

1 66

0 76

CLEARANCES

23 1 68

0 29

Stephen Coniglio Matt de Boer Sam Jacobs Jacob Hopper Tom Green

7/2015 Leeton-Whitton United (NSW)/North Ballarat U18

**** 65/2019 Millicent (SA)/Adelaide (SANFL)

20 178 76 4/4/1995

IDUN Connor

39 191 94 29/7/2000 2019

JACOBS Sam

10 202 104 10/4/1988 2009 TR/2019 Ardrossan (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Carl/Adel

1 202

0 48

0 14

61/2018 Drysdale (Vic)/Christian College (Vic)/Geelong U18

10 0 58 18

KENNEDY Adam

Nick Haynes Josh Kelly Lachie Whitfield Heath Shaw Isaac Cumming

10 6 4 4 4

HUTCHESSON Tom

25 204 102 14/4/1990 2011 DFA/2017 Marist College, Brisbane (Qld)/Collingwood

INTERCEPT POSS.

Toby Greene Matt de Boer Sam Jacobs Jacob Hopper Daniel Lloyd

22 184 83 12/2/1995 2014

14 13 12 11 10

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

1 49

23 1 129 129 0

7/2011 Frankston Bombers (Vic)/Dandenong U18

2/2013 East Brighton (Vic)/Sandringham U18

0 77

TACKLES

40 182 80 12/7/1992 2012 PDN/2011 Melton (Vic)/Western U18

23 1 116 116

0 12

LANGDON Zac

17 177 81 13/11/1995 2018

1 22

LLOYD Daniel

38 187 85 18/2/1992 2017 RE/2018 Killarney Vale (NSW)

1 40 40

2 33

MUMFORD Shane

41 198 105 5/7/1986

20 0 192 92

0 52

22/2018 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s College (Vic)/Western U18

14/2016 Collingullie-Glenfield Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18

Josh Kelly Sam Jacobs Matt de Boer Heath Shaw Isaac Cumming

2008 PSS/2019 Bunyip (Vic)/Geelong (VFL)/Geelong/Sydney

O’HALLORAN Xavier

33 186 86 11/7/2000

PERRYMAN Harry

36 184 82 19/12/1998 2017

****

REID Sam

50 188 88 7/11/1989 2008 RD/2018 Zillmere (Qld)/Western Bulldogs/GWS (NEAFL)

RICCARDI Jake

26 195 96 7/11/1999

SHAW Heath

23 183 88 27/11/1985 2005 TR/2013 Diamond Creek (Vic)/Northern U18/Collingwood

SHERIDAN Tommy

11 187 82 28/10/1993 2012 RD/2020 Riddells Creek (Vic)/Calder U18/Fremantle

****

26 0 90 80

51/2019 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s Coll (Vic)/Calder U18/W’bee (Vic) 0

0 29 0

26 1 309 136 0 39 1

0 82

0 31

28 197 92 12/5/1998 2019 RD/2020 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18/NSW-ACT U18

STEIN Jake

42 195 95 17/1/1994

TARANTO Tim

14 187 88 28/1/1998 2017

26 0 63

0 24

TAYLOR Sam

15 196 93 5/5/1999

WARD Callan

8 187 84 10/4/1990 2008 UPS/2011 Spotswood (Vic)/Western U18/Western Bulldogs

0 217 157 0 107

1 134 134 0 60

SHIPLEY Nick

34 188 88 25/6/1999 2018

SPROULE Zach

WHITFIELD Lachie WILLIAMS Zac

64/2017 St George (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18

2019 RD/2020 St Dominic’s College, Penrith (NSW) 2018

6 187 81 18/7/1994 2013

2/2016 Mordialloc Braeside (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandr U18 28/2017 Upper Swan (WA)/Guilford Grammar (WA)/Swan Dists (WAFL) 1/2012 Mornington (Vic)/Dandenong U18

29 185 84 20/9/1994 2013 RE/2013 Albury (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Murray U18

7 5 5 5 5

OTHER

1 119 119

56/2017 Dampier (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

2 2 2 1 1

39 0

KEEFFE Lachlan

Lachie Whitfield Harry Perryman Nick Haynes Toby Greene Josh Kelly

Toby Greene Brent Daniels Daniel Lloyd Harry Himmelberg Sam Jacobs

4.1 4.0 3.0 2.0 2.0

0 74

KELLY Josh

UNCONTESTED POSS.

0 15

POSSESSION 11 8 8 7 7

23 1 167 149 0

DE BOER Matt

HATELY Jackson

58/2016 Swanbourne (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Fremantle

Toby Greene Harry Perryman Jeremy Cameron Stephen Coniglio Daniel Lloyd

DANIELS Brent

27/2017 Nyah-Nyah West Und (Vic)/Geelong Gram (Vic)/Bendigo U18

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

CONTESTED POSS. Jacob Hopper Nick Haynes Stephen Coniglio Josh Kelly Brent Daniels

2020

0 0

BROWN Callum

4/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Notre Dame College (Vic)/Murray U18

THIS CLUB

32 200 103 6/10/1999

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TOTAL

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

GOALS

BRIGGS Kieren

CAMERON Jeremy

17 12 12 12 12

MARKS

Jacob Hopper Harry Perryman Lachie Whitfield Josh Kelly Stephen Coniglio

ASH Lachie

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

6 5 5 4 2 7 5 4 3 3

INSIDE 50s Jacob Hopper Sam Jacobs Brent Daniels Harry Himmelberg Stephen Coniglio

5 4 4 3 3

24 0 102 102 0 25

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

24.16 (160) v Gold Coast Suns, round 2, 2017, Giants Stadium

LOWEST SCORE

3.7 (25) v Richmond, Grand Final, 2019, MCG

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

108 pts v Gold Coast, round 12, 2018, Giants Stadium

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

OVERALL RECORD: 188 games – 83 wins, 102 losses, 3 draws GRAND FINALS: 1 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

Six games – round 4, 2016 to round 9, 2016

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

21 games – round 20, 2012 to round 18, 2013

MOST GAMES

12 3 9 0 10 7 3 0 9 6 3 0 10 4 6 0 10 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 9 4 5 0 11 3 7 1 13 9 4 0 9 3 5 1 12 6 6 0 9 3 6 0 10 6 4 0 13 4 9 0 10 5 4 1 18 7 11 0 0 0 0 0 11 3 8 0 12 6 6 0

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Giants Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Marvel Stadium

MCG

20 4 16 0

Adelaide Oval

SCG

8 3 5 0

Gabba

7 5 2 0

Metricon Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

Blundstone Arena

Optus Stadium

2 0 2 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

Callan Ward* Jeremy Cameron* Phil Davis* Toby Greene* Adam Tomlinson Dylan Shiel Heath Shaw* Stephen Coniglio* Lachie Whitfield* Nick Haynes* Tom Scully Josh Kelly* Adam Kennedy* Devon Smith Zac Williams* Shane Mumford* Jonathon Patton

(157) (155) (149) (146) (140) (135) (136) (134) (134) (129) (121) (119) (116) (109) (102) (92) (89)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Heath Shaw* Callan Ward* Adam Tomlinson Dylan Shiel Lachie Whitfield* Harry Himmelberg* Josh Kelly*

(96) (95) (51) (48) (48) (46) (44)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

41 Shane Mumford

(192 – Geel, Syd & GWS)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Callan Ward* Phil Davis*

(157) (148)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Leon Cameron* Kevin Sheedy

MOST GOALS

Jeremy Cameron* Toby Greene* Jonathon Patton Devon Smith Stephen Coniglio* Josh Kelly* Harry Himmelberg* Callan Ward* Rhys Palmer Tom Scully Steve Johnson Dylan Shiel Rory Lobb Lachie Whitfield*

(143) (44)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

2012 (10,241), 2013 (12,681), 2014 (13,040), 2015 (13,480), 2016 (15,312), 2017 (20,944), 2018 (25,243), 2019 (30,109) * denotes current players or coach

9 Jeremy Cameron* (v Gold Coast, round 23, 2019, Metricon Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Collingwood, round 18, 2013, MCG) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Hawthorn, round 6, 2015, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Carlton, round 22, 2015, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Gold Coast Suns, round 8, 2016, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Richmond, round 3, 2019, Giants Stadium)

CLUB FORMATION AND KEY DATES March 13, 2008

The AFL wins the support of the 16 club presidents to establish an 18th side to be based at Blacktown Olympic Park in Sydney’s western suburbs.

October 20, 2009

The AFL Commission approves draft and player concessions for GWS in 2010 and 2011, for its entry to the AFL competition for the 2012 season.

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

LEGEND: Kevin Sheedy (coach GWS, also Rich, coach Ess)

November 9, 2009

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

Four-time Essendon premiership coach Kevin Sheedy is announced coach.

2019: Jeremy Cameron (67)

RUNNER-UP

July 29, 2010

The AFL Commission announces it has granted Team GWS a licence to become the 18th team, starting in 2012. The announcement was made after the formal signing of an agreement with the NSW Government and the Royal Agricultural Society for a $60 million redevelopment of the Sydney Showgrounds.

2019

WOODEN SPOONS

2012, 2013

FINALS

11 games, 6 wins, 5 losses

MOST FINALS

Phil Davis* Nick Haynes* Jacob Hopper* Zac Williams* Toby Greene* Josh Kelly* Adam Tomlinson Lachie Whitfield* Jeremy Cameron* Matt de Boer* Harry Himmelberg* Heath Shaw* Tim Taranto*

November 10, 2010

GWS announces a partnership with the ACT Government to play 30 premiership season games and 10 pre-season games in Canberra in the next 10 years.

(11) (11) (11) (11) (10) (10) (10) (10) (9) (9) (9) (9) (8)

November 16, 2010

GWS launches its name, logo and colours. The club will be known as the Greater Western Sydney Giants and will wear orange, charcoal and white, with the traditional NSW blue to feature in the away guernsey.

February 19, 2011

GWS plays its first games in the NAB Cup, losing to Sydney by 79 points and to Gold Coast by 25 points.

April 9, 2011

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Toby Greene* Jeremy Cameron* Harry Himmelberg* Jonathon Patton Callan Ward* Stephen Coniglio* Jeremy Finlayson*

The Giants play their first game in the newly formed North East Australian Football League.

(17) (16) (12) (7) (7) (7) (7)

November 24, 2011

GWS has 11 of the first selections in the 2011 NAB AFL Draft. The No. 1 pick is Jonathon Patton.

March 24, 2012

GWS loses its first AFL game, beaten by 63 points by Sydney. Callan Ward kicks the club’s first goal.

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

19.11 (125) v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017

May 12, 2012

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

The Giants win their first AFL game, defeating the Gold Coast by 27 points at Manuka Oval.

3.7 (25) v Richmond, Grand Final, 2019 (406) (170) (130) (100) (80) (77) (76) (74) (72) (67) (64) (64) (64) (60)

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

October 4, 2012

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

August 27, 2016

Highly regarded Hawthorn assistant coach Leon Cameron signs a four-year deal to join the Giants.

67 points v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017

6 Steve Johnson v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017

The Giants finish fourth on the ladder to qualify for their first finals series.

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Three games (EF, 2019, to PF, 2019)

September 10, 2016

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

The Giants win their first final, defeating the Sydney Swans by 36 points in the qualifying final at ANZ Stadium.

Two games (2016-17)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

September 28, 2019

22 games – 9 wins, 13 losses

The Giants play in their first Grand Final, going down to Richmond by 89 points.

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8 5 5 5 4

HANDBALLS Tom Mitchell Jaeger O’Meara Liam Shiels Sam Frost Isaac Smith

14 12 9 7 7

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Jaeger O’Meara Tom Mitchell Sam Frost Chad Wingard Liam Shiels

14 14 8 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Liam Shiels James Worpel Tom Scully Chad Wingard Jaeger O’Meara

18 14 13 12 10

INTERCEPT POSS. James Sicily Sam Frost Jack Gunston Isaac Smith Liam Shiels

9 8 7 6 5

2020

MARKS Ricky Henderson Chad Wingard James Worpel James Sicily Jack Gunston

TOTAL

15 15 14 13 13

22 184 84 47 197 99 9 186 90 18 204 103 46 185 85 30 189 76 12 193 95 8 194 93 13 189 86 45 181 75 44 186 82 19 193 87 41 181 78 15 181 80 27 199 100 31 188 89 17 191 89 4 178 82 39 197 87 29 185 80 40 185 83 34 196 95 2 198 98 32 189 82 7 200 102 38 179 80 3 182 84 36 176 76 35 186 76 1 180 81 11 197 93 23 193 92 10 183 84 25 198 101 42 181 84 28 173 78 43 208 102 37 193 81 14 193 90 21 181 80 26 183 85 6 186 87 16 188 83 24 189 88 33 188 85 20 183 83 5 185 87

THIS CLUB

KICKS Liam Shiels James Sicily Chad Wingard Jack Gunston James Worpel

BREUST Luke BROOKSBY Keegan BURGOYNE Shaun CEGLAR Jonathon COUSINS James DAY Will FRAWLEY James FROST Sam GLASS Conor GOLDS Will GREAVES Damon GUNSTON Jack HANRAHAN Oliver HARDWICK Blake HARTLEY Michael HENDERSON Ricky HOWE Daniel IMPEY Jarman JEKA Emerson JIATH Changkuoth JONES Harry KOSCHITZKE Jacob LEWIS Mitchell MAGINNESS Finn McEVOY Ben MINCHINGTON Darren MITCHELL Tom MOORE Dylan MORRIS Josh MORRISON Harry NASH Conor O’BRIEN Tim O’MEARA Jaeger PATTON Jonathon PEPPER Harrison PUOPOLO Paul REEVES Ned ROSS Jackson SCRIMSHAW Jack SCULLY Tom SHIELS Liam SICILY James SMITH Isaac STRATTON Ben WALKER Mathew WINGARD Chad WORPEL James

TOTAL

25 24 23 20 19

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

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NAME

Temora (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18 22 Mitcham (SA)/S Adel (SANFL)/GCS/S Adel (SANFL)/WCE List 0 Mallee Park (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/Port Adelaide 18 Wodonga Raiders (Vic)/Murray U18/Collingwood List 15 Mansfield (Vic)/Murray U18 12 PHOS Camden (SA)/Sacred Heart Coll (SA)/West Adel (SANFL) 0 East Point (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Melbourne 18 Ormond (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Sandr U18/GWS/Melbourne 22 County Derry (Ireland) 7 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Busselton (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 0 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Adelaide 20 East Brighton (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 9 East Doncaster (Vic)/Eastern U18 22 Penrith (NSW)/Sydney Uni (NSW)/Coll Rks/Coburg (VFL)/Ess 3 Trentham (Vic)/Adelaide 22 Rennie (NSW)/Xavier College (Vic)/Murray U18 12 Shepparton Swans (Vic)/Murray U18/Port Adelaide 17 Altona ((Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18 0 Morwell (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 2 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18 0 Albury (NSW)/Albury High School (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Wallan (Vic)/Whittlesea (Vic)/Calder U18 12 East Brighton (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 0 Dederang-Mt Beauty (Vic)/Murray U18/St Kilda 19 Dromana (Vic)/Dandenong U18/St Kilda 0 Ashburton (Vic)/Claremont (WAFL)/Sydney 0 Rowville (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18 7 Rosewater (SA)/Henley HS (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 0 Benalla Saints (Vic)/Murray U18 9 County Meath (Ireland) 14 West Gambier (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 16 Dongara (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Gold Coast 21 Scoresby (Vic)/Eastern U18/GWS 0 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 Hope Valley (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 22 East Malv (Vic)/St Kevin’s Coll (Vic)/Oakl U18/St Kevin’s OB (Vic) 0 Sth Belgrave (Vic)/H’bury Coll (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Gold Coast 10 Narre Warren (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Dande U18/Melb/GWS 21 The Basin (Vic)/Eastern U18 19 Keilor (Vic)/Western U18 22 Wagga Tigers (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Redan (Vic)/N Ballarat (VFL) 19 Margaret River (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 19 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Imperials (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/Port Adel 14 Bell Park (Vic)/Geelong U18 22

1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1

208 14 377 77 19 0 226 92 17 0 0 193 10 66 44 153 62 116 0 2 0 0 14 0 207 28 112 7 0 32 19 63 93 90 0 191 0 0 14 174 206 83 201 189 0 162 34

208 0 220 77 19 0 87 1 17 0 0 179 10 66 0 63 62 41 0 2 0 0 14 0 116 0 47 7 0 32 19 63 49 1 0 191 0 0 10 22 206 83 201 189 0 15 34

3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0

395 3 293 40 9 0 24 8 1 0 0 367 8 5 1 79 11 51 0 0 0 0 20 0 84 22 61 2 0 5 11 50 52 131 0 181 0 0 0 86 75 56 161 1 0 247 14

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

11/11/1990 2011 27/4/1990 2015 21/10/1982 2002 14/2/1991 2013 19/3/1998 2017 5/6/2001 **** 20/9/1988 2007 28/8/1993 2012 28/9/1997 2017 6/5/2000 **** 25/4/2000 **** 16/10/1991 2010 27/8/1998 2019 5/2/1997 2016 7/6/1993 2016 11/9/1988 2010 4/12/1995 2015 9/7/1995 2014 18/9/2001 **** 13/6/1999 2019 15/3/1999 **** 11/7/2000 **** 14/10/1998 2018 23/2/2001 **** 11/7/1989 2008 9/12/1993 2013 31/5/1993 2013 4/8/1999 2019 7/11/2001 **** 12/11/1998 2017 28/7/1998 2018 28/3/1994 2014 23/2/1994 2013 20/5/1993 2012 9/8/2001 **** 2/12/1987 2011 31/10/1998 **** 22/6/1999 **** 4/9/1998 2017 15/5/1991 2010 29/4/1991 2009 6/1/1995 2015 30/12/1988 2011 1/3/1989 2010 14/2/2000 **** 29/7/1993 2012 24/1/1999 2018

77/2011 PSS/2020 TR/2009 RE/2013 RE/2018 13/2019 UFA/2014 TR/2019 RD/2016 RD/2019 RD/2019 TR/2011 RE/2019 44/2015 PD/2020 DFA/2016 31/2014 TR/2017 RD/2020 RD/2018 RD/2018 52/2018 76/2016 29/2019 TR/2013 PSS/2020 TR/2016 67/2017 57/2019 74/2016 RE/2019 28/2012 TR/2016 TR/2019 RD/2020 66/2010 PSS/2019 71/2017 TR/2018 TR/2018 34/2008 56/2013 19/2010 46/2009 63/2018 TR/2018 45/2017

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Shaun Burgoyne Chad Wingard Luke Breust Oliver Hanrahan Jonathon Patton

3.0 3.0 3.0 1.1 1.1

SCORE ASSISTS Luke Breust Shaun Burgoyne Jonathon Patton James Worpel Oliver Hanrahan

4 2 2 2 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Luke Breust Oliver Hanrahan Chad Wingard James Worpel Shaun Burgoyne

10 8 7 7 6

OTHER CLEARANCES Tom Mitchell Jaeger O’Meara Luke Breust James Worpel Jonathon Ceglar

9 4 3 2 2

TACKLES Liam Shiels Jaeger O’Meara Luke Breust Shaun Burgoyne James Worpel

6 5 5 4 4

INSIDE 50s Liam Shiels Harry Morrison Chad Wingard Oliver Hanrahan Sam Frost

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

36.15 (231) v Fitzroy, R6, 1991, North Hobart

LOWEST SCORE

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

12 games – R9, 1961 to Grand Final, 1961; R2, 2013 to R14, 2013

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

27 games – R16, 1927 to R6, 1929

MOST GAMES

42 23 19 0 51 31 20 0 167 64 103 0 165 68 97 0 163 65 98 0 116 63 52 1 36 28 8 0 166 75 90 1 12 10 2 0 9 5 3 1 164 87 77 0 176 97 77 2 35 16 19 0 159 70 89 0 157 82 73 2 167 93 72 2 0 0 0 0 52 24 28 0 162 83 77 2

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

365 210 154 1

Marvel Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

29 16 13 0

Gabba

20 6 14 0

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Giants Stadium

3 0 3 0

Optus Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

165 points v Port Adelaide, R21, 2011, MCG

Head-to-head v

1963, 1975, 1984, 1985, 1987, 2012

Col Austen (1949 tied), Robert DiPierdomenico (1986 tied), John Platten (1987 tied), Shane Crawford (1999), Sam Mitchell (2012), Tom Mitchell* (2018)

1.7 (13) v Melbourne, R9, 1926, MCG

OVERALL RECORD: 1999 games – 984 wins, 1004 losses, 11 draws GRAND FINALS: 19 PREMIERSHIPS: 13

RUNNERS-UP

13 Lance Franklin (v North Melbourne, R10, 2012, University of Tasmania Stadium)

Michael Tuck Leigh Matthews Sam Mitchell Shane Crawford Luke Hodge Chris Langford Don Scott Kelvin Moore

(426) (332) (307) (305) (305) (303) (302) (300)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Andy Collins Michael Tuck Kelvin Moore Allan Woodley Shaun Burgoyne* Ian Law

(189) (138) (128) (110) (107) (100)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

9 Shane Crawford 15 Luke Hodge 17 Michael Tuck 52 Shaun Rehn

(305) (305) (426) (167 – Adel & Haw)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Graham Arthur Michael Tuck Luke Hodge Don Scott Shane Crawford Leigh Matthews

(153) (140) (125) (124) (121) (114)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Alastair Clarkson* John J. Kennedy Allan Jeans Jack Hale

MOST GOALS

Jason Dunstall Leigh Matthews Peter Hudson Michael Moncrieff Lance Franklin

(351) (299) (221) (146) (1254) (915) (727) (629) (580)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

17 Jason Dunstall (v Richmond, R7, 1992, Waverley Park) 16 Peter Hudson (v Melbourne, R5, 1969, Glenferrie Oval) 14 Jason Dunstall (v Footscray, R19, 1996, Waverley Park) 13 Peter Hudson (v South Melbourne, R11, 1969, Glenferrie Oval) 13 Peter Hudson (v South Melbourne, R8, 1970, Glenferrie Oval)

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1961, 1971, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2012, 2013

WOODEN SPOONS

1925, 1927, 1928, 1932, 1941, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1953, 1965

FINALS

LEGENDS: Leigh Matthews (also coach Coll, Bris), Peter Hudson INDUCTEES: Graham Arthur, John J. Kennedy (also coach Haw, N Melb), Bert Chadwick (also Melb, coach Melb, Haw), Michael Tuck, Dan Minogue (also Coll, Rich, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Allan Jeans (coach Haw, also St K, coach St K, Rich), Peter Knights (also coach Bris, Haw), Dermott Brereton (also Coll, Syd), Gary Ayres (also coach Geel, Adel), Gary Ablett snr (also Geel), Don Scott, David Parkin (also coach Haw, Carl, Fitz), Jason Dunstall, John Platten, Kelvin Moore, Robert DiPierdomenico, Darren Jarman (also Adel), Paul Salmon (also Ess), Chris Langford, Shane Crawford, Rick Davies, Terry Wallace (also Rich, Foots, coach WB, Rich)

86 games – 53 wins, 33 losses

MOST FINALS

Michael Tuck Leigh Matthews Gary Ayres Chris Mew Dermott Brereton

(39) (29) (28) (28) (26)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Jason Dunstall Leigh Matthews Dermott Brereton Jarryd Roughead Lance Franklin

(78) (72) (53) (47) (46)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

24.22 (166) v North Melbourne, 1st SF, 1982

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

Leigh Matthews (forward pocket), Gary Ablett snr (interchange)

5.15 (45) v North Melbourne, PF, 1977

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

1963-1965: John Peck (69, 68, 56) 1968: Peter Hudson (125) 1970-1971: Peter Hudson (146, 140) 1975: Leigh Matthews (67) 1977: Peter Hudson (99) 1988-1989: Jason Dunstall (124, 128) 1992: Jason Dunstall (139) 2008: Lance Franklin (102) 2011: Lance Franklin (71) 2013: Jarryd Roughead* (68)

99 points v Sydney, QF, 1987

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

78 points v Essendon, GF, 1985

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

8 M ichael Moncrieff, v Collingwood, QF, 1978; Dermott Brereton, v Essendon, GF, 1985; Lance Franklin, v W Bulldogs, QF, 2008

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Six games (2013-14)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Colin Robertson (1983), Gary Ayres (1986, 1988), Paul Dear (1991), Luke Hodge (2008, 2014), Brian Lake (2013), Cyril Rioli* (2015)

Four games (EF 1992-QF 1996; QF 2016-)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

134 games – 83 wins, 51 losses Premierships 1968, 1969, 1977, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1999

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Paul Hudson (1992), Paul Salmon (1999)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

John J. Kennedy (1961, 1971, 1976), David Parkin (1978), Allan Jeans (1983, 1986, 1989), Alan Joyce (1988, 1991), Alastair Clarkson* (2008, 2013, 2014, 2015)

1984 (8051), 1985 (7713), 1986 (7335), 1987 (6516), 1988 (7099), 1989 (8520), 1990 (9882), 1991 (10,006), 1992 (12,338), 1993 (11,388), 1994 (11,245), 1995 (12,728), 1996 (12,484), 1997 (27,005), 1998 (27,649), 1999 (32,120), 2000 (26,879), 2001 (30,140), 2002 (33,319), 2003 (31,500), 2004 (31,255), 2005 (29,261), 2006 (28,003), 2007 (31,064), 2008 (41,436), 2009 (52,496), 2010 (53,978), 2011 (56,224), 2012 (60,841), 2013 (63,353), 2014 (68,650), 2015 (72,924), 2016 (75,351), 2017 (75,663), 2018 (80,302), 2019 (81,211)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

Luke Hodge (2014)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Nick Holland (1995), Sam Mitchell (2003)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Leigh Matthews (1982), Russell Greene (1984), Jason Dunstall (1992), Shane Crawford (1999), Tom Mitchell* (2018)

* denotes current players or coach

PREMIERSHIPS

1961, 1971, 1976, 1978, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015

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23 16 14 11 9

THIS CLUB

BAKER Oskar

33 184 84 25/5/1998 2019

48/2017 Wilston Grange (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL)

BEDFORD Toby

12 178 70 27/5/2000 2020

75/2018 Rosebud (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18

BENNELL Harley

17 185 84 2/10/1992 2011 PSS/2020 Pinjarra (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)/Gold Coast/Fremantle

0 83

0 95

NAME

NO. HT. WT. DOB

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

2020

TOTAL

34 31 24 21 20

2019

Jack Viney Ed Langdon Christian Petracca Michael Hibberd Clayton Oliver

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

Kysaiah Pickett Tom McDonald Jack Viney Alex Neal-Bullen Jake Melksham

BRADTKE Austin

46 204 91 27/5/2000 **** RD/2019 East Sandringham (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)

BRAYSHAW Angus

10 187 87 9/1/1996

0 37

BROWN Mitch

38 196 91 28/8/1990 2011 PSS/2020 Chelt (Vic)/Ment Gram (Vic)/Sandr U18/Geel/Sandr (VFL)/Ess

0 68

CHANDLER Kade

37 174 77 13/1/2000 2019 RD/2019 Western United (SA)/Prince Alfred College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 1

SCORE ASSISTS

DUNKLEY Kyle

48 185 80 20/6/2000 2019 MD/2019 Sale (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18

FRITSCH Bayley

31 188 82 6/12/1996 2018

1 46 46

0 37 0 58

Bayley Fritsch Michael Hibberd Toby Bedford Oscar McDonald Ed Langdon

2015

3/2014 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18

31/2017 Coldstream (Vic)/Casey Demons (VFL)

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

GAWN Max

11 208 107 30/12/1991 2011 34/2009 Ormond (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 121 121

HANNAN Mitch

19 189 86 9/3/1994

0 41

0 48

HARMES James

4 185 82 5/10/1995 2015 RD/2014 Devon Meadows (Vic)/Dandenong U18

1 92

0 56

1 143 59

2017 46/2016 Gisborne Rookies (Vic)/St Bernard’s (Vic)/Footscray (VFL)

2. 2 2. 0 1. 1 1. 0 1. 0 2 1 1 1 1

MARKS

HIBBERD Michael

14 186 90 3/1/1990

2011 TR/2016 Somerville (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Frankston (VFL)/Essendon

0 13

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

Michael Hibberd Max Gawn Adam Tomlinson Christian Petracca Bayley Fritsch

HORE Marty

34 190 84 5/3/1996

2019

56/2018 Leitchville-Gunbower (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Collingwood (VFL)

14 0 14

HUNT Jayden

29 187 82 3/4/1995

2016

57/2013 East Sandringham (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)

21 0 68

0 31

6 199 94 29/9/2001 ****

3/2019 Bullcreek-Leeming (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

1 149 149 0 24

Kysaiah Pickett Ed Langdon Bayley Fritsch Alex Neal-Bullen Jack Viney

9 6 6 6 5

HANDBALLS Jack Viney James Harmes Christian Petracca Clayton Oliver Angus Brayshaw

20 13 13 12 10

JACKSON Luke JETTA Neville JONES Nathan

39 180 83 12/2/1990 2009 RE/2014 Carey Park (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 2 180 85 20/1/1988 2006 12/2005 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Dandenong U18

KOLODJASHNIJ Kade

16 190 86 9/8/1995

2014 TR/2018 Prospect (Tas)/Launceston (Tas)/Gold Coast

0 80

0 14

OTHER

LANGDON Ed

15 182 78 1/2/1996

2015 TR/2019 Glen Iris (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Frem 22

1 69

0 33

CLEARANCES

LEVER Jake

Jack Viney Clayton Oliver 1 193 100 10/1/1992 2011 TR/2018 Southern Districts (NT)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/NT U18/GCS 8 1 132 9 0 22 Max Gawn Ed Langdon 28 196 100 18/3/1996 2015 53/2014 Edenhope-Apsley (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 12 1 75 75 0 1 25 194 99 18/9/1992 2011 53/2010 Edenhope-Apsley (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 15 1 162 162 2 104 Christian Petracca

LOCKHART Jay MAY Steven McDONALD Oscar

8 195 91 5/3/1996

41 177 75 3/2/1996

2015

McDONALD Tom

18 186 83 29/8/1991 2010

NEAL-BULLEN Alex

30 182 80 9/1/1996

NIETSCHKE Aaron

27 184 82 26/5/2000 ****

OLIVER Clayton

13 187 85 22/7/1997 2016

Ed Langdon Michael Hibberd Jack Viney Christian Petracca Angus Brayshaw

27 20 16 14 13

INTERCEPT POSS. Jay Lockhart Jack Viney James Harmes Oscar McDonald Jake Lever

9 8 7 7 7

PETRACCA Christian

5 186 96 4/1/1996

TR/2017 Romsey (Vic)/Calder U18/Adelaide

2019 PSS/2019 North Launceston (Tas)/Launceston College (Tas)/Casey (VFL)

MELKSHAM Jake

UNCONTESTED POSS.

22 0 286 286 0 138

23 186 80 20/12/2000 **** 33/2018 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

POSSESSION 20 11 10 8 8

JORDON James

CONTESTED POSS. Jack Viney Christian Petracca Clayton Oliver Jay Lockhart James Harmes

TR/2015 Oak Park (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18/Essendon

2015 40/2014 Plympton (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

2016

53/2018 Eudunda-Robertstown (SA)/Central District (SANFL)

1 169 55

1 126

TACKLES

1 58

Jack Viney Clayton Oliver James Harmes Christian Petracca Toby Bedford

4/2015 Mooroopna (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Murray U18

1 83

0 26

1 86

0 79

PETTY Harrison

35 197 89 12/11/1999 2018

37/2017 Wudinna United (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 10 0

36 171 71 2/6/2001 2020

12/2019 Port District (SA)/Prince Alfred Coll (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL)

PREUSS Braydon RIVERS Trent SALEM Christian SPARGO Charlie

2/2014 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Eastern U18

PICKETT Kysaiah

SMITH Joel

21 206 114 16/6/1995 2017 TR/2018 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Townsville (Qld)/North Melb

0 15

24 188 85 30/7/2001 ****

3 183 81 15/7/1995 2014 44 191 87 25/2/1996 2017 9 173 71 25/11/1999 2018

32/2019 Willetton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 9/2013 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18

20 0 90 90

0 19

RE/2017 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)

29/2017 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18

0 16

SPARROW Tom

32 183 85 31/5/2000 2019

TOMLINSON Adam

20 194 96 10/8/1993 2012 UFA/2019 Canterbury (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/GWS

1 141

0 35

VANDENBERG Aaron

22 188 93 3/3/1992

0 35

0 22

VINEY Jack

27/2018 Bridgewater Callington (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)

2015 RD/2015 Tathra (NSW)/Ainslie (NEAFL)

7 178 84 13/4/1994 2013

26/2012 Ashburton (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Casey (VFL) 21

1 120 120

1 32

0 19

WAGNER Corey

40 181 75 23/3/1997 2016 PSS/2019 Aspley (NEAFL)/North Melb/Casey Demons (VFL)

WAGNER Josh

42 189 84 24/6/1994 2016 RD/2016 Aspley (NEAFL)

12 0 40 40

WEIDEMAN Sam

26 195 97 26/6/1997 2016

0 27

9/2015 Vermont (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Eastern U18

0 31

5 5 5 5 5

7 5 4 2 2 6 4 3 3 2

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

28.14 (182) v North Melbourne, R21, 1986, MCG; v North Melbourne, R5, 1991, MCG

LOWEST SCORE

0.2 (2) v Fitzroy, R16, 1899, Brunswick St Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

141 points v Hawthorn, R9, 1926, MCG

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

19 games – R15, 1955 to R13, 1956

OVERALL RECORD: 2422 games – 1090 wins, 1311 losses, 21 draws GRAND FINALS: 18 PREMIERSHIPS: 12 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

20 games – R4, 1981 to R1, 1982

MOST GAMES

40 15 25 0 46 25 21 0 213 93 118 2 238 83 150 5 215 83 130 2 179 88 88 3 38 16 22 0 218 85 131 2 13 10 3 0 12 6 6 0 164 77 87 0 162 84 77 1 34 13 21 0 191 82 107 2 216 121 94 1 209 93 114 2 14 11 3 0 54 17 37 0 166 88 77 1

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

1218 625 584 9

Marvel Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

27 11 16 0

Gabba

23 9 14 0

TIO Stadium

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

UNSW Canberra Oval

TIO Traeger Park

Blundstone Arena 3 0 3 0 Optus Stadium

Giants Stadium

2 0 2 0

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

David Neitz Nathan Jones* Robert Flower Adem Yze Jim Stynes Steven Febey Brad Green

(306) (286) (272) (271) (264) (258) (254)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Jim Stynes Adem Yze Don Cordner Billy Deans Greg Wells

(244) (226) (144) (135) (131)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

47 Alan Jarrott (170 – NM & Melb)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

David Neitz Nathan Jones* Robert Flower Garry Lyon Allan La Fontaine Ron Barassi

(175) (130) (127) (119) (119) (92)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Norm Smith Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes Neale Daniher John Northey

MOST GOALS

David Neitz Norm Smith Russell Robertson Garry Lyon Fred Fanning

(307) (258) (223) (167) (631) (546) (428) (426) (411)

TOP FIVE GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

18 Fred Fanning (v St Kilda, round 19, 1947, Junction Oval) 13 Harry Davie (v Carlton, round 14, 1925, Princes Park) 12 Norm Smith (v Footscray, round 17, 1941, MCG) 12 George Margitich (v North Melbourne, round 17, 1931, MCG) 12 Bob C. Johnson (v Hawthorn, round 11, 1933, MCG)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Ivor Warne-Smith (1926, 1928), Don Cordner (1946), Brian Wilson (1982), Peter Moore (1984), Jim Stynes (1991), Shane Woewodin (2000)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (also Carl, coach Carl, NM, Melb, Syd), Norm Smith (also playing coach Fitz, coach Melb, S Melb) INDUCTEES: Allan La Fontaine (also coach Melb), Bert Chadwick (also Haw, coach Melb, Haw), Bill McClelland (admin), David Christy, Henry Harrison (admin), Ivor Warne-Smith (also coach Melb), Jack Mueller, Percy Beames (also coach Melb), Frank Hughes (coach Melb, also Rich, coach Rich), Vic Cumberland (also St K), Robert Flower, Gerard Healy (also Syd), Jim Stynes, Stuart Spencer, Peter Moore (also Coll), Tom Wills (admin), Carl Ditterich (also St K, coach Melb), Johnny Lewis (also NM, coach NM), Brian Dixon (also coach NM), Stan Heal, Bob B. Johnson, Hassa Mann, Simon Goodwin (coach Melb, also player Adel), David Neitz

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Ron Barassi (ruck-rover), Norm Smith (coach)

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Byron Pickett (interchange)

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

1897: Jack Leith (22) 1904: Vince Coutie (39) 1911: Harry Brereton (46) 1912: Harry Brereton (56) 1943: Fred Fanning (62) 1944: Fred Fanning (87) 1945: Fred Fanning (67) 1947: Fred Fanning (97)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST

2002: David Neitz (75)

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

Bert Chadwick (1926), Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes (1939, 1940, 1941, 1948)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Norm Smith (1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Jared Rivers (2004), Jesse Hogan* (2015)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Jim Stynes (1991)

AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Max Gawn (2018)

PREMIERSHIPS

1900, 1926, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1948, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964

RUNNERS-UP

1946, 1954, 1958, 1988, 2000

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1955, 1956, 1958, 1990

WOODEN SPOONS

1905, 1906, 1919, 1923, 1951, 1969, 1974, 1978, 1981, 1997, 2008, 2009

FINALS

87 games – 51 wins, 34 losses, 2 draws

MOST FINALS

Frank Adams Ron Barassi Jim Stynes Bob B. Johnson Laurie Mithen Jack Mueller

(22) (21) (19) (18) (18) (18)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Jack Mueller Norm Smith Ron Barassi Bob B. Johnson David Neitz Garry Lyon

(62) (35) (30) (28) (27) (26)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

25.16 (166) v Collingwood, PF, 1948

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

0.8 (8) v Essendon, Final, 1897

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

118 points v North Melbourne, EF, 1987

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

96 points v Hawthorn, GF, 1988

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

10 Garry Lyon (v W Bulldogs, 1SF, 1994)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Six games (1940-46)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Three games (1897; 1936-37; 1961-62; 2002-05)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

101 games – 47 wins, 54 losses Premierships 1971, 1987, 1989

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (6297), 1985 (5801), 1986 (4511), 1987 (3122), 1988 (10,078), 1989 (8184), 1990 (10,111), 1991 (10,153), 1992 (8681), 1993 (10,097), 1994 (10,648), 1995 (9544), 1996 (12,964), 1997 (15,350), 1998 (17,870), 1999 (19,713), 2000 (18,227), 2001 (21,409), 2002 (20,152), 2003 (20,555), 2004 (20,647), 2005 (24,805), 2006 (24,698), 2007 (28,077), 2008 (32,600), 2009 (31,506), 2010 (33,358), 2011 (36,937), 2012 (35,459), 2013 (33,177), 2014 (35,911), 2015 (35,953), 2016 (39,146), 2017 (42,233), 2018 (44,275), 2019 (52,421) * denotes current player or coach

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18 15 12 11 11

THIS CLUB

2020

TOTAL

25 25 23 21 19

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

Ben Cunnington Jared Polec Jy Simpkin Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

AHERN Paul

15 183 85 1/8/1996

2018 TR/2016 Keilor (Vic)/Calder U18/GWS List

ANDERSON Jed

3 179 81 2/2/1994

2013

TR/2015 Darwin (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/Hawthorn

18 189 87 13/9/1992

2011

17/2010 Wodonga Raiders (Vic)/Murray U18

BONAR Aiden

16 188 87 8/3/1999

2018 TR/2019 Seaford (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18/GWS

BROWN Ben

50 200 101 20/11/1992 2014

ATLEY Shaun

47/2013 Devonport (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Werribee (VFL)

2 22

CAMPBELL Tom

42 201 105 2/11/1991

COMBEN Charlie

30 199 84 20/7/2001 ****

2012 PSS/2019 Wesley Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18/Old Scotch (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL)/WB 2

CROCKER Joel

36 188 76 14/4/2000 **** 69/2018 Old Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

CUNNINGTON Ben

10 185 88 30/6/1991 2010

5/2009 Cobden (Vic)/Geelong U18

4/2017 Rye (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

DAVIES-UNIACKE Luke

9 188 85 8/6/1999

2018

DAW Majak

1 195 97 11/3/1991

2013

31/2019 Sale (Vic)/Catholic College Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18

RE/2012 Wyndham Vale (Vic)/Western U18

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

Ben Cunnington Ben Brown 0 6 0 0 5 Nick Larkey 1 122 122 1 280 Todd Goldstein 0 44 2 0 24 Aaron Hall 0 0 0 0 0 SCORE ASSISTS 0 0 0 0 0 Jed Anderson 1 210 210 2 86 Trent Dumont 0 21 21 0 5 Tarryn Thomas 0 50 50 0 40 Ben Cunnington 1 83 83 0 23 Tom Murphy 1 64 54

0 22

1 198 198 0 43

DUMONT Trent

14 186 86 30/6/1995 2015 30/2013 Golden Grove (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

MARKS

DURDIN Sam

24 198 99 6/6/1996

2017

16/2014 East Murray (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)

10 0 19

Trent Dumont Robbie Tarrant Ben Cunnington Jared Polec Ben Brown

GARNER Taylor

6 187 87 8/1/1994

2013

15/2012 Rowville (Vic)/Dandenong U18

0 43 43

1 235 235 1

6 5 4 4 3

HANDBALLS Ben Cunnington Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont Shaun Atley Jed Anderson

13 10 8 8 8

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Ben Cunnington Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont Todd Goldstein Jed Anderson

16 11 9 9 9

UNCONTESTED POSS. Jared Polec Shaun Higgins Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont Ben Cunnington

17 16 12 11 10

INTERCEPT POSS. Robbie Tarrant Shaun Atley Jasper Pittard Jared Polec Jamie Macmillan

7 5 5 4 4

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS 8 8 6 5 5

HALL Aaron

43 185 85 9/11/1990 2012 TR/2018 Hobart (Tas)/Gold Coast

1 110

HAYDEN Kyron

37 186 86 7/6/1999

HIGGINS Shaun

4 184 89 4/3/1988 2006 RFA/2014 Newtown & Chilwell (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel/Geel U18/WB 17 46 179 79 25/2/1997

**** MD/2019 Henley (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

1 221 92

Ben Cunnington 120 Jy Simpkin 81 Trent Dumont 0 Tarryn Thomas 220 Jared Polec 0

JACOBS Ben

5 185 85 9/1/1992

2011

37/2012 East Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18/Port Adel 0

0 90 64

0 15

OTHER

LARKEY Nick

20 198 95 6/6/1998

2017

73/2016 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 20

CLEARANCES

MACMILLAN Jamie

34 188 87 23/9/1991 2010 37/2009 Camberwell (Vic)Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 158 158 0 45

MAHONY Jack

35 178 72 12/11/2001 **** 34/2019 St Kevin’s O.B. (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

McDONALD Luke

11 189 86 9/2/1995

2014

FS/2013 Kew Comets (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Werribee (VFL)

20 0

1 110 110

0 16

McGUINNESS Matthew 41 192 75 13/7/2000 **** RD/2020 Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18

McKAY Ben

23 201 95 24/12/1997 2017

MURPHY Tom

40 189 84 19/1/1998

PEREZ Flynn

39 188 82 25/8/2001 ****

PITTARD Jasper

17 186 84 1/4/1991

21/2015 Warragul (Vic)/Gippsland U18

2018 RD/2018 Somerville (Vic)/Dandenong U18 35/2019 Sandhurst (Vic)/Catherine McAuley College (Vic)/Bendigo U18

2011 TR/2018 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18/Port Adelaide

TACKLES

1 149 23

Ben Cunnington Tarryn Thomas Cameron Zurhaar Shaun Higgins Ben Brown

0 12

POLEC Jared

13 187 84 12/10/1992 2011 TR/2018 Seaton Ramblers (SA)/W-West Torrens (SANFL)/BL/PA

1 129 23

0 71

8 186 73 9/7/2000

2019 49/2018 Broadbeach (Qld)

SIMPKIN Jy

12 182 77 5/3/1998

2017

12/2016 Mooroopna (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Murray U18

1 28

15/2007 South Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo U18

TARRANT Robbie

25 196 96 25/4/1989 2010

1 149 149 0 44

TAYLOR Curtis

31 187 78 6/4/2000 2019 46/2018 Keilor (Vic)/Calder U18

THOMAS Tarryn

26 189 76 25/3/2000 2019

20 1

0 16

TURNER Kayne

28 180 75 31/12/1995 2014 RE/2014 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18

21 0 79

0 53

TYSON Dom

21 186 85 8/6/1993

0 110

0 45

VICKERS-WILLIS Ed

33 190 86 28/3/1996 2017 36/2014 East Malvern (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

0 15

WALKER Josh

19 197 98 12/11/1992 2012 DFA/2020 Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong/Brisbane

1 86

0 69

WALKER Will

27 186 78 30/3/1999 2018

17 0 120 52

WILLIAMS Marley

2012 TR/2018 Camberwell (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakl U18/GWS/Melb

23/2017 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18

2 181 81 22/7/1993 2012 TR/2016 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Collingwood

WOOD Mason

32 192 87 13/9/1993 2014

41/2012 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18

18 0 57

0 73

XERRI Tristan

38 201 99 15/3/1999

72/2017 Caroline Springs (Vic)/Western U18

9/2008 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18

1 211 211

0 162

1 29

0 30

ZIEBELL Jack ZURHAAR Cameron

****

7 188 89 28/2/1991 2009

44 189 91 22/5/1998 2017 RE/2019 Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

Todd Goldstein Ben Cunnington Shaun Higgins Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont

SCOTT Bailey

8/2018 North Launceston (Tas)

3 2 2 1 1

22 201 103 1/7/1988

2019 RD/2019 Noranda (WA)/Hale College (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

2.0 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0

0 29

GOLDSTEIN Todd

HOSIE Lachlan

2008 37/2006 Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

7 6 4 4 2 7 7 5 5 3

INSIDE 50s Jared Polec Shaun Atley Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont Ben Cunnington

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

35.19 (229) v Sydney, R6, 1993, Princes Park

LOWEST SCORE

1.8 (14) v Geelong, R21, 2019, GMHBA Stadium

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

141 points v Richmond, R2, 1990, MCG

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

11 games – R14, 1998 to PF, 1998

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

OVERALL RECORD: 1987 games – 885 wins, 1085 losses, 17 draws GRAND FINALS: 10 PREMIERSHIPS: 4 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

35 games – R17, 1933 to R14, 1935

MOST GAMES

44 21 23 0 55 32 22 1 156 59 97 0 161 52 107 2 158 57 100 1 128 65 62 1 31 18 13 0 164 63 100 1 12 7 5 0 9 6 3 0 176 77 97 2 162 77 84 1 35 22 13 0 160 73 85 2 161 81 78 2 163 74 88 1 0 0 0 0 50 22 28 0 162 79 80 3

MCG

350 175 170 5

Marvel Stadium

215

120

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

36 22 14 0

Blundstone Arena

Gabba

22 8 14 0

UNSW Canberra Oval

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

7 0 7 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Optus Stadium

Giants Stadium

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

(432) (316) (311) (306) (306) (294) (292)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Sam Gibson Keith Greig Byron Pickett Peter Bell John Blakey Andrew Swallow

(130) (119) (118) (112) (106) (106)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

5 24 29 47

John Rantall (330 – SM & NM) Gary Dempsey (329 – Foots & NM) Brent Harvey (432 – NM) Alan Jarrott (170 – NM & Melb)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Wayne Carey Wayne Schimmelbusch Adam Simpson Andrew Swallow Barry Davis

(184) (150) (110) (102) (71)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Brent Harvey Drew Petrie Glenn Archer Wayne Schimmelbusch Adam Simpson Keith Greig Anthony Stevens

Denis Pagan Wally Carter Brad Scott Ron Barassi Dean Laidley John Kennedy

MOST GOALS

Wayne Carey Brent Harvey John Longmire Jock Spencer Malcolm Blight Drew Petrie Sel Murray

(240) (220) (211) (198) (149) (113) (671) (518) (511) (475) (444) (428) (411)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

14 John Longmire (v Melbourne, round 14, 1990 at MCG) 12 John Longmire (v Richmond, round 2, 1990 at MCG) 11 Jock Spencer (v South Melbourne, round 16, 1950 at Lake Oval)

McCLELLAND TROPHY

11 Malcolm Blight (v Western Bulldogs, round 17, 1981 at Whitten Oval) 11 Wayne Carey (v Melbourne, round 17, 1996 at MCG)

1976, 1978, 1983, 1998

WOODEN SPOONS

1926, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1940, 1956, 1961, 1968, 1970, 1972

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Noel Teasdale (1965 tied), Keith Greig (1973, 1974), Malcolm Blight (1978), Ross Glendinning (1983)

FINALS

75 games – 35 wins, 39 losses, 1 draw

MOST FINALS

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Wayne Schimmelbusch David Dench Glenn Archer Brent Harvey Keith Greig

LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (coach NM, also Melb, Carl, also coach Carl, Melb, Syd), Barry Cable (also coach NM), Malcolm Blight (also coach NM, Geel, Adel, St K) INDUCTEES: Johnny Lewis (also Melb, coach NM), Allen Aylett, Keith Greig, Les Foote (also St K, coach St K), Russell Ebert, Wayne Schimmelbusch (also coach NM), David Dench, Ross Glendinning (also WCE), Barry Davis (also Ess, coach of Ess), Doug Wade (also Geel), Wels Eicke (also St K, coach NM, St K), John Murphy (also Fitz, S Melb), John Kennedy (coach NM, also Haw, coach Haw), John Rantall (also S Melb, Fitz), Gary Dempsey (also Foots), Tom Fitzmaurice (also Ess, Geel, coach Geel), Noel Teasdale, Wayne Carey (also Adel), Brian Dixon (coach NM, also Melb), Glenn Archer, Graham Cornes (also coach Adel), Peter Bell (also Frem), Anthony Stevens

(29) (25) (24) (24) (23)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Wayne Carey Arnold Briedis Malcolm Blight

(59) (38) (35)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

21.25 (151) v Collingwood, GF replay, 1977

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

5.10 (40) v Melbourne, EF, 1987

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

67 points v Hawthorn, PF, 1977

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

125 points v Essendon, 1QF, 2000

Keith Greig (wing)

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

7 Brett Allison, v Geelong, QF, 1996; Wayne Carey v Geelong, QF, 1997; David King v Essendon, 1QF, 2000; Craig Sholl v Melbourne, PF, 2000

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

Five games (1996-97)

Jim Krakouer (forward pocket), Barry Cable (rover, coach), Byron Pickett (interchange) 1941: Sel Murray (88)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

1974: Doug Wade (91) 1982: Malcolm Blight (94) 1990: John Longmire (98)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Four games (1945-50, 2000-07)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

133 games – 77 wins, 56 losses Premierships 1965, 1966, 1980, 1995, 1998

Glenn Archer (1996), Shannon Grant (1999)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Ron Barassi (1975, 1977), Denis Pagan (1996, 1999)

Wayne Carey (1995, 1998), Corey McKernan (1996)

1984 (6374), 1985 (6520), 1986 (5318), 1987 (3430), 1988 (4415), 1989 (3411), 1990 (5201), 1991 (6683), 1992 (6083), 1993 (6851), 1994 (10,296), 1995 (14,027), 1996 (14,438), 1997 (19,368), 1998 (20,196), 1999 (22,080), 2000 (22,156), 2001 (22,940), 2002 (20,831), 2003 (21,403), 2004 (23,420), 2005 (24,154), 2006 (24,624), 2007 (22,366), 2008 (29,619), 2009 (28,340), 2010 (26,953), 2011 (28,761), 2012 (33,423), 2013 (34,607), 2014 (39,060), 2015 (41,012), 2016 (45,014), 2017 (40,343), 2018 (40,789), 2019 (42,419)

PREMIERSHIPS

* denotes current player or coach

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

Brent Harvey (2003)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Mick Martyn (1995), Wayne Carey (1998)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Byron Pickett (1998)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

1975, 1977, 1996, 1999

RUNNERS-UP

1950, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1998

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Tom Rockliff Darcy Byrne-Jones Travis Boak Karl Amon Connor Rozee

26 25 25 21 21

KICKS Tom Rockliff Darcy Byrne-Jones Karl Amon Connor Rozee Ryan Burton MARKS Brad Ebert Trent McKenzie Karl Amon Connor Rozee Robbie Gray

8 7 6 6 6

HANDBALLS Travis Boak Dan Houston Tom Rockliff Brad Ebert Darcy Byrne-Jones

13 11 10 9 9

2020

THIS CLUB

TOTAL

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

GOALS

AMON Karl

15 181 71 19/8/1995 2015 68/2013 East Sandringham (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 60 60

0 31

ATLEY Joe

30 186 84 4/8/1998

32/2016 Rochester (Vic)/Bendigo U18

BERGMAN Miles

14 189 83 18/10/2001 ****

14/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 265 265 0 171

2017

BOAK Travis

10 183 85 1/8/1988

2007

5/2006 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18

BONNER Riley

26 190 85 7/3/1997

2016

37/2015 Goodwood (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)

19 0 42

BURGOYNE Trent

31 177 70 2/10/2001

**** RD/2020 Port District (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

BURTON Ryan

16 16 15 13 13

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

3 191 90 31/1/1997

2016 TR/2018 PHOS-Camden (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Hawthorn

BUTTERS Zak

18 181 74 8/9/2000 2019

12/2018 Darley (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18

BUZZA Wylie

13 199 102 2/3/1996

BYRNE-JONES Darcy

33 181 76 20/9/1995 2016

52/2013 Camberwell (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

CLUREY Tom

17 193 88 23/3/1994 2014

29/2012 Katamatite (Vic)/Murray U18

2017 DFA/2020 Mt Gravatt (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)/Geelong

1 64

SCORE ASSISTS

1 20

1 82

Robbie Gray Zak Butters Travis Boak Steven Motlop Connor Rozee

0 135 70

COX Tobin

47 181 73 15/7/1999

22 200 105 23/9/1990 2011

DREW Willem

28 188 78 1/10/1998 2019 33/2016 Koroit (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

10 0 10

DUURSMA Xavier

21 186 73 7/7/2000

18/2018 Foster (Vic)/South Gippsland SC (Vic)/Gippsland U18

20 1

TR/2011 Henley (SA)/St Michael’s College (SA)/Port Adel (SANFL)/WCE

1 247 171

1 130

51/2017 Castlemaine (Vic)/Bendigo U18

0 12

0 17

2019

7 189 90 2/4/1990 2008

FARRELL Kane

24 182 74 17/3/1999 2018

TR/2015 Redlynch (Qld)/Cairns (Qld)/Redland (Qld)/Gold Coast

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

Robbie Gray Brad Ebert Connor Rozee Karl Amon Travis Boak

45 178 75 17/5/2000 **** RD/2019 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

27 184 83 21/5/1999 2019 60/2017 Wandin (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Eastern U18

GEORGIADES Mitchell

19 192 87 28/9/2001 2020

GRUNDY Riley HARTLETT Hamish HAYES Sam HOUSTON Dan

18/2019 Marist (WA)/Hale School (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

41 194 84 28/7/2000 **** RD/2020 Mitcham (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 8 185 83 14/8/1990 2009 25 203 93 9/6/1999

****

4/2008 Edwardstown (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 47/2017 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18

1 219 219 0 318

CLEARANCES Travis Boak Tom Rockliff Sam Powell-Pepper Dan Houston Scott Lycett

1 165 165

74 0

5 186 83 12/5/1997 2017 RE/2018 Greythorn (Vic)/Camberwell Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

0 10

1 188 89 9/1/1991

POSSESSION

JONAS Tom

1 140 140 0

CONTESTED POSS.

LADHAMS Peter

38 202 95 14/1/1998 2019 RE/2019 Modbury (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

TACKLES

LIENERT Jarrod

40 195 88 5/8/1994

LYCETT Scott

29 203 98 26/9/1992 2011 RFA/2018 Thevenard (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/West Coast

1 94

0 51

2 24

0 101

0 26

Tom Jonas Dan Houston Justin Westhoff Brad Ebert Tom Rockliff

Travis Boak Tom Rockliff Connor Rozee Sam Powell-Pepper Xavier Duursma

12 10 10 10 9

UNCONTESTED POSS. Karl Amon Darcy Byrne-Jones Tom Rockliff Connor Rozee Travis Boak

17 16 15 15 14

INTERCEPT POSS. Darcy Byrne-Jones Ryan Burton Trent McKenzie Tom Clurey Xavier Duursma

10 7 6 6 5

MARSHALL Todd MAYES Sam

2011

2018 RE/2019 Murray Bridge Imperials (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

4 198 88 8/10/1998 2017

16/2016 Deniliquin Rams (NSW)/Murray U18

32 187 84 20/5/1994 2013 TR/2018 Port Pirie (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Brisbane

McKENZIE Trent

12 191 83 3/4/1992

MEAD Jackson

44 184 83 30/9/2001 ****

MOTLOP Steven

RE/2012 Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)

2011 DFA/2017 Altona Juniors (Vic)/Williamstown Jnrs (Vic)/Western U18/GCS 25/2019 SMOSH Westlakes (SA)/Henley HS (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL)

6 183 76 12/3/1991 2010 RFA/2017 Wanderers (NT)/Geelong

1 109

0 22

1 171 36

2 195

0 0

48 192 81 6/2/2001

PATMORE Jake

37 181 76 29/1/1999

****

58/2017 Swanbourne (WA)/Christ Church Gram (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0

2 187 91 8/1/1998

2017

18/2016 Mount Hawthorn (WA)/Wesley College (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 19

1 58

0 31 0 96

ROCKLIFF Tom

11 185 85 22/2/1990 2009 RFA/2017 Benalla (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane

PASINI Jake POWELL-PEPPER Sam

**** RD/2020 Caversham (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

1 0

1 191 37

ROZEE Connor

20 185 80 22/1/2000 2019

1 23

1 30

SUTCLIFFE Cam

50 186 87 23/5/1992 2012 MD/2019 Kadina (SA)Woodville-West Torrens (SA)/Frem/Port Adel (SANFL) 5

0 109

0 22

WATTS Jack

23 196 88 26/3/1991 2009

0 174 21

0 161

WESTHOFF Justin

39 199 96 1/10/1986 2007 71/2006 Tanunda (SA)/Central District (SANFL)

WILLIAMS Dylan

34 186 81 1/7/2001

WINES Ollie

16 187 89 7/10/1994 2013

****

WOODCOCK Boyd

36 174 72 5/3/2000

5/2018 South Augusta (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

TR/2017 East Sandr (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18/Melbourne 2 23/2019 Whitefriars Old Collegians (Vic)/Whitefriars Coll (Vic)/Oakl U18 7/2012 Echuca (Vic)/Bendigo U18

**** RD/2020 Paskeville (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

11 9 8 7 6

OTHER

0 19

4 2 2 2 2

FREDERICK Martin

9 183 84 30/3/1988 2007 55/2006 East Burwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

2.2 2.0 2.0 1.3 1.0

0 212

GARNER Joel GRAY Robbie

Todd Marshall Steven Motlop Mitchell Georgiades Brad Ebert Zak Butters

DIXON Charlie

EBERT Brad

**** RD/2019 Padthaway (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

7 6 4 4 2 6 6 5 4 4

INSIDE 50s Connor Rozee Tom Rockliff Travis Boak Steven Motlop Robbie Gray

8 7 5 4 4

20 1 269 269 0 303 0

12 0 141 141

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

29.14 (188) v Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park

LOWEST SCORE

3.3 (21) v Collingwood, round 20, 2011, Football Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

OVERALL RECORD: 530 games – 272 wins, 253 losses, 5 draws GRAND FINALS: 2 PREMIERSHIPS: 1 (SANFL – 36) Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

47 23 24 0 37 18 17 2 32 18 13 1 31 15 16 0 31 17 14 0 0 0 0 0 37 20 17 0 33 10 22 1 12 11 1 0 10 4 6 0 35 19 16 0 34 21 13 0 35 13 22 0 32 18 13 1 30 20 10 0 30 10 20 0 0 0 0 0 34 19 15 0 30 16 14 0

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

Eight games – round 8, 2002 to round 15, 2002; round 15, 2003 to round 22, 2003; round 4, 2014 to round 12, 2014

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

11 games – round 11, 2011 to round 23, 2011

MOST GAMES

Kane Cornes Justin Westhoff* Travis Boak* Warren Tredrea Peter Burgoyne Chad Cornes Brendon Lade Dom Cassisi Robbie Gray*

(300) (269) (265) (255) (240) (239) (234) (228) (219)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Kane Cornes Justin Westhoff* Brad Ebert* Brendon Lade Matthew Broadbent Jay Schulz Shaun Burgoyne Ollie Wines* Travis Boak*

(174) (135) (108) (106) (80) (72) (69) (67) (63)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

18 Kane Cornes

(293)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

117 points v Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park

Adelaide Oval

Marvel Stadium

MCG

47 20 26 1

Gabba

18 6 10 2

SCG

17 5 12 0

GMHBA Stadium

TIO Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Metricon Stadium

Optus Stadium

TIO Traeger Park

Mars Stadium

Giants Stadium

Travis Boak* Warren Tredrea Matthew Primus Dom Cassisi Gavin Wanganeen

(139) (96) (86) (75) (61)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Mark Williams Ken Hinkley* Matthew Primus John Cahill

MOST GOALS

Warren Tredrea Robbie Gray* Justin Westhoff* Jay Schulz Stuart Dew Brett Ebert Chad Wingard

(274) (160) (47) (44) (549) (318) (303) (275) (245) (240) (232)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

8 Warren Tredrea (v Carlton, round 7, 1998, Princes Park) 8 Jay Schulz (v Western Bulldogs, round 14, 2014, Adelaide Oval) 7 Scott Cummings (v Essendon, round 17, 1997, MCG) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Fremantle, round 11, 2003, Football Park) 7 Scott Cummings (v Hawthorn, round 2, 1998, Waverley Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Essendon, round 9, 2003, Marvel Stadium) 7 Daniel Motlop (v Essendon, round 7, 2008, Marvel Stadium) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Richmond, round 8, 2009, Football Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Adelaide, round 7, 2004, Football Park) 7 Jay Schulz (v North Melbourne, round 13, 2010, Marvel Stadium) 7 Jay Schulz (v Brisbane Lions, round 15, 2011, Gabba) 7 Jay Schulz (v North Melbourne, round 8, 2012, Football Park) 7 Angus Monfries (v Geelong, round 20, 2013, GMHBA Stadium) 7 Jay Schulz (v Brisbane, round 4, 2014, Adelaide Oval)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

INDUCTEES: Craig Bradley (also Carl), Nathan Buckley (also Bris Lions, Coll, coach Coll), Haydn Bunton snr (also Fitz), John Cahill (coach PA, also coach Coll), Russell Ebert (also NM), Bob McLean (admin PA), Geof Motley, Bob Quinn, Gavin Wanganeen (also Ess), Fos Williams (coach PA), Warren Tredrea

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Gavin Wanganeen (half-back flank), Byron Pickett (interchange), Peter Burgoyne (interchange)

NORM SMITH MEDALLIST

Byron Pickett (2004)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST

Mark Williams (2004)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Michael Wilson (1997), Danyle Pearce (2006)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Adam Kingsley (2001), Nick Stevens (2002)

PREMIERSHIPS

2004

RUNNERS-UP

McCLELLAND TROPHY

2002, 2003, 2004

WOODEN SPOONS

None

FINALS

23 games – 11 wins, 12 losses

MOST FINALS

Kane Cornes Peter Burgoyne Warren Tredrea Chad Cornes Shaun Burgoyne Stuart Dew Adam Kingsley Gavin Wanganeen

(19) (17) (17) (16) (14) (14) (14) (14)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Warren Tredrea Stuart Dew Brendon Lade Peter Burgoyne Chad Wingard Byron Pickett Shaun Burgoyne

(28) (26) (16) (14) (11) (10) (10)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

26.8 (164) v North Melbourne, EF, 2005

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

5.10 (40) v Adelaide, 1SF, 2005

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

87 points v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2005 87 points v North Melbourne, 2PF, 2007

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

119 points v Geelong, GF, 2007

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

5 Brendon Lade, v Sydney, 1QF, 2003

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Four games (2004-05)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Four games (1999-2002)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

54 games – 29 wins, 25 losses Premierships 2001, 2002

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1997 (35,809), 1998 (38,305), 1999 (37,166), 2000 (34,925), 2001 (33, 296), 2002 (36,229), 2003 (35,425), 2004 (36,340), 2005 (36,834), 2006 (33,648), 2007 (34,073), 2008 (34,185), 2009 (30,605), 2010 (29,092), 2011 (32,581), 2012 (35,543), 2013 (39,838), 2014 (48,968), 2015 (54,057), 2016 (53,743), 2017 (52,129), 2018 (54,386), 2019 (51,951) * denotes current player or coach

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KICKS Jayden Short Dustin Martin Dion Prestia Shai Bolton Trent Cotchin

13 12 11 11 11

MARKS Shai Bolton Jayden Short Josh Caddy Jack Riewoldt Dylan Grimes

6 5 5 5 5

HANDBALLS Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Liam Baker Shane Edwards Trent Cotchin

14 12 10 8 8

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Liam Baker Trent Cotchin Ivan Soldo Dustin Martin Dion Prestia

10 9 9 8 7

UNCONTESTED POSS. Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Jayden Short Trent Cotchin Josh Caddy

19 12 11 11 11

INTERCEPT POSS. Liam Baker David Astbury Dylan Grimes Sydney Stack Dion Prestia

10 7 6 5 3

**** RD/2019 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL)/Richmond (VFL)

7 173 72 27/1/1998 2018 RD/2018 Lake Grace (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Subiaco (WAFL)

2020

12 195 96 26/2/1991 2010 35/2009 Tatyoon (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

TOTAL

39 177 76 8/12/1994

THIS CLUB

AARTS Jake ASTBURY David BAKER Liam

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

25 24 19 16 15

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Trent Cotchin Liam Baker Shane Edwards

NAME

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

1 130 130 0

1 23

9 6

BALTA Noah

21 194 100 23/10/1999 2019

25/2017 Essendon Doutta Stars (Vic)/Calder U18

13 0 13

BOLTON Shai

29 175 77 8/12/1998 2017

29/2016 Forrestdale (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)

1 29

3 22

BROAD Nathan

35 192 89 15/4/1993 2016

67/2015 Upper Swan (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

1 55

CADDY Josh

22 186 87 28/9/1992 2011 TR/2016 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18/Gold Coast/Geelong

1 158 63

0 160

CASTAGNA Jason

11 181 82 12/7/1996 2016

3 84

CHOL Mabior

41 200 94 29/1/1997 2016 RD/2019 Yeronga (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL)

0 10

COLEMAN-JONES Callum 40 200 102 13/6/1999 2019 COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 26 191 90 3/2/2000 COTCHIN Trent

9 185 86 7/4/1990

RE/2017 Warrandyte (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 20/2017 Unley (SA)/Scotch College (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

**** 20/2018 Waverley Blues (Vic)/Salesian College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 2008

2/2007 PEGS (Vic)/Northern U18

CUMBERLAND Noah

38 183 79 15/3/2001

DOW Thomson

27 182 76 16/10/2001 ****

EDWARDS Shane

10 182 80 25/10/1988 2007 26/2006 Golden Grove (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

EGGMOLESSE-SMITH Derek 43 180 80 4/5/1998 ENGLISH Luke

**** 43/2019 Maroochydore (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) 21/2019 Swan Hill (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18

2019 RD/2018 Wentworth (NSW)/Bendigo U18

32 182 80 20/8/2000 **** 62/2018 Manning (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

1 256 256 1 162

Daniel Rioli Dion Prestia Shane Edwards Dustin Martin Kane Lambert

72/2016 Lavington Panthers (NSW)/Murray U18

1 40 40

1 152 152 0

0 19 3

HIGGINS Jack

13 177 78 19/3/1999 2018

17/2017 East Malvern (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

13 0 33

0 24

HOULI Bachar

14 180 83 12/5/1988 2007

PD/2011 Spotswood (Vic)/Western U18/Essendon

22 0 207 181

0 42

LAMBERT Kane

23 178 77 26/11/1991 2015 RD/2015 Preston (Vic)/Northern U18/Northern Blues (VFL)/Wtown (VFL) 21

1 96

1 62

LYNCH Tom

19 199 98 31/10/1992 2011 RFA/2018 Sorrento (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Gold Coast

1 157 26

0 317

MARKOV Oleg

31 188 85 8/5/1996

0 17

MARTIN Dustin

4 187 91 26/6/1991 2010

23 1 225 225 1 251

MARTYN Will

36 186 82 29/3/2001 **** 44/2019 Aspley (NEAFL)/Brisbane (NEAFL)

McINTOSH Kamdyn

33 191 93 3/4/1994

31/2012 Pinjarra (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)

16 0 90 90

MILLER Ben

46 195 95 31/8/1999

****

63/2017 Railways, Kalgoorlie (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

6 182 77 15/1/1999

2019

34/2017 Ivanhoe (Vic)/Ivanhoe Grammar (Vic)/Northern U18

25 199 102 12/8/1994 2015 TR/2016 Georgetown (Tas)/North Launceston (Tas)/Sydney

0 25

NAISH Patrick NANKERVIS Toby

2015

0 26

NYUON Bigoa

47 196 87 18/5/2001

**** 54/2019 Rowville (Vic)/Rowville Secondary College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0

PICKETT Marlion

50 184 84 6/1/1992

2019 MD/2019 Swan Districts (WAFL)/South Fremantle (WAFL)

PRESTIA Dion

3 175 82 12/10/1992 2011 TR/2016 West Lalor (Vic)/Assumption Coll (Vic)/Calder U18/Gold Coast

RALPHSMITH Hugo

45 188 75 9/11/2001

**** 46/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/Haieybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

1 25

1 156 61

0 200 200 0

RANCE Alex

18 194 96 9/10/1989 2009

8 193 92 31/10/1988 2007 13/2006 Clarence (Tas)/Tasmania U18

1 263 263 3

RIOLI Daniel

17 179 76 16/4/1997 2016

3 71

ROSS Jack

5 187 85 3/9/2000 2019 43/2018 Waverley Hawks (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

15 178 76 24/1/1996 2016 RD/2015 Bundoora (Vic)/Northern U18

0 20

1 23

0 10

1 142 142 0 26

15/2015 St Mary’s (NT)/East Point (Vic)/St Pat’s Coll (Vic)/N Ball U18

SOLDO Ivan

20 204 106 14/4/1996 2017

STACK Sydney

44 179 72 28/4/2000 2019 PSS/2019 Federals (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

RE/2017 Northern U18

TURNER Fraser

28 186 81 26/12/2000 ****

VLASTUIN Nick

1 187 88 19/4/1994 2013

58/2018 Clarence (Tas) 9/2012 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18

9 8 8 8 8

OTHER CLEARANCES Shane Edwards Ivan Soldo Kane Lambert Dustin Martin Trent Cotchin

5 5 4 3 3

TACKLES Dion Prestia Marlion Pickett Dustin Martin Jason Castagna Nick Vlastuin

5 5 4 3 3

INSIDE 50s

52 Dion Prestia 0 Shane Edwards Marlion Pickett 9 Trent Cotchin 634 Josh Caddy

RIEWOLDT Jack

SHORT Jayden

18/2007 Noranda (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

3 3 3 2 2

1 235 235 0 126

53/2016 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

3/2009 Castlemaine (Vic)/Bendigo U18

SCORE ASSISTS Shane Edwards Dustin Martin Josh Caddy Dion Prestia Trent Cotchin

42 192 91 30/6/1998 2018

2016 50/2015 Gepps Cross (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

3.1 3.1 3.0 3.0 1.1

34 181 82 25/2/1998 2017

2010 PD/2010 Hurstbridge (Vic)/Northern U18

Shai Bolton Jack Riewoldt Jason Castagna Daniel Rioli Dustin Martin

GRAHAM Jack

2 193 90 16/7/1991

GARTHWAITE Ryan GRIMES Dylan

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

9 6 5 5 5

1 7 0

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

34.18 (222) v St Kilda, R16, 1980, SCG

LOWEST SCORE

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

0.8 (8) v St Kilda, R16, 1961, Junction Oval 168 points v North Melbourne, R2, 1931, Punt Rd Oval

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

13 games – round 15, 2019, to round 1, 2020

OVERALL RECORD: 2281 games – 1165 wins, 1094 losses, 22 draws GRAND FINALS: 23 PREMIERSHIPS: 12 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

15 games – round 9, 2004 to round 1, 2005

MOST GAMES

39 14 25 0 48 31 16 1 222 95 125 2 211 91 119 1 203 95 104 4 166 94 72 0 37 21 16 0 196 89 104 3 9 6 3 0 13 9 4 0 159 89 70 0 191 107 82 2 160 85 73 2 32 13 18 1 186 112 71 3 196 108 87 1 14 9 5 0 44 18 26 0 155 79 74 2

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

732 405 319 8

Marvel Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

32 13 19 0

Gabba

20 12 8 0

Adelaide Oval

Metricon Stadium

Giants Stadium

Blundstone Arena 2 0 2 0 Optus Stadium

TIO Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

UNSW Canberra Oval

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Stan Judkins (1930, tied), Bill Morris (1948), Roy Wright (1952, tied; 1954), Ian Stewart (1971), Trent Cotchin (2012, tied), Dustin Martin* (2017)

Kevin Bartlett Jack Dyer Francis Bourke Wayne Campbell Jack Titus

(403) (312) (300) (297) (294)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Jack Titus Kevin Bartlett Kevin Bartlett Brett Deledio Joel Bowden

(202) (173) (150) (140) (136)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

8 30 33 53

Jack Riewoldt* Francis Bourke David Cloke Barry Young

(263) (300) (290 – Rich & Coll) (27)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Percy Bentley Jack Dyer Trent Cotchin* Des Rowe Matthew Knights

(168) (160) (155) (104) (102)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Tom Hafey Damien Hardwick* Jack Dyer Percy Bentley Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes Tony Jewell Danny Frawley

MOST GOALS

Jack Titus Matthew Richardson Kevin Bartlett Jack Riewoldt* Michael Roach Dick Harris

(248) (232) (222) (133) (120) (113) (113) (970) (800) (778) (634) (607) (548)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

14 Doug Strang (v North Melbourne, round 2, 1931, Punt Rd Oval) 12 Jack Baggott (v South Melbourne, round 9, 1928, Punt Rd Oval) 11 Michael Roach (v Footscray, round 7, 1980, Whitten Oval) 11 Michael Roach (v Hawthorn, round 5, 1985, Princes Park) 11 Jack Riewoldt* (v GWS Giants, round 10, 2014, Giants Stadium)

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1967, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1982, 2018

WOODEN SPOONS

1916, 1917, 1960, 1987, 1989, 2004, 2007

FINALS

89 games – 53 wins, 35 losses, 1 draw

LEGENDS: Kevin Bartlett (also coach Rich), Jack Dyer (also coach Rich), Ian Stewart (also St K, coach S Melb, Carl), Royce Hart (also coach Foots), Kevin Sheedy (also coach Ess, GWS) INDUCTEES: Frank Hughes (also coach Rich, Melb), Henry Harrison (also Melb, Geel), Jack Titus (also coach Rich), Percy Bentley (also coach Rich, Carl), Roy Wright, Vic Thorp, Francis Bourke (also coach Rich), Tom Hafey (Rich, also coach Rich, Geel, Coll, Syd), Allan Jeans (St K, also coach St K, Haw, Rich), Dale Weightman, Charlie Pannam (also Coll, coach Rich), Dan Minogue (also Coll, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Bill Morris, Robert Walls (Carl, Fitz, also coach Fitz, Carl, Bris, Rich), Matthew Richardson, Maurice Rioli, Terry Wallace (also Haw, Foots, coach WB), Jim Deane, Mick Malthouse (also St K, coach WB, WCE, Coll, Carl)

MOST FINALS

Kevin Bartlett Jack Titus Francis Bourke Jack Dyer Dick Clay Kevin Sheedy

(27) (24) (23) (23) (20) (20)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Jack Titus Kevin Bartlett Dick Harris Royce Hart Neil Balme

(74) (62) (47) (41) (30)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

25.17 (167) v Geelong, 1SF, 1969

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

Ian Stewart (centre), Francis Bourke (wing), Royce Hart (centre half-forward), Jack Dyer (interchange)

1.7 (13) v Collingwood, GF, 1927

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Maurice Rioli (centre)

118 points v Geelong, 1SF, 1969

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

1920: George Bayliss (62) 1937: Dick Harris (64) 1940: Jack Titus (92)

89 points v Geelong, PF, 1995

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

9 Jack Dyer v Essendon, PF, 1944

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

1980: Michael Roach (107) 1981: Michael Roach (86) 2010: Jack Riewoldt* (78) 2012: Jack Riewoldt* (65) 2018: Jack Riewoldt* (65)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Seven games (1973-75)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Four games (2001-15)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

Kevin Bartlett (1980), Maurice Rioli (1982), Dustin Martin* (2017, 2019)

110 games – 50 wins, 60 losses Premiership 1962

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Dan Minogue (1920, 1921), Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes (1932), Percy Bentley (1934), Jack Dyer (1943)

1984 (6822), 1985 (7137), 1986 (5772), 1987 (2825), 1988 (3154), 1989 (3607), 1990 (4974), 1991 (8377), 1992 (8158), 1993 (9918), 1994 (8229), 1995 (14,647), 1996 (20,308), 1997 (24,975), 1998 (27,092), 1999 (29,047), 2000 (26,869), 2001 (26,501), 2002 (27,251), 2003 (25,101), 2004 (27,133), 2005 (28,029), 2006 (29,406), 2007 (30,044), 2008 (30,820), 2009 (36,981), 2010 (35,960), 2011 (40,184), 2012 (53,027), 2013 (60,321), 2014 (66,122), 2015 (70,809), 2016 (72,278), 2017 (72,669), 2018 (100,726), 2019 (103,358)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Tom Hafey (1967, 1969, 1973, 1974), Tony Jewell (1980), Damien Hardwick* (2017, 2019)

JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS

Andrew Kellaway (2002), Nathan Brown (2004)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Brett Deledio (2005)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

* denotes current player or coach

Dustin Martin* (2017)

PREMIERSHIPS

1920, 1921, 1932, 1934, 1943, 1967, 1969, 1973, 1974, 1980, 2017, 2019

RUNNERS-UP

1919, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1972, 1982

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22 22 22 22 21

KICKS Luke Dunstan Zak Jones Dan Hannebery Hunter Clark Sebastian Ross

13 12 11 10 10

Zak Jones Rowan Marshall Dean Kent Tim Membrey Ben Long

6 6 5 5 3

HANDBALLS 14 12 11 11 10

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THIS CLUB

TOTAL

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

GOALS

ABBOTT Ryan

27 200 98 25/6/1991 2018 DFA/2019 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong (VFL)/Geelong

ALABAKIS Sam

45 211 101 2/5/1997

**** RD/2019 Hale High School (WA)

AUSTIN Logan

24 196 87 8/7/1995

2016

0 20

19 0 26

TR/2017 Belconnen (NEAFL)/Port Adelaide

BATTLE Josh

26 193 92 1/9/1998

2017 39/2016 Doveton (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

BELL Jack

42 200 81 26/1/2001

**** RD/2020 Old Haileybury (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 0

BILLINGS Jack

15 184 83 18/8/1995 2014

3/2013 Kew Comets (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 108 108 2 79

BROWN Nathan

22 196 100 17/12/1988 2008 UFA/2016 Ballarat (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Collingwood

16 0 183 53

BUTLER Dan

16 182 81 3/6/1996

2017 TR/2019 Lake Wendouree (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Richmond

1 46

0 53

BYRNES Ryan

31 182 83 3/5/2001

****

BYTEL Jack

23 189 82 14/3/2000 ****

41/2018 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18

TR/2015 Craigieburn (Vic)/Calder U18/Essendon

10 0 134 49

CARLISLE Jake CLARK Hunter CLAVARINO Oscar

MARKS

Jack Steele Sebastian Ross Dan Hannebery Jarryn Geary Zak Jones

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

COFFIELD Nick CONNOLLY Leo DUNSTAN Luke GEARY Jarryn GRESHAM Jade HANNEBERY Dan

2 200 103 1/10/1991

2010

52/2019 Beaumaris (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandringham U18

0 61

7/2017 Mornington (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

1 30 30

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

0 18

Zak Jones Sebastian Ross Jack Steele Dean Kent Dan Hannebery

1 191 87 23/10/1999 2018 37 181 74 7/8/2001

8/2017 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18

**** 64/2019 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18

7 185 85 29/1/1995 2014

18/2013 South Clare (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)

14 183 83 23/6/1988 2008 RE/2007 Eaglehawk (Vic)/Bendigo U18 4 179 81 24/8/1997 2016

18/2015 South Morang (Vic)/Parade Coll (Vic)/Northern U18

10 181 82 24/2/1991 2009 TR/2018 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Sydney

1 104 104 0 45

1 189 189 0 28

1 82

0 91

1 214

0 98

1 150

0 79

OTHER

40 180 75 19/8/1994 2019 54/2018 Clunes (Vic)/N Ballarat U18/East Point (Vic)/Keilor (Vic)/Ess (VFL) 11

CLEARANCES

HOWARD Dougal

20 199 95 25/3/1996 2016 TR/2019 Wagga Tigers (NSW)/Murray U18/Port Adel

1 46

0 14

0 23

JONES Zak

8 179 82 9/7/1993

2012 TR/2019 Quinns District (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Hawthorn/Fremantle

3 181 83 15/3/1995 2014 TR/2019 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Sydney

11 91

JOYCE Darragh

39 195 95 23/4/1997 2018 RE/2019 County Kilkenny (Ireland)

KENT Dean

25 180 87 24/2/1994 2013 TR/2018 Federals (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Melbourne

0 75

KING Max

12 202 93 7/7/2000 2020

46 187 83 29/7/1999 2019 RD/2018 North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18

LONG Ben

21 184 82 21/8/1997 2017

25/2016 St Mary’s (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/Melb Gram (Vic)/Nthn U18/Foot (VFL) 16 1 31 31 0 21

LONIE Jack

13 175 74 13/8/1996 2015

41/2014 Seaford (Vic)/Dandenong U18

MARSH Jonathon

43 194 98 17/10/1995 2015 PSS/2019 Augusta-Margaret River (WA)/E Frem (WAFL)/Coll/E Frem (WAFL) 5

MARSHALL Rowan

19 201 106 24/11/1995 2017 RE/2018 Heathmere (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/North Ballarat (VFL)

Dan Hannebery Luke Dunstan Sebastian Ross Jack Billings Zak Jones

17 14 13 13 10

INTERCEPT POSS. Ben Long Callum Wilkie Hunter Clark Jarryn Geary Rowan Marshall

11 7 7 6 4

4/2018 East Sandr (Vic)/Old Haileybury (Vic)/H’bury College/Sandr U18 0 3 13

**** MD/2019 Carine (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

1 64 64 0 20

0 57 0

20 1 34 34

0 14

MAYO Jack

48 192 87 22/7/1999

McKENZIE Daniel

36 185 83 17/5/1996 2015 22/2014 Blackburn (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

15 0 49 49

MEMBREY Tim

28 190 91 26/5/1994 2014 DFA/2014 Traralgon (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Sydney

1 93

1 170

PARKER Matthew

34 190 80 25/1/1996 2019

47/2018 Melville (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)

17 0 17

0 16

46/2017 Mitta United (Vic)/North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18

PATON Ben

33 187 82 19/10/1998 2018

PHILLIPS Ed

30 187 82 29/3/1998 2018 56/2016 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

ROBERTON Dylan

17 194 92 21/6/1991 2010 DFA/2012 Frankston YCW (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Fremantle

1 129 92

6 188 88 7/5/1993

ROSS Sebastian RYDER Paddy SAVAGE Shane SINCLAIR Jack STEELE Jack

2 2 1 1 1

35/2017 Berwick (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

LANGLANDS Doulton

UNCONTESTED POSS.

SCORE ASSISTS Dan Hannebery Bradley Hill Jade Gresham Jack Steele Dean Kent

HIND Nick

HILL Bradley

2.1 2.0 1.0 1.0 1.0

11 187 82 26/3/1999 2018

POSSESSION 13 12 11 9 8

Max King Jack Billings Jack Steele Paddy Ryder Tim Membrey

38 197 93 22/5/1999 ****

CONTESTED POSS. Jack Steele Zak Jones Ben Long Rowan Marshall Dean Kent

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

2012

25/2011 Horsham Demons (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

18 197 94 14/3/1988 2006 TR/2019 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/East Frem (WAFL)/Essendon/Port Adel 17 5 187 82 5/1/1991

2009 TR/2013 Noble Park (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Hawthorn

WEBSTER Jimmy

29 188 83 28/6/1993 2013

42/2011 Brighton (Tas)/Glenorchy (Tas)

WILKIE Callum

44 191 86 10/3/1996 2019 RD/2019 Walkerville (SA) /North Adelaide (SANFL)

1 125 125 0 22 1 244

7 4 3 3 2

TACKLES Luke Dunstan Dan Butler Jack Billings Dean Kent Zak Jones

9 8 6 5 5

INSIDE 50s Luke Dunstan Dan Hannebery Bradley Hill Rowan Marshall Dean Kent

6 5 5 4 3

1 172

22 0 163 107 0 62

35 181 81 12/2/1995 2015 RD/2015 Kew Comets (Vic)/Old Scotch (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 9 187 90 13/12/1995 2015 TR/2016 Belconnen (NEAFL)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS

0 20

Zak Jones Jack Steele Dan Hannebery Hunter Clark Luke Dunstan

8 7 6 6 5

22 0 86

20 1

0 40 1 26

0 93

1 23

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

31.18 (204) v Melbourne, R6, 1978, MCG

LOWEST SCORE

0.1 (1) v Geelong, R17, 1899, Corio Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

139 points v Brisbane, R22, 2005, Marvel Stadium

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

19 games – R1, 2009 to R19, 2009

OVERALL RECORD: 2395 games – 927 wins, 1441 losses, 27 draws GRAND FINALS: 8 PREMIERSHIPS: 1 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

48 games – R1, 1897 to R17, 1899

MOST GAMES

44 15 28 1 47 24 23 0 221 56 163 2 220 59 159 2 215 69 142 4 183 77 105 1 36 20 16 0 215 83 131 1 13 9 4 0 10 4 5 1 157 73 82 2 216 94 121 1 161 78 81 2 30 10 20 0 186 71 112 3 217 77 137 3 14 8 6 0 49 18 30 1 161 82 76 3

Marvel Stadium

252 138 108

MCG

226 84 138 4

GMHBA Stadium

6 0

SCG

31 10 21 0

Gabba

20 6 14 0

Uni of Tas Stadium

Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Oval

10 0 10 0

Blundstone Arena 3 0 3 0 Optus Stadium

3 0 3 0

UNSW Canberra Oval

Giants Stadium

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

(383) (336) (323) (321) (300)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Jack Newnes Ian Synman Nick Dal Santo Stuart Trott

(123) (123) (114) (103)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

12 Nick Riewoldt 25 Alex Jesaulenko 35 Robert Harvey

(336) (279 – Carl & St K) (379)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Nick Riewoldt Danny Frawley Darrel Baldock

(220) (177) (104)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Allan Jeans Alan Richardson Grant Thomas Ross Lyon Stan Alves

MOST GOALS

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Robert Harvey Nick Riewoldt Nathan Burke Stewart Loewe Barry Breen

Tony Lockett Bill Mohr Nick Riewoldt Stewart Loewe

(333) (126) (123) (121) (115) (898) (735) (718) (594)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

15 Tony Lockett (v Sydney, R13, 1992, Moorabbin) 13 Tony Lockett (v Carlton, R21, 1991, Waverley Park) 12 Tony Lockett (v Melbourne, R4, 1987, MCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v West Coast, R9, 1989, Moorabbin) 12 Tony Lockett (v Adelaide, R7, 1991, Moorabbin) 12 Tony Lockett (v Sydney, R9, 1991, SCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v Brisbane, R10, 1992, Moorabbin)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Colin Watson (1925), Brian Gleeson (1957), Neil Roberts (1958), Verdun Howell (1959, tied), Ian Stewart (1965 tied, 1966), Ross Smith (1967), Tony Lockett (1987 tied), Robert Harvey (1997, 1998)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Darrel Baldock (also coach St K), Roy Cazaly (also S Melb, coach S Melb, Haw), Ian Stewart (also Rich, coach Carl, S Melb), Tony Lockett (also Syd), Malcolm Blight (St K coach, also N Melb, playing coach N Melb, coach Adel, Geel) INDUCTEES: Bill Mohr, Colin Watson (also coach St K), Dave McNamara (also coach St K), Wels Eicke (also N Melb, coach St K, N Melb,), Vic Cumberland (also Melb), Dan Minogue (coach St K, also Coll, Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, Fitz), Allan Jeans (also coach St K, Haw, Rich), Carl Ditterich (also Melb, coach Melb), Bob McLean (admin), Les Foote (also N Melb, coach St K), Ross Oakley (admin), Alex Jesaulenko (also Carl, coach Carl, St K), Tim Watson (coach St K, also Ess), Ross Smith (also coach St K), Robert Harvey, Neil Roberts, Verdun Howell, Barry Hall (also player Syd, WB), Trevor Barker, Mick Malthouse (also Rich, coach WB, WCE, Coll, Carl)

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Ian Stewart (centre), Alex Jesaulenko (half-forward)

1954, 1955, 1977, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2000, 2014

FINALS

52 games – 21 wins, 30 losses, 1 draw

MOST FINALS

Robert Harvey Nick Dal Santo Nick Riewoldt Kevin Neale Jason Blake Brendon Goddard Stephen Milne

(17) (17) (17) (16) (16) (16) (16)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Nick Riewoldt Barry Breen Stephen Milne Fraser Gehrig Allan Davis Tony Lockett

(41) (25) (25) (20) (19) (18)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

24.14 (158) v Essendon, EF, 1973

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

3.8 (26) v Carlton, SF, 1908

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

67 points v Essendon, EF, 1973

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

80 points v Brisbane, QF, 2004

Nicky Winmar (half-forward flank), Jim Krakouer (forward pocket) 1902 : Charlie Baker (30) 1936: Bill Mohr (101)

1956: Bill Young (56) 1987: Tony Lockett (117) 1991: Tony Lockett (118) 2004: Fraser Gehrig (90) 2005: Fraser Gehrig (74)

NORM SMITH MEDALLIST

Lenny Hayes (2010)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST

Allan Jeans (1966)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS

Nicky Winmar (1996), Robert Harvey (2004), Jason Gram (2008)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Justin Koschitzke (2001), Nick Riewoldt (2002)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Tony Lockett (1987), Robert Harvey (1997), Nick Riewoldt (2004)

PREMIERSHIP

1966

RUNNERS-UP

1913, 1965, 1971, 1997, 2009, 2010

McCLELLAND TROPHY

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

9 Tony Lockett, v Geelong, EF, 1991

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Two games (1913, 1966, 1972, 1997, 2009, 2010)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Four games (1997-2004)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

107 games – 52 wins, 53 losses, two draws Premierships 1958, 1996, 2004, 2008

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (4930), 1985 (5708), 1986 (4321), 1987 (3924), 1988 (5799), 1989 (8360), 1990 (11,363), 1991 (9765), 1992 (11,650), 1993 (12,956), 1994 (12,009), 1995 (8870), 1996 (14,375), 1997 (16,610), 1998 (23,204), 1999 (20,793), 2000 (17,855), 2001 (22,248), 2002 (17,696), 2003 (23,626), 2004 (30,534), 2005 (32,043), 2006 (32,327), 2007 (30,394), 2008 (30,063), 2009 (31,906), 2010 (39,021), 2011 (39,276), 2012 (35,440), 2013 (32,707), 2014 (30,739), 2015 (32,746), 2016 (38,009), 2017 (42,052), 2018 (46,301), 2019 (43,038) * denotes current player or coach

1997, 2009

WOODEN SPOONS

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6 5 5 5 5

HANDBALLS 14 12 8 8 7

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Josh Kennedy Luke Parker Isaac Heeney Oliver Florent Sam Gray

2016 44/2013 Aspley (Qld)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

**** RD/2018 Beaumaris (Vic)/Mentone Gram (Vic)/Sandringham U18

BELL James

32 183 82 10/2/1999 2019 RE/2019 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)

BLAKEY Nick

22 195 84 27/2/2000 2019

16 13 12 9 8

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

1 20

BRAND Kaiden

2 198 97 8/4/1994

2016 DFA/2020 Berri (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)/Hawthorn

1 44

CLARKE Ryan

4 186 85 17/6/1997

2016 TR/2018 Rowville (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18/N Melb

14 0 54

CUNNINGHAM Harry

7 181 78 6/12/1993 2012 2017

10/2018 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)

2020

36 194 99 5/9/1994 46 197 96 2/9/1999

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30 25 21 18 18

MARKS

Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Colin O’Riordan Justin McInerney Sam Gray

ALIIR Aliir AMARTEY Joel

NAME

KICKS Luke Parker Oliver Florent Josh Kennedy Jordan Dawson Isaac Heeney

TOTAL

Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Oliver Florent Jordan Dawson Callum Mills

GOALS

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BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

RE/2012 Turvey Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Wagga (NSW)

56/2015 Robe (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

20 1 26

0 19

DAWSON Jordan

34 191 85 9/4/1997

FLORENT Oliver

13 184 80 22/7/1998 2017

11/2016 Beaumaris (Vic)/Mentone Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 51/2018 Langwarrin (Vic)/Elizabeth Murdoch College (Vic)/Dande U18

1 114 114 1 54

0 48

FOOT Zac

16 181 77 24/12/2000 ****

FOX Robbie

42 185 85 16/4/1993 2017 RE/2018 Burnie Dockers (Tas)/Coburg Lions (VFL)

0 24

FRANKLIN Lance

23 199 105 30/1/1987 2005 RFA/2013 Dowerin (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Hawthorn

10 0 300 118

GOULD Will

17 191 100 14/1/2001

****

GRAY Sam

15 175 78 1/2/1992

2014 DFA/2020 Rudall Eastern Ranges (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/Port Adel

HAYWARD Will

9 186 86 26/10/1998 2017

21/2016 Walkerville (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

1 54

HEENEY Isaac

5 185 83 5/5/1996

18/2014 Cardiff (NSW)

1 103

32/2013 Broughton-Mundoora (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

22 0 93

2015

26/2019 Lucindale (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

20 1

1 84

29 187 85 29/12/1995 2016

12 188 95 20/6/1988 2008 TR/2009 East Sandr (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18/Hawthorn

1 247

KNOLL Michael

48 202 103 27/2/1993

**** MD/2019 Box Hill Hawks (VFL)/South Adelaide (SANFL).

LING Matthew

19 184 80 21/4/1999

****

LLOYD Jake

44 180 79 20/9/1993 2014 RE/2014 Horsham Demons (Vic)/North Ballarat U18

1 138 138 0 29

MAIBAUM Jack

21 193 91 27/3/1998

30 193 90 30/12/1999 2018

**** RD/2020 Knox (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18

33/2017 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s Coll, Geel (Vic)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18 19 1 35 35 1 20

McINERNEY Justin

27 188 79 18/8/2000 2019 44/2018 Banyule (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18

McLEAN Hayden

41 197 95 20/1/1999 2019 PSS/2019 Beaumaris (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Sandr (VFL)

MELICAN Lewis

43 194 97 4/11/1996

2017

MILLS Callum

14 187 83 2/4/1997

2016

RE/2017 Birregurra (Vic)/Geelong U18 3/2015 North Shore (NSW)

17 0 37

1 29

TACKLES

O’RIORDAN Colin

38 186 87 12/10/1995 2018

1 121

Luke Parker Ben Ronke Josh Kennedy Sam Naismith Lewis Taylor

11 177 77 13/7/1996 2016 RD/2016 Bunyip (Vic)/Gippsland U18

1 83

26 183 87 25/10/1992 2011 40/2010 Langwarrin (Vic)/Dandenong U18

1 196 196 0 155

1 160 160 0

RAMPE Dane

24 188 87 2/6/1990

REID Sam

20 196 100 27/12/1991 2010 38/2009 Wangaratta Rovers (Vic)/Murray U18

22 0 143 143 0 154

Luke Parker Jake Lloyd Jordan Dawson Oliver Florent Callum Mills

REYNOLDS Harry

31 189 81 11/10/2000 **** RD/2019 St Kilda City (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

RONKE Ben

25 183 75 18/12/1997 2018 RD/2017 St Bernard’s (Vic)/Calder U18

0 33

INTERCEPT POSS. Callum Mills Colin O’Riordan Kaiden Brand Isaac Heeney Jordan Dawson

9 6 5 5 4

Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Oliver Florent Sam Naismith Tom Papley

10 205 103 16/7/1992 2014 RD/2013 North Shore (NSW)

UNCONTESTED POSS. 16 13 12 12 11

OTHER

35 193 93 26/6/1998 **** RD/2020 County Wexford (Ireland)

PARKER Luke

ROWBOTTOM James

2013 RE/2013 Eastern Suburbs (NSW)/University of NSW (NSW)

8 186 82 19/9/2000 2019

ROWLES Brady

39 186 73 12/2/2001

SINCLAIR Callum

18 199 98 23/9/1989 2013

STEPHENS Dylan

3 184 70 8/1/2001

25/2018 Camberwell (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

**** RD/2020 Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo Secondary College (Vic)/Bendigo U18 ****

TR/2015 Beaumaris (Vic)/Port Melb (VFL)/Subiaco (WAFL)/West Coast

14 0 101 72

6 0

0 59

5/2019 Red Cliffs (Vic)/Walkerville (SA)/St Peter’s College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0

STODDART Ryley

33 185 82 15/10/1999 2018

TAYLOR Elijah

37 187 77 1/5/2001

53/2017 Blackburn (Vic)/Eastern U18

**** 36/2019 Thornlie (WA)/Perth (WAFL)

TAYLOR Lewis

28 174 82 17/2/1995 2014 TR/2019 Terang-Mortlake (Vic)/Geelong U18/Brisbane

1 113

0 88

THURLOW Jackson

6 190 86 28/3/1994 2013 TR/2018 Launceston (Tas)/Geelong

0 55

WARNER Chad

1 181 81 19/5/2001

**** 39/2019 Willetton (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

**** RD/2019 Manly-Warringah (NSW)/Sydney (NEAFL)

WICKS Sam

45 180 77 14/9/1999

8 6 5 5 5

CLEARANCES

NAISMITH Sam

PAPLEY Tom

3 2 2 2 1

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

O’CONNOR Barry

RE/2017 County Tipperary (Ireland)

4.1 2.0 1.2 1.1 1.1

SCORE ASSISTS

Oliver Florent 54 2 64 Tom McCartin 103 4 109 Tom Papley 93 0 31 Luke Parker 234 1 149 Sam Naismith

HEWETT George

McCARTIN Tom

Isaac Heeney Will Hayward Tom Papley Nick Blakey Tom McCartin

Harry Cunningham 19 Tom McCartin 0 Sam Naismith 8 Oliver Florent 944 Nick Blakey

KENNEDY Josh

14/2017 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

12 10 6 5 2 6 6 6 4 4

INSIDE 50s James Rowbottom Oliver Florent Luke Parker Harry Cunningham Sam Naismith

5 5 4 4 3

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

36.20 (236) v Essendon, R17, 1987, SCG

LOWEST SCORE

0.5 (5) v Carlton, R8, 1899, Princes Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

171 points v St Kilda, R12, 1919, Lake Oval

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

12 games – R5, 1918 to GF, 1918; R10, 1933 to R1, 1934; R2, 1935 to R13, 1935; R5, 2014 to R17, 2014

OVERALL RECORD: 2453 games – 1169 wins, 1260 losses, 24 draws GRAND FINALS: 17 PREMIERSHIPS: 5 Head-to-head v

Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

29 games – R7, 1972 to R13, 1973

MOST GAMES

42 17 25 0 52 29 22 1 229 94 129 6 227 84 142 1 222 89 132 1 185 77 104 4 35 19 15 1 225 101 124 0 10 9 1 0 18 11 7 0 167 72 93 2 209 114 93 2 163 88 74 1 30 20 10 0 196 87 108 1 217 137 77 3 14 13 1 0 51 30 21 0 161 78 82 1

SCG

396 232 162 2

MCG

229 94 133 2

GMHBA Stadium

Marvel Stadium

Gabba

21 11 9 1

UNSW Canberra Oval

Metricon Stadium Adelaide Oval

Giants Stadium

Blundstone Arena

Optus Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

Mars Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Stadium

0 0 0 0

TIO Traeger Park

(372) (325) (325) (303) (286)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Adam Goodes (204) Brett Kirk (200) Jared Crouch (194, all from debut) Jude Bolton (145) Ryan O’Keefe (121)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

1 Paul Roos (356 – Syd & Fitz) 3 Jarrad McVeigh (325) 5 John Rantall (330 – S Melb & NM) 19 Michael O’Loughlin (292) 37 Adam Goodes (372) 41 Shane Mumford (192 – Geel, Syd & GWS)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Paul Kelly Bob Skilton Jarrad McVeigh Dennis Carroll Brett Kirk

(182) (165) (139) (131) (119)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Adam Goodes Jude Bolton Jarrad McVeigh Michael O’Loughlin Ryan O’Keefe

John Longmire* Paul Roos Rodney Eade Ian Stewart Charlie Pannam

MOST GOALS

Bob Pratt Michael O’Loughlin Barry Hall Adam Goodes Tony Lockett

(219) (202) (152) (111) (108) (681) (521) (467) (464) (462)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

16 Tony Lockett (v Fitzroy, R19, 1995, Whitten Oval) 15 Bob Pratt (v Essendon, R3, 1934, Lake Oval) 14 Harold Robertson (v St Kilda, R12, 1919, Lake Oval) 12 Tony Lockett (v Richmond, R19, 1996, SCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v Port Adelaide, R16, 1998, SCG) 12 Bob Pratt (v Footscray, R15, 1934, Lake Oval) 12 Lindsay White (v Melbourne, R5, 1942, Princes Park)

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

J. Herbie Matthews (1940, tied), Ron Clegg (1949, tied), Fred Goldsmith (1955), Bob Skilton (1959, tied; 1963, 1968), Peter Bedford (1970), Graham Teasdale (1977), Barry Round (1981, tied), Greg Williams (1986, tied), Gerard Healy (1988), Paul Kelly (1995), Adam Goodes (2003, tied; 2006)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (coach Syd, also Melb, Carl, coach Carl, NM, Melb), Roy Cazaly (also St K, coach S Melb, Haw), Bob Pratt, Bob Skilton (also coach S Melb, Melb), Norm Smith (coach S Melb, also Melb, Fitz, coach Melb, Fitz), Ian Stewart (coach Syd, also St K, Rich), Tony Lockett (also St K) INDUCTEES: Jack Oatey, Like McBrien (admin), Johnny Leonard, Laurie Nash, Mark Tandy, Ron Clegg, Vic Belcher (also coach S Melb, Fitz), J. Herbie Matthews, John Rantall (also NM, Fitz), Terry Daniher (also Ess), Peter Bedford (also Carl), Jack Sheedy, Len Thompson (also Coll, Fitz), Des Tuddenham (coach S Melb, also Coll, Ess, coach Ess), Paul Roos (also Fitz), Tom Hafey (coach Syd, also Rich, coach Rich, Geel, Coll), Dermott Brereton (also Haw, Coll), Gerard Healy (also Melb), Barry Round (also Foots), John Murphy (also Fitz, NM), Frank Johnson, Paul Kelly, Bob Hammond (coach Syd, also Adel admin), Michael O’Loughlin, Austin Robertson jnr, Barry Hall (also St K, WB)

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Bob Skilton (rover), Greg Williams (interchange), Norm Smith (coach)

PREMIERSHIPS

1909, 1918, 1933, 2005, 2012

RUNNERS-UP

1899, 1907, 1912, 1914, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1945, 1996, 2006, 2014, 2016

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1996, 2014, 2016

WOODEN SPOONS

1903, 1922, 1938, 1939, 1962, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1992, 1993, 1994

FINALS

89 games – 40 wins, 49 losses

MOST FINALS

Adam Goodes Jarrad McVeigh Jude Bolton Ryan O’Keefe Dan Hannebery Kieren Jack Josh Kennedy*

(28) (28) (26) (24) (22) (22) (22)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Barry Hall Bob Pratt Michael O’Loughlin Adam Goodes Laurie Nash

(39) (37) (37) (33) (27)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

19.22 (136) v North Melbourne, PF, 2014

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

3.8 (26) v Fitzroy, GF, 1899

Adam Goodes (centre half-back), Michael O’Loughlin (full-forward)

71 points v North Melbourne, PF, 2014

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS

99 points v Hawthorn, QF, 1987

1934: Bob Pratt (138) 1935: Bob Pratt (97) 1942: Lindsay White (67)

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

1996: Tony Lockett (114) 1998: Tony Lockett (107) 2014: Lance Franklin* (67) 2017: Lance Franklin* (69)

NORM SMITH MEDALLIST

Ryan O’Keefe (2012)

PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS

Charlie Ricketts (1909), Bert Howson (1918), Jack Bisset (1933)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Paul Roos (2005), John Longmire* (2012)

JIM STYNES MEDALLIST

Ryan O’Keefe (2006)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

Adam Goodes (1999), Dan Hannebery (2010), Callum Mills* (2016)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Gerard Healy (1988)

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

9 Lindsay White, v Essendon, PF, 1942

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Five games (2005-06)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

Seven games (1945-87)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

113 games – 55 wins, 58 losses Premierships 1956, 1957, 1960, 1982

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

1984 (2750), 1985 (2777), 1986 (4927), 1987 (3594), 1988 (2516), 1989 (2631), 1990 (2624), 1991 (2907), 1992 (3020), 1993 (3097), 1994 (3327), 1995 (6088), 1996 (9525), 1997 (22,109), 1998 (31,089), 1999 (31,175), 2000 (30,177), 2001 (28,022), 2002 (27,755), 2003 (21,270), 2004 (25,010), 2005 (24,955), 2006 (30,382), 2007 (28,764), 2008 (26,721), 2009 (26,269), 2010 (28,671), 2011 (27,106), 2012 (29,873), 2013 (36,358), 2014 (40,126), 2015 (48,836), 2016 (56,523), 2017 (58,838), 2018 (60,934), 2019 (61,912) * denotes current player or coach

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41 189 88 21/12/1993 2015 RD/2020 Kelmscott (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Port Adel

2 22

33 185 78 21/11/1998 2018

32/2017 Ports, Esperance (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

ALLEN Oscar

12 194 91 19/3/1999 2018

21/2017 Whitford (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)

21 0 23

0 20

BARRASS Tom

37 197 96 8/10/1995 2015 43/2013 Scarborough (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

1 66

BRANDER Jarrod

10 196 94 11/2/1999

2018

**** RD/2020 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Sandringham U18

18 17 16 15 14

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

BRAYSHAW Hamish

22 188 90 9/2/1998

CAMERON Jarrod

39 182 72 3/5/2000 2019 39/2018 Centrals (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

SCORE ASSISTS

COLE Tom

28 188 82 28/5/1997 2016

36/2015 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18

CRIPPS Jamie

15 183 83 23/4/1992 2011

TR/2012 Northhampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/St Kilda

Dom Sheed 19 1 164 148 0 211 Jamie Cripps 24 1 197 197 1 379 Nic Naitanui 15 1 86 86 0 9 Brendon Ah Chee 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jarrod Brander

13/2017 Wentworth (NSW)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

Liam Ryan Dom Sheed Andrew Gaff Brendon Ah Chee Shannon Hurn

EDWARDS Harry

42 200 90 1/10/2000 **** RD/2019 Mazenod (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

MARKS

FOLEY Luke

29 188 80 8/10/1999

****

31/2018 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

Tom Barrass Shannon Hurn Lewis Jetta Luke Shuey Brad Sheppard

GAFF Andrew

3 183 85 16/6/1992

2011

4/2010 Kew (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

1 198 198

HANDBALLS 14 9 9 9 7

11/2014 Bacchus Marsh (Vic)/Western U18

16 202 99 6/3/1991

2011 TR/2018 Morningside (Qld)/Gold Coast/St Kilda 2006 13/2005 Angaston (SA)/Central District (SANFL)

20 1 100 21 21

0 32

HURN Shannon

25 187 95 4/9/1987

HUTCHINGS Mark

34 182 84 25/5/1991 2013 60/2012 Girrawheen Koondoola (WA)/E Perth (WAFL)/St Kilda Rks/W Perth (WAFL) 18 0 113 113 0 46

1 270 270 0 50

JAMIESON Callum

40 200 85 31/7/2000 **** 49/2019 North Beach (WA)/Newman College (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

JETTA Lewis

23 183 81 4/5/1989

2010

1 197 70

JOHNSON Ben

38 179 73 6/3/2001

**** 58/2019 Whitford (WA)/Sacred Heart College (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)

JONES Jamaine

47 176 80 29/9/1998 2018 PSS/2020 Heywood (Vic)/Portland (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Geelong

TR/2015 Bridgetown (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/Sydney

1 116

OTHER

CLEARANCES

1 49

KELLY Tim

11 182 86 26/7/1994 2018 TR/2019 Palmyra (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Geelong

1 49

KENNEDY Josh

17 196 101 25/8/1987 2006 TR/2007 Northampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/Carlton

1 244 222 0 611

McGOVERN Jeremy

20 197 99 15/4/1992 2014 RE/2013 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

23 1 127 127 0 36

NAITANUI Nic

9 202 110 4/5/1990 2009

2/2008 Midvale (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

1 167 167 0 102

51/2014 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18

1 56

Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Andrew Gaff Dom Sheed Lewis Jetta

POSSESSION

NELSON Jackson

30 188 85 15/3/1996 2015

CONTESTED POSS.

O’NEILL Mitchell

45 179 72 21/2/2001

**** RD/2020 North Hobart (Tas)/Guilford Young College (Tas)/Tasmania U18

TACKLES

O’NEILL Xavier

24 186 83 3/8/2000

****

28/2018 Blackburn (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

PETRUCCELLE Jack

21 187 82 12/4/1999 2018

38/2017 Epping (Vic)/Northern U18

20 1

1 24

8 190 83 9/12/1990 2009

TR/2015 Keith (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Brisbane

Luke Shuey Elliot Yeo Jack Darling Lewis Jetta Liam Ryan

Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Dom Sheed Andrew Gaff Liam Ryan

10 10 10 6 5

UNCONTESTED POSS. Andrew Gaff Luke Shuey Liam Duggan Tim Kelly Dom Sheed

23 18 17 16 15

INTERCEPT POSS. Jeremy McGovern Shannon Hurn Tom Barrass Brad Sheppard Liam Ryan

8 8 6 5 4

REDDEN Jack

23 1 212 83

0 71

REID Nicholas

46 188 87 4/9/1995

**** PSS/2020 North Beach (WA)/West Coast (WAFL)

RIOLI Willie

44 175 77 4/6/1995

2018

14 0 38

0 46

ROTHAM Josh

35 193 88 25/2/1998 2019

RYAN Liam

1 180 75 2/10/1996 2018

52/2016 St Mary’s (NT)/Xavier College (Vic)/Glenelg (SANFL)

37/2016 Whitford (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)

26/2017 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

1 38

3 53

SCHOFIELD Will

31 197 94 24/1/1989 2007 50/2006 Newtown & Chilwell (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18

14 0 190 190 0 22

SHEED Dom

4 187 87 10/4/1995 2014

11/2013 Mines Rovers (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)

1 103 103 2 49

SHEPPARD Brad

5 187 85 23/5/1991 2010

7/2009 Attadale (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

1 179 179 0 17

SHUEY Luke

13 184 90 2/6/1990

2010 18/2008 Bulleen-Templestowe (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 24

1 202 202 0 136

TREACY Anthony

43 182 81 12/4/1997

**** RD/2020 Cable Beach (WA)/Sydney (NEAFL)/Claremont (WAFL)

VARDY Nathan

19 200 98 25/6/1991

2011 TR/2016 Allies (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Geelong

0 68

0 42

VENABLES Daniel

18 187 83 19/11/1998 2018

13/2016 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18

0 21

77/2016 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

13 0 29

0 28

WATERMAN Jake

2 192 92 6/5/1998

2018

WATSON Francis

26 187 83 29/9/1995 2019 RE/2019 Halls Creek (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)

32 200 96 17/4/2000 ****

YEO Elliot

6 190 90 1/10/1993 2012 TR/2013 Booragoon (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/Brisbane

9 8 7 6 5

6 5 3 3 2 5 5 3 3 3

INSIDE 50s Tim Kelly Dom Sheed Jamie Cripps Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey

6 4 4 3 3

WILLIAMS Bailey

35/2018 Pines (Vic)/Western Port SC (Vic)/Dandenong U18

3 3 2 2 1

14 185 84 11/12/1996 2015

3.3 2.1 2.0 1.0 1.0

27 191 95 13/6/1992

HICKEY Tom

2011 26/2010 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)

14 0 41

DARLING Jack

Andrew Gaff Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Liam Duggan Dom Sheed

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Liam Ryan Brendon Ah Chee Dom Sheed Jack Darling Lewis Jetta

DUGGAN Liam

9 9 8 8 8

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NAME

KICKS Luke Shuey Shannon Hurn Andrew Gaff Dom Sheed Lewis Jetta

TOTAL

Andrew Gaff Luke Shuey Shannon Hurn Dom Sheed Liam Duggan

GOALS

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

29.18 (192) v Brisbane, R3, 1988, WACA

LOWEST SCORE

1.12 (18) v Essendon, R15, 1989, Windy Hill

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

135 points v Adelaide, R19, 1995, Subiaco Oval

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

12 games – round 1, 1991 to round 13, 1991

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

OVERALL RECORD: 779 games – 442 wins, 331 losses, 6 draws GRAND FINALS: 7 PREMIERSHIPS: 4 Head-to-head v

8 games – round 5, 2001 to round 12, 2001

MOST GAMES

48 27 21 0 49 35 13 1 45 24 21 0 54 28 25 1 54 25 29 0 15 9 6 0 50 30 20 0 53 26 26 1 11 9 1 1 11 8 3 0 52 28 24 0 54 37 17 0 50 28 22 0 34 15 19 0 44 26 18 0 49 30 18 1 51 21 30 0 0 0 0 0 55 36 18 1

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

MCG

86 35 51 0

Marvel Stadium

Optus Stadium

GMHBA Stadium

24 8 15 1

Gabba

22 13 9 0

SCG

19 3 16 0

Adelaide Oval

Metricon Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

Giants Stadium

Blundstone Arena

UNSW Canberra Oval

TIO Stadium

TIO Traeger Park

Mars Stadium

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Dean Cox Glen Jakovich Darren Glass Shannon Hurn* Guy McKenna Drew Banfield Peter Matera Andrew Embley Dean Kemp Ashley McIntosh Matt Priddis Ben Cousins Michael Braun David Wirrpanda Josh Kennedy*

(290) (276) (270) (270) (267) (265) (253) (250) (243) (242) (240) (238) (228) (227) (222)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Andrew Gaff* Dean Cox Glen Jakovich Brad Sheppard* Quinten Lynch Ben Cousins

(113) (104) (97) (96) (95) (89)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

50 Ryan Turnbull

(129)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

John Worsfold Darren Glass Shannon Hurn* Ben Cousins Guy McKenna Chris Judd Ross Glendinning Steve Malaxos

(138) (129) (120) (104) (68) (49) (40) (25)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

John Worsfold Mick Malthouse Adam Simpson* John Todd Ken Judge Ron Alexander

MOST GOALS

Josh Kennedy* Peter Sumich Mark LeCras Phillip Matera Jack Darling* Quinten Lynch Chris Lewis Brett Heady

(281) (243) (143) (45) (44) (22) (600) (514) (441) (389) (379) (281) (259) (237)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

FINALS

14 Scott Cummings (v Adelaide, round 4, 2000, WACA) 13 Peter Sumich (v Western Bulldogs, round 13, 1991, WACA) 12 Mark LeCras* (v Essendon, round 16, 2010, Marvel Stadium) 11 Peter Sumich (v Essendon, round 15, 1992, MCG) 11 Josh Kennedy* (v GWS Giants, round 8, 2014, Subiaco Oval) 10 Scott Cummings (v Fremantle, round 6, 2000, Subiaco Oval) 10 Josh Kennedy* (v Western Bulldogs, round 9, 2011, Subiaco Oval) 10 Josh Kennedy* (v Carlton, round 2, 2015, Subiaco Oval)

54 games – 26 wins, 27 losses, 1 draw

MOST FINALS

Dean Kemp Guy McKenna Chris Waterman Brett Heady Chris Lewis Peter Matera John Worsfold Glen Jakovich

(25) (24) (22) (21) (21) (21) (21) (20)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Peter Sumich Josh Kennedy* Brett Heady Jack Darling* Peter Matera Chris Lewis Quinten Lynch Dean Kemp Mark LeCras Ben Cousins Tony Evans Adam Hunter

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Chris Judd (2004), Ben Cousins (2005), Matt Priddis (2014)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

INDUCTEES: Ross Glendinning (also NM), Peter Matera, Dean Kemp, Glen Jakovich, Guy McKenna (also coach Gold Coast), John Todd (also coach West Coast), Mick Malthouse (coach West Coast, also St K, Rich, coach WB, Coll, Carl)

(62) (37) (33) (31) (23) (22) (22) (19) (17) (16) (16) (16)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

24.18 (162) v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2012

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

4.10 (34) v Sydney, EF, 2004

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

Peter Matera (wing), Chris Lewis (forward pocket)

96 points v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2012

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST

1999: Scott Cummings (88) 2015: Josh Kennedy* (75) 2016: Josh Kennedy* (80)

77 points v Essendon, 1SF, 1996

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS

8 Peter Sumich, v Geelong, 2SF, 1992

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

Peter Matera (1992), Dean Kemp (1994), Chris Judd (2005), Andrew Embley (2006), Luke Shuey* (2018)

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

Four games (EF 1992-EF 1993; QF 2018-EF 2019)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS

Four games (1996-98; 1999-2004)

Mick Malthouse (1992, 1994), John Worsfold (2006), Adam Simpson* (2018)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

AFL RISING STAR AWARD

73 games – 36 wins, 37 losses

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

1987 (2800), 1988 (8480), 1989 (9223), 1990 (10,450), 1991 (17,636), 1992 (23,902), 1993 (25,779), 1994 (24,265), 1995 (26,821), 1996 (26,663), 1997 (33,286), 1998 (37,496), 1999 (36,212), 2000 (38,868), 2001 (38,649), 2002 (34,880), 2003 (36,234), 2004 (40,792), 2005 (42,406), 2006 (44,138), 2007 (45,949), 2008 (44,863), 2009 (43,927), 2010 (44,160), 2011 (43,216), 2012 (57,377), 2013 (58,501), 2014 (58,529), 2015 (60,221), 2016 (65,188), 2017 (65,064), 2018 (80,290), 2019 (90,445)

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Ben Cousins (1996)

Ben Cousins (2005), Chris Judd (2006)

PREMIERSHIPS

1992, 1994, 2006, 2018

RUNNERS-UP

1991, 2005, 2015

McCLELLAND TROPHY

1991, 1994, 2006

WOODEN SPOONS

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Bailey Smith Jack Macrae Lachie Hunter Caleb Daniel Josh Dunkley

23 22 22 20 18

KICKS Alex Keath Lachie Hunter Hayden Crozier Jack Macrae Jason Johannisen

13 13 12 11 11

MARKS Alex Keath Bailey Williams Matthew Suckling Jack Macrae Ryan Gardner

9 6 6 5 5

HANDBALLS Bailey Smith Jack Macrae Marcus Bontempelli Caleb Daniel Lachie Hunter

14 11 10 10 9

4 193 96 24/11/1995 2014

BRUCE Josh

17 197 103 8/6/1992

BUTLER Louis

18 185 76 26/8/2001 ****

CAVARRA Ben

25 173 73 20/12/1995 2020

45/2018 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18/Frankston (VFL)/W’town (VFL)

CORDY Zaine

12 193 94 27/10/1996 2015

62/2014 Ocean Grove (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18

9 185 81 24/12/1993 2012

TR/2017 Rowville (Vic)/Eastern U18/Fremantle

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CROZIER Hayden

2020

BONTEMPELLI Marcus

2012

4/2013 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18

GOALS THIS CLUB

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

1 128 128 0 115

TR/2019 Eastlake (NEAFL)/GWS/St Kilda

1 114

1 172

53/2019 Old Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18

0 10

1 109 40

31 184 85 22/7/1996 2015 45/2014 Edithvale-Aspendale (Vic)/Dandenong U18

0 53

SCORE ASSISTS

DANIEL Caleb

35 168 70 7/7/1996

0 27

DICKSON Tory

29 184 90 26/9/1987 2012

57/2011 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Frankston (VFL)/Noble Pk (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL) 17

0 113 113

0 181

Matthew Suckling Jason Johannisen

25/2015 Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18

0 36

2015 46/2014 Edwardstown (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)

5 190 90 9/1/1997

15 179 79 24/4/1991 2013

TR/2018 Wahgunyah (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Murray U18/Hawthorn 14 0 132 14

0 23

ENGLISH Tim

44 205 98 10/8/1997

2017

19/2016 Brookton-Pingelly (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)

20 1 30 30

GARCIA Riley

38 177 72 30/1/2001

****

62/2019 Caversham (WA)//Swan Districts (WAFL)

SCORE INVOLVEMENTS

GARDNER Ryan

43 197 96 1/6/1997

2019 MD/2019 Burnie Dockers (Tas)/Geelong List/Footscray VFL

GOWERS Billy

26 187 89 10/6/1996 2018

RE/2018 Kew (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Oak U18/Carlton Rookies/Foots (VFL) 10 0 30 30

GREENE Fergus

30 187 80 20/12/1997 2018

70/2016 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18

HAYES Will

32 181 82 5/6/1995

78/2018 Euroa (Vic)/Melb Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Foots (VFL)

Matthew Suckling Caleb Daniel Bailey Williams Jason Johannisen Bailey Smith

2019

7 182 84 13/12/1994 2013

49/2012 Williamstown Juniors (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Western U18 23

JOHANNISEN Jason

39 181 82 8/11/1992

2012

RE/2012 Willetton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)

JONG Lin

46 188 93 4/6/1993

2012 RE/2014 Mulgrave (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

KEATH Alex

42 197 96 20/1/1992 2017

KHAMIS Buku LIBERATORE Tom

0 39

1 129 129 0 57

20 1 127 127 0 41 0

0 61

0 33

OTHER

CLEARANCES

24 189 84 24/3/2000 **** RD/2019 St Albans (Vic Metro)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18

21 182 87 16/5/1992

41/2010 St Bernard’s (Vic)/Calder U18

15 0 132 132 0 45 14 0 32

Jack Macrae Josh Bruce Jason Johannisen Marcus Bontempelli Bailey Smith

2011

TR/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Murray U18/Gold Coast List/Adelaide

27 187 84 17/7/1998

2017

28/2016 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18

22 181 84 3/3/1990

2014

TR/2018 Deniliquin (NSW)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18/Frankston (VFL)/Rich 23

0 107

POSSESSION

LYNCH Brad

36 189 85 11/7/1997

2018

RE/2018 Mandurah (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)

CONTESTED POSS.

MACRAE Jack

11 191 89 3/8/1994

2013

1 142 142 0 34

McLEAN Toby

16 180 82 31/1/1996

2015

NAUGHTON Aaron

33 195 91 30/11/1999 2018

UNCONTESTED POSS. Bailey Smith Lachie Hunter Bailey Williams Jason Johannisen Caleb Daniel

18 17 15 13 11

INTERCEPT POSS. Caleb Daniel Hayden Crozier Easton Wood Josh Dunkley Alex Keath

7 6 6 6 5

2 1

DUNKLEY Josh

HUNTER Lachie

2016

1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0

DURYEA Taylor

LLOYD Sam

11 8 7 7 7

Ben Cavarra Bailey Williams Josh Bruce Mitch Wallis Matthew Suckling

DALE Bailey

LIPINSKI Patrick

Jack Macrae Caleb Daniel Marcus Bontempelli Hayden Crozier Easton Wood

SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS

6/2012 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 26/2014 Narre Warren (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 9/2017 Rockingham (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)

0 23 2

19 0 79

0 54

0 34

PORTER Callum

28 182 82 22/2/1999

****

74/2017 Rythdale-Officer-Cardinia (Vic)/Gippsland U18

RICHARDS Ed

20 185 87 3/7/1999

2018

16/2017 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18

20 0 41

0 17

SCHACHE Josh

13 200 96 21/8/1997 2016

SMITH Bailey

6 185 86 7/12/2000 2019

SMITH Roarke SUCKLING Matthew SWEET Jordon TRENGOVE Jackson VANDERMEER Laitham WALLIS Mitch

37 181 83 11/9/1996

TR/2017 Seymour (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane 7/2018 East Malvern (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Old Xavs (Vic)/Sandr U18

2015 RD/2018 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18

1 187 85 25/7/1988 2009 UFA/2015 East Wagga-Kooringal (NSW)/Wagga Tigers (NSW)/Hawthorn 41 203 105 2/2/1998

**** RD/2019 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)

8 197 101 2/11/1990 2010 RFA/2017 Strathmore (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18/Port Adel 23 180 78 3/2/1999

14 0 54

0 66

1 172 70

1 83 0

16 0 185 32

0 35 0

77 0

****

37/2018 Mooroopna (Vic)/Murray U18

3 185 86 24/10/1992 2011

22/2010 St Bernard’s(Vic)/Calder U18

1 134 134

****

WEIGHTMAN Cody

19 178 74 15/1/2001

15/2019 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18

WEST Rhylee

14 181 85 12/7/2000 2019

26/2018 Strathmore (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Calder U18

WILLIAMS Bailey

34 187 88 10/10/1997 2016

48/2015 Brighton District & Old Scholars (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)

WOOD Easton

10 185 86 4/9/1989 2009 43/2007 Camperdown (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)

1 161 161

YOUNG Lachie

40 189 81 6/4/1999

YOUNG Lewis

2019 RD/2019 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Peninsula Gram (Vic)/Dande U18/Frankston (VFL)

2 197 101 20/12/1998 2017 49/2016 Mitcham (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)

5 4 3 3 3

4 2 2 2 2

TACKLES Hayden Crozier Bailey Smith Marcus Bontempelli Sam Lloyd Jack Macrae

7 7 6 5 4

INSIDE 50s Matthew Suckling Jack Macrae Caleb Daniel Marcus Bontempelli Bailey Smith

4 3 3 2 2

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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE

33.15 (213) v St Kilda, round 13, 1978, Western Oval

LOWEST SCORE

1.8 (14) v Geelong, round 12, 1965, Western Oval

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

120 points v Melbourne, round 15, 1985, Western Oval

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE

Nine games – round 1, 1946 to round 9, 1946

OVERALL RECORD: 1962 games – 882 wins, 1058 losses, 22 draws GRAND FINALS: 3 PREMIERSHIPS: 2 Head-to-head v

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

14 games – round 20, 1979 to round 11, 1980

MOST GAMES

45 24 21 0 56 33 23 0 148 56 88 4 158 47 110 1 161 65 94 2 126 72 54 0 32 16 16 0 161 57 102 2 11 8 3 0 12 6 6 0 162 77 83 2 166 77 88 1 162 80 79 3 30 14 16 0 155 74 79 2 161 76 82 3 161 82 78 1 0 0 0 0 55 18 36 1

RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue

Brad Johnson Chris Grant Doug Hawkins Scott West Ted Whitten Robert Murphy Rohan Smith

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES

John Schultz Tony Liberatore Rohan Smith David Thorpe Scott West

6 Brad Johnson 7 Doug Hawkins 13 Daniel Giansiracusa 24 Gary Dempsey 38 Dale Morris 49 Brian Cordy 51 Michael McLean

121

122

MCG

210 85 124 1

GMHBA Stadium

SCG

29 10 19 0

Gabba

22 8 14 0

UNSW Canberra Oval

Ted Whitten Charlie Sutton Rodney Eade Terry Wallace Mick Malthouse Arthur Olliver

Metricon Stadium

MOST GOALS

TIO Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Mars Stadium

Uni of Tas Stadium

Giants Stadium

Optus Stadium

4 0 4 0

(212) (139) (127) (126) (86) (80) (76)

MOST GAMES AS COACH

Simon Beasley Brad Johnson Chris Grant Kelvin Templeton Jack Collins Alby Morrison Ted Whitten

(228) (162) (162) (148) (135) (131)

PREMIERSHIPS

1954, 2016

RUNNERS-UP

1961

WOODEN SPOONS

1959, 1967, 1982, 2003

FINALS

50 games – 18 wins, 32 losses

MOST FINALS GAMES

Brad Johnson Matthew Boyd Chris Grant Dale Morris Tony Liberatore Will Minson Rohan Smith Scott West Nathan Eagleton

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

Allan Hopkins (1930, tied), Norman Ware (1941), Peter Box (1956), John Schultz (1960), Gary Dempsey (1975), Kelvin Templeton (1980), Brad Hardie (1985), Tony Liberatore (1990), Scott Wynd (1992), Adam Cooney (2008)

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

LEGENDS: Ted Whitten (also coach Foots), Royce Hart (coach Foots, also Rich) INDUCTEES: Allan Hopkins (also coach Foots), Norm Ware (also coach Foots), Arthur Olliver (also coach Foots), Syd Coventry (coach Foots, also Coll), Bill Goggin (coach Foots, also Geel, coach Geel), Bob Rose (coach Foots, also Coll, coach Coll), John Schultz, Bernie Quinlan (also Fitz, coach Fitz), Charlie Sutton (also coach Foots), Gary Dempsey (also N Melb), Barry Round (also S Melb/Syd), Doug Hawkins (also Fitz), Chris Grant, Scott West, Brad Johnson, Jason Akermanis (also Bris Lions), Barry Hall (also St K, Syd), Terry Wallace (also Haw, Rich, coach Rich), Brad Hardie (also Bris, Coll), Mick Malthouse (coach WB, also St K, Rich, coach WCE, Coll, Carl)

(30) (18) (15) (14) (13) (13) (12)

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL

19.23 (137) v North Melbourne, 1SF, 1985

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL

5.7 (37) v Geelong, PF, 1953

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL

70 points v West Coast, 3QF, 1998

AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL

Ted Whitten (centre half-back)

INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY

Nicky Winmar (half-forward), Michael McLean (interchange)

93 points v Hawthorn, QF, 1985

LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLIST

8 Danny Del-Re, v Geelong, QF, 1992

JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS

Four games (2016)

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL

BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK

1954: Jack Collins (73)

WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK

1957: Jack Collins (74) 1978: Kelvin Templeton (118) 1979: Kelvin Templeton (91) 1985: Simon Beasley (93)

Six games (1938-51)

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES

115 games – 55 wins, 60 losses Premierships 1963, 1964, 1967, 1970, 2010

NORM SMITH MEDALLIST

Jason Johannisen* (2016)

CLUB MEMBERSHIP

JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST

1984 (6491), 1985 (8030), 1986 (8433), 1987 (3452), 1988 (5351), 1989 (5168), 1990 (10,983), 1991 (9598), 1992 (9311), 1993 (11,478), 94 (9339), 1995 (12,212), 1996 (10,650), 1997 (15,064), 1998 (20,064), 1999 (20,491), 2000 (18,056), 2001 (19,085), 2002 (20,838), 2003 (21,260), 2004 (19,295), 2005 (21,975), 2006 (26,042) 2007 (28,725), 2008 (28,306), 2009 (28,215), 2010 (32,077), 2011 (29,710), 2012 (30,007), 2013 (30,209), 2014 (31,538), 2015 (35,222), 2016 (39,459), 2017 (47,653), 2018 (43,246), 2019 (44,373) * denotes current player and coach

Charlie Sutton (1954), Luke Beveridge* (2016) (575) (558) (554) (494) (385) (369) (360)

(21) (16) (15) (14) (13) (12) (12) (12) (12)

MOST GOALS IN FINALS

Chris Grant Brad Johnson Tory Dickson* Paul Hudson Jack Collins Danny Del-Re Simon Beasley

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST

Barry Hall (2010)

AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Luke Darcy (2002)

AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD

Marcus Bontempelli (2019)

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(355) (329) (265) (329 – Foots & NM) (253) (124) (95)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN

Ted Whitten Scott Wynd Arthur Olliver Brad Johnson Doug Hawkins Gary Dempsey Chris Grant

246

(169) (165) (153) (127) (114)

AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS

Marvel Stadium

(364) (341) (329) (324) (321) (312) (300)

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

15 Kelvin Templeton (v St Kilda, round 13, 1978, Western Oval) 12 Simon Beasley (v Geelong, round 16, 1982, Western Oval) 12 Simon Beasley (v Richmond, round 18, 1985, Waverley Park) 12 Simon Beasley (v Melbourne, round 15, 1985, Western Oval) 11 Simon Beasley (v Richmond, round 1, 1984, Western Oval)

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