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CONTENTS

MAY 8-10, 2020

FEATURES

D-DAY LOOMS

The footy world is counting down the days to the announcement of a return to play date. LAURENCE ROSEN reports.

POWER TO WIN

BLUE BUZZ

Port Adelaide says it exists to win premierships, a mantra that has served it well for 150 years. MICHELANGELO RUCCI reports.

UNLUCKY CAT: Daniel Menzel rates highly in our group of players whose careers were cut short.

Owned and produced by Crocmedia AFL Record Editor Michael Lovett Production Editor Gary Hancock Senior Writer Ashley Browne Writers Howard Kotton, Nic Negrepontis, Graham Pilkington, Laurence Rosen, Andrew Slevison, Isaac Smith, Alex Zaia

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I was only on $7.20 an hour as a sparky GIANT NICK HAYNES APPRECIATES THE POSITION HE’S NOW IN – PAGE 6

Carlton’s famed ‘Mosquito Fleet’ left opposition sides in their wake during the 1980s. BEN COLLINS reports.

REGULARS

One Week At A Time Isaac Smith’s Diary Footy Photo Flashback In This Round Answer Man Red Energy Quiz Club Hub Player Profiles

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News from in and around the AFL

Counting down the days LAURENCE ROSEN

MICHAEL LOVETT

EDITOR’S LETTER

etter days appear to be ahead. That’s been the general consensus out of both Parliament and AFL House in the past week, which has seen the focus from Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison shift from purely saving lives in the formative months of the crisis to looking ahead and providing a framework for our lives to return to some form of normality. The road map back for sport more specifically is a lot clearer too, with last Friday’s national cabinet meeting seeing a document released from the Australian Institute of Sport providing guidance for how both professional and community sport can return in the coming weeks. The irony from the past week is for all the talk about players having to spend up to 20 weeks in strict quarantine hubs in order to complete the season, the likelihood of that happening is decreasing by the day. Two of the game’s most respected coaches provided a healthy dose

of perspective as AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan prepares to announce the resumption of the season in the coming days. Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley said it was vital for the League to weigh up whether any prospect of quarantine hubs was worth it, raising concerns for the mental health of players who would be separated from their families under the worst-case scenario presented last week. “It would be incredibly difficult and I don’t know if it is the right thing to ask people to be honest,” Buckley told SEN’s Whateley. “It’s not something we would have ever thought that we would be confronted with. “It’s definitely not something you would choose and it may well get to the stage where the leadership of the game needs to work out whether getting a season away in 2020 or asking our people to expose themselves to what has been presented as a worst-case scenario is actually worth it or which one is going to cost us more. “The numbers are easy to work out. You can measure a profit and loss quite easily. The emotional and mental toll and cost is a lot harder to settle on.” It’s easy to get caught up in seeing the current crisis through a footy lens and Brisbane coach Chris Fagan put the current heath crisis in proper perspective.

u It’s not even the middle of the

year but the next few days and weeks will feel like Christmas for football fans craving the return of the 2020 season. As Laurence Rosen has outlined above, AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan will emerge from his football war cabinet to announce a revamped fixture that will take in 17 more rounds and four weeks of finals.

You can feel the wheels starting to turn again. Players who headed back to their home states during the lockdown are now reporting back to their clubs and many have commenced their 14-day isolation period. Training will ramp up in the next few weeks with players given the green light to train in larger groups.

I still stuffed up two holding the balls UMPIRE RAY CHAMBERLAIN ADMITS HE WAS A LITTLE RUSTY IN ROUND ONE

WISE WORDS: Respected coaches Chris Fagan and Nathan Buckley provided healthy doses of reality in recent days.

Which one is going to cost more NATHAN BUCKLEY

“Yesterday I got a text from Neale Daniher just to see how I was going,” Fagan told SEN Breakfast last Thursday. “It made me think about how Neale would handle this, the news that he got that he had MND and

A mid-to-late June start appears the favoured scenario and a Grand Final date of October 29 is also looking the preferred option. Of course, that is slap bang in the middle of the spring racing carnival but I’m betting, pardon the pun, the AFL and racing authorities are working closely to make the most of a football/racing festival.

McLachlan is a keen racing man won’t want to gatecrash the Victoria Racing Club’s second biggest day –Victoria Derby Day – which this year just happens to be scheduled for October 29. We might see the Grand Final on October 29 and a massive day of racing the following day. A few of my mates will be happy at that prospect! AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 5

ONE WEEK at a TIME the choices that he had to make in his life. “When you think about that and you think about what we’re faced with, it’s relatively minor. It’s short-term, we’re not going to jail, we’re not going to die, we’re not going to war. “It will end, we will get back to normal, it’s just going to take a little bit of sacrifice for a while. “I spent yesterday after Neale’s text thinking about all the great things that footy’s done for me and I couldn’t be any more grateful to the game for the all the opportunities I’ve had. “What we need to do is actually suck it up and do what’s best for the game. That’s my attitude towards it and the majority of the players.” It’s only a matter of weeks rather than months until footy is back,

Giant journey a blessing ALEX ZAIA

ick Haynes has established himself as a crucial component of the GWS Giants’ backline. But the Victorian’s path to the big time was anything but conventional. “Long story short: I quit footy when I was 13 for four years and then came back as a 17-year-old just for a bit of fun,” Haynes told SEN’s Dwayne’s World. “I played a year of under-18s at Frankston Bombers and then senior footy the year after that and then got invited down to the (Dandenong) Stingrays as a 19-year-old.” Before he was selected by the Giants with pick No. 7 in the 2011 NAB AFL Draft, Haynes was an apprentice electrician on a modest weekly wage. It has made him appreciate the privileged position he now finds himself in. “The footy club had a sparky apprenticeship open up and it

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SUPPORT: Neale Daniher’s battle with MND has given Chris Fagan some perspective.

It will end, we will get back to normal LIONS COACH CHRIS FAGAN

albeit behind closed doors and in a different form that we’re used to. There’s genuine cause for optimism as players resume training and the League prepares to formally reveal a formal return to play date and fixture. The AFL remains committed to completing the season by the end of October. Footy isn’t too far away and that’s something to get genuinely excited about, even amid the current crisis gripping the world. really taught me how to maximise my money because I wasn’t on much,” Haynes said. “I had to pay my mum for the car that she gave me, I had to get up early and then go to footy training after work. “I was only on $7.20 an hour as a sparky. I was definitely appreciative when I got to an AFL club.” Lifting the draft age to 19 is something a well-rounded Haynes strongly recommends as debate rages as to whether it should be raised. “I thought when I got to the Giants it held me in good stead of moving out of home, looking after myself, paying the bills, saving my money, working hard and not taking things for granted,” he added. “Personally, I always thought 19 should be the draft age.” A big advocate of mental health, the 27-year-old is a Headspace ambassador and is taking part in the fourth edition of the ‘Push-Up Challenge’ that starts on May 11. “It’s a total of 3046 push-ups over 21 days,” Haynes said. “The 3046 push-ups represents the amount of Australians that unfortunately committed suicide in 2018. It’s a great charity and a great opportunity to donate.”

Haynes, one of the competition’s best intercept defenders, has played 129 games for the Gaints and represented Victoria in the bushfire relief match in February. COMMUNITY CHALLENGE: Nick Haynes is an ambassador for Headspace and is encouraging people of all ages to join in the Push-Up Challenge.

To register for the Push-Up Challenge, visit thepushupchallenge.com.au. Headspace is a non-profit organisation for youth mental health.

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Phillips top of the AFLW class NIC NEGREPONTIS

t has never been harder to rank the top 10 players in the AFLW competition. An influx of young talent through the draft coupled with longer stints in AFL standard environments sees the competition improving out of sight year on year. When you then consider the emergence of young stars with existing players in their prime and the older guard who haven’t yet slowed down and you have a depth that makes 14 teams possible. The likes of Erin Phillips (whose 2020 was ruined by injury), Emma Kearney, Karen Paxman, Jess Duffin, Daisy Pearce, Kate Lutkins and more have been among the best players in the game since before AFLW existed and remain so now, despite being in their 30s. This gives the league an incredibly strong top 30 and makes the task of narrowing it down to 10 bloody difficult.

1. ERIN PHILLIPS

ADELAIDE CROWS

u Phillips has had two seasons of dominance beyond anything we have seen at AFL level … and two seasons ruined by injury. Unfortunately, 2020 was one of those years derailed following her torn ACL in the 2019 Grand Final. Despite only playing two games this season – and doing so clearly lacking match fitness – she remains on top of the hill.

She remains on top of the hill NIC NEGREPONTIS RANKS ERIN PHILLIPS AT NO. 1

that she had moved from one of the game’s best forwards to potentially the game’s best midfielder. The 26-year-old jumped from 13 touches a game to 20, 4.7 tackles, 4.6 score involvements, 4.6 marks, 4.1 inside 50s and still managed to kick eight goals from the midfield. Garner had already proven herself as a forward, making the All-Australian team.

3. EMMA KEARNEY

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u If you had to pick one player in the entire competition to have the ball in space on the wing, you would probably take Kearney first. She has made a name for herself as an incredibly damaging offensive midfielder, averaging 21 disposals and ranking fourth for metres gained thanks to her speed and love of a bounce. The 2020 All-Australian vice-captain was given a different role with the Roos in 2020 because of their midfield depth and was allowed to float forward at times and cause havoc for opposition defenders.

4. KAREN PAXMAN

2. JASMINE GARNER

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u Garner made the move from the forward line into the midfield in 2020 and it was immediately clear

u If there was an award for most consistently performing player since day one of season one, Paxman would be the clear winner. She has

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HIGHLY RATED: North Melbourne teammates Jasmine Garner (left) and Emma Kearney are No. 2 and 3 respectively while rising Carlton star Madison Prespakis comes in at No. 5.

made the All-Australian team in all four seasons, one of only two players to do so – the other is Emma Kearney. She averaged 21 disposals a game, ranked fourth in the competition, she was in the top 10 for metres gained and remains comfortably the No. 1 clearance player in the game.

5. MADISON PRESPAKIS

CARLTON

u Only two players in AFLW history have gathered 20 disposals and booted a goal in six different games – Erin Phillips, of course, and Prespakis. It’s worth remembering that the latter has only actually played 16 games and is still a teenager. Prespakis is already an elite midfielder thanks to her strength in contested situations, her ball-use and her ability to carry a midfield group on her shoulders. Prespakis was crowned the 2020 AFLW Best and Fairest; she is also already a two-time Carlton best and fairest, AFLPA MVP runner-up, a two-time All-Australian and the 2019 NAB AFLW Rising Star winner. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 7

ONE WEEK at a TIME 6. JAIMEE LAMBERT

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u Lambert is another underrated player who was a top 10 midfielder coming into the season. Her strength, toughness and disposal efficiency always separated her from the pack, but Lambert went to another level in 2020 by simply winning more of the ball. The 27-year-old bumped her disposals a game from 16 to 22 and was helped tremendously by the addition of Davey and Sharni Layton’s improvement in the ruck.

7. CHELSEA RANDALL

ADELAIDE CROWS

u Randall slips a few spots down the list, simply because we didn’t see her in 2020. The Crows captain tore her ACL in the pre-season, a devastating blow for a superstar at the peak of her game. Randall was an All-Australian in all three previous seasons, with her intercept marking and ball-use coming out of defence a key reason why.

THE BEST: Kate Lutkins (left) was the No. 1 defender in 2020 while Isabel Huntington was the NAB AFLW Rising Star winner.

8. KATE LUTKINS

BRISBANE LIONS

u Forever the most underrated player in the competition, Lutkins was the best defender in AFLW in 2020. The 31-year-old is averaging less of the ball than in previous years, but her impact on games is greater, even if it doesn’t necessarily show up on the stat sheet.

Eagle adjusts in flight LAURENCE ROSEN

tar West Coast ruckman Nic Naitanui believes recent changes to the third man up rule has revolutionised the way the position is played. Ahead of the 2017 season, players were banned from interfering with any ruck contest, allowing the two competing ruckmen more time to win the ball at a stoppage.

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Huntington finally got her chance to shine

9. CHLOE MOLLOY

u After two years heavily interrupted by injuries, Huntington

finally got her chance to shine in 2020. Moving her into defence seemed a questionable move going into the season, but her contested marking and decision-making by foot turned her into a real asset for the Dogs – even if she might be more valuable as a forward. The No. 1 pick in the 2017 NAB AFLW Draft led the competition for marks, intercept possessions and contested marks a game and was a wall across half-back all season. She was rewarded with a spot in the All-Australian team, the NAB AFLW Rising Star and her club’s best and fairest.

Naitanui, who turned 30 this week, admits he now feels he’s got more freedom to “do what we want” around ruck contests. “During my time being on and off (through injury), there’s been a few rules changes,” he told SEN Breakfast. “Dean Cox actually called me a couple of weeks ago and was getting into me saying he would’ve played a lot more footy if there was no third man up. “What teams used to do – especially if you played two ruckmen – you’d jump into blokes and (someone else) would come over the top which someone wrestles.

“We’ve got a bit more leverage to do what we want and I reckon ruckmen are becoming a bit more athletic and there’s not as much physical and wrestling each other around like Brendon Lade and Dean Cox used to do back in the day.” West Coast has plenty of ruck options, including Nathan Vardy and Tom Hickey who coach Adam Simpson has used to complement Naitanui’s ability to win the ball out of the centre. Naitanui believes that the modern game means clubs can’t afford to play multiple ruckman in the one team without the ability for them to drift forward and provide a marking option.

COLLINGWOOD

u Molloy is in a similar boat to Isabel Huntington, returning from a foot injury that saw her miss the 2019 season. She quickly reminded everyone why she was so highly rated coming out of the junior pathways. She made the All-Australian team in her first season as a defender, but finished 2020 playing as a key forward.

10. ISABEL HUNTINGTON

WESTERN BULLDOGS

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A star with an unsaintly record

HIGH FLYING HALL: Ted Hall marks against Prahran in 1903 (published in The Punch, August 3, 1903).

JACK BANISTER

oad the team up with collegiate boys, win the toss and kick with the wind. That was St Kilda’s game-plan for round 12 of the 1901 VFL season, with the hapless Saints, the serial whipping boys of the competition’s early years, trying to secure just their second League win. Weekly Melbourne paper The Sportsman wrote that season that “the Saints are a fine team for the improvement of averages”, and that, against another team but Carlton, there was no doubt they would lose. They were undermanned and outmuscled by the bigger Blues in their round five clash at Princes Park in May. With key inclusions ahead of the return fixture at the Junction Oval on July 13, the Saints could smell blood. One of those inclusions was Edward ‘Ted’ Hall, also known as ‘Joker’, a man who was more than due for a win. Leading into the clash, Hall had played 62 League games without tasting victory, a record unlikely to be broken. A blacksmith by trade, Hall was born in Windermere, a small farming town near Ballarat, on February 8, 1876, to Anglican parents John and Ellen. According to The Ballarat Star, his father took a local miscreant to court for shooting and killing a hare on the family farm in 1875 and received damages. Hall probably enjoyed a footballing apprenticeship in the strong leagues in the region, but the details remain undiscovered. He first appears in the Melbourne papers in 1895, the same year his parents relocated to Boolarra, near Morwell. There was waning interest in the game in Victoria, brought on by recession and

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depression, when Hall started his first season in the city with Marlton in the South Suburban Association. They lost just once in 15 matches, claiming a premiership as Hall affirmed his credentials. The Prahran Chronicle celebrated the team for its effort, lack of selfishness and accurate goalkicking, and praised Hall for his 28 goals, and for his “splendid” high marking. The planned festivities, due to take place on Chapel St, were put on hold when the man charged with delivering the medals to the players stole them instead. A court case ensued, and the players finally received their just desserts by the end of November. Local clubs, including St Kilda, quickly began recruiting Marlton’s standouts. Hall was poached by Windsor but played only half a season for the club before he arrived at the Saints to play in the VFA. He kicked three goals on debut against Richmond in a 33-point win that did little to foreshadow the losing streak to come. Nine goals in 10 games for the Saints, who secured four wins in 1896, meant that Hall was still with the club

TAKEN YOUNG: Ted Hall’s grave in Boolarra – he was just 28 when he died PHOTO: Jack Banister

when Victorian football changed forever with the formation of the VFL in 1897. In the new League’s opening season, the Saints were widely criticised for lacking discipline and fitness, and for not taking the game seriously enough. They employed Hall at both ends of the ground, and he was praised

on occasion in the papers for the forward play and high marking that landed him at St Kilda in the first place. The Saints remained winless in 1898 and 1899, barely coming close. To start 1900, Hall made the fateful decision to turn his hand umpiring. That meant he was absent when the Saints defied expectations to claim their first win, against Melbourne, in round two. The win is one of only three in League history to be awarded via protest. The Demons were the beneficiaries of a mark taken after the three-quarter time siren, which led to an erroneous behind. Hall spent the round umpiring his first League match, between Collingwood and Geelong, making him the second person to umpire and play in the VFL. According to The Australasian, he “scarcely succeeded in rising to the occasion” with whistle in hand. He never umpired in the League again and returned to the St Kilda line-up three weeks later. The 1900 season continued without a win, and the Saints started 1901 with 11 more losses. They arrived at the Junction Oval to play the Blues knowing the match was their best chance to grab an elusive win – the team’s second, and Hall’s first. A chilly winter breeze blowing in off Port Phillip Bay helped the Saints to surge to a big lead in the first term. They ran riot, kicking 6.3 to Carlton’s 0.2. Though they failed to kick a major for the next two quarters, they stopped the Blues mounting any sort of a comeback by turning the game into a slog. A rough final term provided a test for umpire Ivo Crapp, who, despite his name, fared far better than Hall with the whistle. Crapp was one of the VFL’s best umpires and is in the Australian Football Hall of Fame. The Saints ultimately won by three goals. The Argus summed it up best, running their report under the headline “After Many Days”. According to The Age, players and supporters celebrated like they’d won the flag, and upon trying to recall their last victory,

all comers accepted that “somewhere back in the last century” was “near enough” to the truth. Both papers named Hall in their best for the day. He went on to play 10 more games for the Saints, but that winter day at the Junction Oval remains his only VFL win. He played his final game for the tricolours against Essendon in 1902, finishing with one win from 73 games for a win percentage of 1.37 per cent, the worst ratio for anyone who has played more than 50 VFL/AFL games. There was no grand send-off – the game is remembered only because Essendon champion Albert Thurgood copped a three-match suspension for striking several St Kilda players during a scrimmage. In 1903, Hall’s footballing fortunes significantly improved when he moved to Richmond, the reigning premiers in the VFA. The team was stoned by local youths when they played away to Brunswick, but on the field, things were far smoother. The Tigers won 16 games and lost two on their way to the minor premiership. From his single season at Richmond, two photos arose of Hall. He’s third from the left in the back row of their team photo, arms crossed, his narrow face

Both papers named Hall in their best for the day

TIGERS OF OLD: Richmond’s 1903 VFA team. Hall is third from the right in the back row (published in The Punch, August 3, 1903).

staring the camera down over the top of a sporting moustache. In the other, his back is to the camera as he leaps over the top of his Prahran opponent to claim one of those trademark high marks. The Tigers failed to win the flag that season, losing what was the first grand final in the VFA at the East Melbourne Cricket Ground to second-placed North Melbourne. The game was slammed for its roughness in The Australasian, which noted that Hall, playing forward, did everything in his power to prevent Richmond from losing the premiership. He finished his final season of football with 13 goals in 15 matches, at which point his luck took a far more serious turn. Though Melbourne’s standards of hygiene rose considerably with the installation of a sewerage system in 1897, Hall caught acute phthisis pulmonalis, a tuberculosis of the lungs, late in 1903. He passed away at Doctor Bird’s Private Hospital in Melbourne on December 31, 1903. He is buried in Boolarra, under a large oak tree, next to his parents, and his younger brother, Morton, who all outlived him. In the next grave lies his nephew, ‘Teddy’, named for an uncle he never met.

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rowing up as a kid in country NSW with a close-knit family, my Pop was influential and someone I have always admired. A family man with a strong set of values that are unwavering. He has many interests including cycling, gardening and has always been highly fascinated with the World Wars. He was a young teenager when World War II exploded. Growing up, his influence created my fascination with war and the reason for war. I have great appreciation for everyone who has served Australia but also other nations, understanding the ultimate sacrifice that many of them make. My mum and dad always made sure that my sisters and I understood the importance of Anzac Day.

We sat on the front porch and took in the morning. I mentioned to Candice that it is genuinely the first time I have felt lucky to be Australian. Previously I have taken this for granted but to see the way we have reacted to this crisis has been heart-warming. I know post this crisis there will be debate about what could have been done better but the reaction of communities to helping each other, governments and business coming together for humanity will live on for a long time.

Anzac spirit still alive

On a side note, we were meant to play today. This would have been the second time in my career we would have played on Anzac Day. This was a game I was very much looking forward to and I feel a sense of jealousy when I see Collingwood and Essendon play annually.

SUNDAY, APRIL 26 (DAY 35)

Proud as punch with Pop Like many, I have not seen a major disruption to our lives until COVID-19 reared its ugly self. Though it is naive to compare COVID-19 with armed conflict, it is a moment in history that will be remembered. COVID-19 is something that will affect us all in different ways. Candice and I woke at 5.50am to pay our respects in our driveway on a perfect autumn morning. A neighbour had prepared speakers to broadcast the Last Post which was unbeknown to us but was a moving touch to start the morning.

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u I woke this morning to watch Offsiders (ABC sports program) with Craig Bellamy, Damien Hardwick, Ange Postecoglou and Lisa Alexander. It was interesting hearing to the different perspectives of various coaches who are associated with a cross-section of sports. It was most interesting listening to both international coaches about the optimal time to spend in a training camp, anticipating the AFL hubs model. Postecoglou and Alexander both mentioned that 10 days to three weeks is a maximum amount of time before all in the camp need time to relax and recharge away from camp confines. All this with speculation around the AFL hubs concept. Sunday calls for a lamb roast. I also catch up with friends over Zoom anticipating the reopening of our golf course.

MONDAY, APRIL 27 (DAY 36) u Today was one of those isolation days that I am sure we have all had. A casual walk to Barton café to get a morning coffee. Hours spent in the kitchen and cleaning the house. The best was saved until last, with the introduction of season two of After Life with Ricky Gervais. A great show that always provides a laugh in our house.

TUESDAY, APRIL 28 (DAY 37) u I mentioned a few weeks ago that mountain bike riding was once a hobby of mine and something that I had missed while playing AFL. I have been doing plenty of it since isolation has started and today went for a ride with James Frawley. He certainly has zero fear when on his bike, but I feel that was to his detriment, as he ended up on the ground a handful of times.

He has been a school principal for many years and values the role that teachers play in all our lives. To him it is of the upmost importance to provide all children, regardless of their individual circumstances, the right to a solid education and compassionate role models. Dad always brings the entertainment to our family catch-ups; his roles include playing Santa and the Easter Bunny. He’s always encouraging laughter and a sense of fun in everything we do. His love for his own children is matched by his love for his nieces and nephews. As much as my mother and I are not phone people, Dad will spend hours each day staying in contact with people from all walks of life. Loudspeaker is possibly his best friend, much to our displeasure!

This afternoon we connected to the AFLPA Zoom call, informing players where the AFL is at in regards to getting the season restarted. It has since been well publicised how the meeting unfolded. The disappointing element is that it is a private meeting and to have dialogue released almost immediately was extremely disappointing. Like any situation regarding individuals’ lives and families, people need time to process. It was certainly a shock to most players that being sold a possible 21 weeks in a hub was highly feasible and quite rightly players had questions. As I finish this entry off, it seems highly unlikely that this will occur as states are now easing restrictions and hopefully for the AFL, coaches, players and support staff a fly in, fly out model is possible.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 (DAY 38) u Celebrating a birthday in isolation has been difficult. Today though, I went for an early morning kick with Liam Shiels on the day of his 29th birthday. Fair to say that his excitement levels were not through the roof, it was just another day. Five days prior ex-teammate Taylor Duryea celebrated his birthday. Usually the customary thing to do is share a meal or drink but for Taylor’s we resorted to baking some cookies and dropping them at his front door.

THURSDAY, APRIL 30 (DAY 39)

Happy birthday Santa Dad I consider myself fortunate to have inherited many of these special qualities. I certainly would not have been playing AFL football without the passion and energy that I possess. He will continue to shape many lives in a positive way and to that I am very proud to be his son. Happy birthday Dad!

FRIDAY, MAY 1 (DAY 40) u Although we were unable to celebrate Liam’s 29th birthday in person with everyone, his fiancée Claire organised a very entertaining Zoom catch-up with a group of us. It will be interesting in the future to see how much of the behaviours we learn in isolation will integrate into our post-coronavirus lives. I still think I’ll end up at the pub or a nice restaurant for birthdays though!

u As I explained earlier, my Pop was influential and the other influential man in my life is my Dad. He turns 60 today. Dad has followed in the footsteps of his father with a strong moral compass. He has an energy and passion that is hard to find. His obsessions include sport but the two most important elements to him that I see are family and education.

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A SHOW OF POWER

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l of success Port Adelaide celebrates its 150th anniversary – and grand achievements that includes rising from the SANFL to the AFL – this year. MICHELANGELO RUCCI looks at the club that never fears a challenge.

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Sanfl flags, including a record six-in-a- row from 1954-59

Champions of australia crowns from the play-offs between the sa and victorian premiers

Wartime titles

Afl pre-season cups Sanfl night title afl premiership in 2004 – won in the club’s eighth season on the national stage – commanding the greatest pride in the trophy cabinet at alberton.

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Jubilant skipper Russell Ebert holds the 1977 SANFL premiership aloft, to the delight of hundreds of fans.

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e exist to win premierships”. This is the Port Adelaide Football Club’s mantra (along with the recent demand to “make our community proud”). In 150 years since the club’s foundation on May 12, 1870, such lofty goals have been met by a club that advocates the bar being repeatedly lifted. There also is a Hall of Fame roll call of grand achievements by Port Adelaide players, coaches and administrators. There is a fair bit of pride for the Port Adelaide faithful to savour from this unrivaled record of success that allowed the SANFL’s oldest club to become the only non-Victorian club to rise from suburbia to the national AFL. But there has not always been champagne flowing at Port Adelaide. In 1896, the club was on its knees, both financially and football wise after it finished last for the first time. A severe economic depression forced players to leave the club and South Australia to find work in other Australian colonies. A year later, Port Adelaide had its third SAFA premiership – all on the

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back of restoring pride to the team’s task of winning. History has repeated in recent years – from the threat of being expelled from the SANFL in 1990 for breaking ranks to chase an AFL licence to the “dark chapter” from 2008-12 when Port Adelaide’s existence in any league was threatened by financial pressure and disappointing results on the field. Pride also was waning in the frustrated fan base that at times struggled with the greater demands to achieve success in the AFL when compared with the SANFL. Their pain was noted with the terraces emptying to be covered by large tarps at Football Park. Port Adelaide’s rebound since the new era began with new leadership on and off the field at the end of 2012 – with David Koch as chairman and Ken Hinkley and Travis Boak as coach and captain respectively. The revival on the scoreboard and on the balance sheet highlights the “never say die” spirit that made the club a feared opponent for decades. Playing a critical part in ending the 40-year cold war between football and cricket to have elite

We exist to win premierships CLUB CHAIRMAN DAVID KOCH

EARLY DAYS: The first Port Adelaide team in 1870 (above left); premiership hero Harold Oliver (top) soaring for a mark in the 1914 first-semi final against Sturt at Adelaide Oval; the legendary Fos Williams (above) warms up.

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Port Adelaide Football Club was formally established on May 12, 1870 with John Hart jnr, the son of the state’s 10th Premier, appointed as president. The club played its first competitive home game against Young Australian on the Hart’s family estate, Buck’s Flat at Glanville, on August 20, 1870. Port Adelaide became a founding member of the SA Football Association in April, 1877 and remains the oldest, long-running league club in SA football history.

INNOVATIVE: Port Adelaide has played in Shanghai for the past three years, winning each time thanks to stars such as Travis Boak.

football return to a $535 million redeveloped Adelaide Oval in 2014 and taking AFL premiership matches to Shanghai in China underline how Port Adelaide aims high even when it is on the canvas (with many cheering for a knockout blow). “Port Adelaide has always been an innovator,” says Koch. “Whether it’s in the way we play footy or build the organisation off the field, we’ve never been afraid to think outside the square or challenge traditional thinking. It’s part of our DNA.” “Our China strategy is just another example of that,” adds Koch, who restocked Port Adelaide’s damaged financials by looking beyond the crowded Australian market and strategically well past the boundaries of the club’s 5015 postcode.

“Across our 150-year history that eagerness to be innovative has consistently had only one primary focus – it must help us win premierships. We exist to win premierships.” It all began with three men – John Albert Rann, George Henry Ireland and Richard William John Leicester, three community leaders – meeting at North Parade, Port Adelaide on April 20, 1870 to consider how the young men at the township around the busy docks could be part of a social club. There also was this new game from Melbourne, Australian Football, that was gaining relevance after making its start in Adelaide in 1861. A fortnight later, Rann, the president of the Port Adelaide Cricket Club, had football added to the cricket

It also hosted VFA premier Geelong at Adelaide Oval in 1879 in the club’s first intercolonial match.

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Port Adelaide won its first premiership – wearing magenta and blue and with Victorian import Richard Turpenny as captain – in 1884. The club moved from Glanville to Alberton Oval to establish its spiritual home from 1880. It played on MCG – for the first time – in July, 1883 against Melbourne.

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Started the decade with the club’s second SAFA premiership – and first of four Champions of Australia titles by beating Victorian premier South Melbourne at Adelaide Oval. Stan Malin became the club’s first Magarey medallist as the SAFA fairest and most brilliant player in 1899. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 23

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Symbolic change for the club with the refit from magenta and blue to its famous black and white bars in 1902 when the club conceded a premiership by refusing to play finals while the SA Football League appointed umpire Phil Kneebone to its matches.

MIGHTY QUINN: Magarey medallist Bob Quinn, seen here being chaired off after a game, was a World War II hero.

Port Adelaide responded with the flag in 1903, followed by titles in 1906 and 1910 and Grand Final appearances in 1904, 1905, 1907 and 1909. It also claimed the Champions of Australia title by beating Collingwood – while wearing all-black to avoid a jumper clash – in 1910.

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Port Adelaide’s greatest season unfolded in 1914 with the “Invincibles” – unbeaten in all SAFL games – victorious in the Champions of Australia clash with VFL premier Carlton and closed the season defying the SAFL all-star line-up. In black and white from 1902 to the start of World War I, Port Adelaide won five SAFL premierships, three Champions of Australia crowns and played in 12 grand finals including seven in a row from 1909.

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club’s agenda. Within months, it was just the Port Adelaide Football Club, playing in blue and white hoops and with a band accompanying the team to matches. Less than a century later, after winning its 23rd SANFL premiership in the epic 1965 Grand Final before a stillstanding record 62,543 crowd at Adelaide Oval, Port Adelaide was – and remains – SA’s most-successful league football club, one that commanded its place on a national stage well before the AFL came calling. Era after era Port Adelaide delivered premierships – and pride – to its people. Before World War I, with the famous change to black and white bars in 1902,

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Port Adelaide dominated SA football to become the “Invincibles” with a perfect season in 1914. The club beat all of its six SAFL rivals twice, dominated the finals series allowing North Adelaide to score just one goal in the Grand Final, trounced VFL premier Collingwood to win its fourth Champions of Australia title and closed the season by beating the best of the rest in a state combined side. In the demanding 1930s, the decade that is remembered for eventual war hero Bob Quinn MM rowing across the Port River to train at his father’s club, Port Adelaide ruled again, particularly with six consecutive SANFL grand finals from 1934.

Then it was the “Golden Era” with six consecutive flags from 1954 as Port Adelaide had a once-in-a-lifetime master with Fos Williams. From his arrival from West Adelaide in 1950 – after Port Adelaide could not secure a clearance for South Adelaide and Richmond champion Jim Deane – the club never ranked lower than third until missing the finals in 1969. And in the 1990s, when Port Adelaide was threatened with expulsion from the SANFL for seeking an AFL licence in 1990, the club did far more than plan for a grand entry to the big league in 1997; it also continued to honour its state league traditions with seven SANFL flags, some won while

Port Adelaide resumed from the war recess in SA league football with a premiership in 1921 but the pressing need was to rebuild a team deprived of its pre-war heroes. By 1928, so promising was the club’s future – that included the 1928 flag – that the SA Football Budget ran a cartoon with every SANFL rival surrounding Port Adelaide to pay homage to “The Master”.

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Another decade of dominance – grand finalist in 1930 and then from 1934, six consecutive play-offs for the flag with premierships in 1936, 1937 and 1939. The hero of the decade was rover and captain-coach Bob Quinn, who was awarded the Magarey Medal in 1938 (after being the runner-up the season before) –

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working against heavy restrictions from the SANFL that ordered the club could not have its AFL and SANFL teams linked. Port Adelaide’s Never Tear Us Apart anthem sung by the fans before the start of home games at Adelaide Oval is inspired by the reunification of the club – as “One Club” – in 2010-11. The crowning moment of Port Adelaide’s insatiable ambition was the 2004 AFL premiership – won under the tutelage of Fos Williams’ son Mark – after all the agony from the 1990 storm to the choking episodes in the 2001-03 final series. Fos Williams had created the great divide in SA football by making Port Adelaide so dominant – the “them versus us” – divide that loomed large on the first SA derby, the Showdown, won by Port Adelaide against the Adelaide Crows on April 20, 1997. Club legend Geof Motley, an Australian Football Hall of Famer, notes the power of the diehard supporters drove Port Adelaide to greatness from the 1950s. “The major driving force was our fans,” Motley, the 1964 Magarey medallist, recalls of how the Port Adelaide players took to the field in the 1950s and 1960s. “They were the only ones we had in our corner – and they were the only ones we wanted with us. They were there at the start. They were there to the end. And the greatest gift we could give them was a premiership.” But it is not always champagne at Alberton. The club’s revival – and determination to thrive rather than just survive – after the dark chapter of 2008-12 is true to Port Adelaide defying every eager prediction of doom cast against the club. It was darkest, however, before the dawn of the Koch-Hinkley era that began in October, 2012. For Warren Tredrea, Port Adelaide’s first AFL premiership captain, the heavy curtain of doom appeared to be falling on the club on August 6, 2011. He stepped out of a radio commentary box at

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and in 1945, after returning with serious wounds from war service that was recognised with the Military Medal for “leadership, courage and devotion” in Tobruk in north Africa in 1941.

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After playing in all three war-time grand finals with merger partner West Torrens, winning the 1942 title, Port Adelaide took issue with missing finals in consecutive seasons in 1948 and 1949 – and decided to turn to an outsider to change the club’s destiny.

1950s

Fos Williams (above) arrived from West Adelaide to create the new Port Adelaide Football Club that enhanced the old traditions built on premiership success. He delivered as captain-coach a drought-breaking premiership (12 years) in 1951 – and then a “Golden Era” of success including the first five of the “Six in a Row” flags from 1954. Geof Motley completed the run in 1959.

1960s

WINNING WAYS: Port certainly knows how to win and celebrate premierships – Geof Motley and teammates with the 1965 cup (top); an incredible six in a row was achieved in 1959 (middle); Warren Tredrea and Mark Williams hold the club’s first AFL premiership cup aloft in 2004.

After stepping away at the end of the 1958 season, Williams returned as a non-playing coach in 1962. From 1953-58 (as playing coach) and 1962-68 (as coach), Williams directed Port Adelaide to 13 consecutive grand finals for eight titles.

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John Cahill took the coaching baton from Fos Williams at the end of 1973 – and created a new era of success, ending a 12-year premiership drought (that included six losing grand finals) in 1977 before setting up three consecutive flags from 1979.

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After rewriting almost every record in SA league football in 1980 – when Russell Ebert claimed his fourth Magarey Medal and Tim Evans set the season goalkicking count at 146 goals – Port Adelaide finished the decade with four flags ... and an eye to national glory.

1990s

In 1990, Port Adelaide broke ranks to sign a heads of agreement to join the AFL in 1991 – a move stopped with a Supreme Court injunction. The club ultimately claimed an AFL licence in December, 1994 and joined the national league for play in 1997, a season remembered for winning the first Showdown against Adelaide.

Football Park at three-quarter time fearing his family football club was on the edge ... and ready to fall. After 141 years of defiance and grand achievements, the Port Adelaide Football Club was “bankrupt” in every sense. On and off the field, the club was in crisis after 14 years in the AFL. That night, Port Adelaide was 98 points behind Collingwood (and there were still another 40 points to be hammered on to that deficit in the last term). It was not just the scoreboard that was troubling Tredrea, Port Adelaide’s greatest goalkicker in AFL company. There was much more to worry him – and other souls who had bled for Port Adelaide. Only 21,863 had turned up at Football Park in Adelaide’s western suburbs. It was Saturday night, the much-preferred timeslot for Port Adelaide fans. And this was one of the AFL’s big drawcard opponents that every club wants to host for the crowds and television ratings matches against Collingwood generate. It remains the smallest gathering to a Port Adelaide-Collingwood game, anywhere, anytime. So few had bothered to be at the decaying West Lakes arena to salute Tredrea’s 2004 AFL premiership teammate Chad Cornes for his 239th and last

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STAR PARADE: Russell Ebert takes a AFL game for Port Adelaide. hanger (left); coach John Cahill and This alone would have Greg Anderson after winning the 1995 made Tredrea’s heart sink. flag; future champions Nathan Buckley The match was certain to (1992) and Gavin Wanganeen (1990). end as Port Adelaide’s eighth consecutive loss – and 16th in 18 games of the depressing 2011 season. Tredrea rang then AFL media manager Patrick Keane wanting AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou’s private telephone number. He was to implore to the League’s boss that something had to be done at Alberton to save Port Adelaide from making a mockery of its century old traditions – and worse. “It was pathetic,” Tredrea recalls. “And it was hard to watch as a former player. “I knew the club had some issues financially and for me, it was just rock bottom.” Port Adelaide has made it to a grand 150th anniversary, albeit with the party on hold. But if history offers any lesson on Port Adelaide, it is never dismiss a club that thrives on challenges – and exists to win premierships. This is what makes Port Adelaide’s community proudest of all.

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In SANFL action, Port Adelaide proved its merit as the only non-Victorian team to rise from suburbia to the AFL by winning seven state league premierships missing out in 1991, 1993 and 1997.

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Glory on the national stage – two pre-season titles (2001 and 2002), three consecutive McClelland trophies as minor premier (2002, 2003 and 2004) and the breakthrough 2004 AFL premiership after just eight seasons of national competition – and with the burden of the “chokers” tag with collapses in the 2001-03 finals series.

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Port Adelaide’s “dark chapter” – after losing the 2007 AFL Grand Final to Geelong by a record margin of 119 points – was marked with financial crises, poor crowds at home and questions on the club’s future. From 2013, under a new regime led by president David Koch, Port Adelaide has lived to a Never Tear Us Apart theme with grand ambition – including a return to Adelaide Oval and games in Shanghai.

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They include a trio of premiership players in Max Bailey (Hawthorn), Tom Boyd (Western Bulldogs) and Alex Johnson (Sydney), the latter dealt one of the unluckiest hands with knee injuries. Richmond fans still talk glowingly about Mark Coughlan, who was good enough to win a best and fairest at Punt Rd in 2003, but only managed 92 games.

THE AFL RECORD TEAM DELVED INTO THE RECENT HISTORY BOOKS TO SEE WHICH PLAYER FROM YOUR CLUB WAS STIFF NOT TO REACH 100 GAMES. Injuries seem to be the common thread here although some, such as Boyd, disappeared from the AFL scene through their own choosing. Daniel Menzel would most certainly have been a premiership player for Geelong in 2011 but ruptured his ACL in the qualifying final before embarking on a brave comeback four seasons later. Sadly, they were all gone too soon.

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Trent Hentschel

Scott Gumbleton

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u Things never quite worked out for

CAREER: 2003-10 GAMES: 71

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to as ‘Trent Potential’ such was his immense natural ability. Hentschel had kicked 42 goals in 2006, including a bag of eight against Essendon, but went down late in the season with a terrible knee injury. The ruptured ACL and dislocated kneecap Hentschel sustained was so severe that it forced him to miss the entirety of both the 2007 and 2008 season as he underwent seven operations. He managed to get back on the park for 10 games in 2009 and 2010 but sadly he couldn’t return to the player he was and his career at the elite level was cut short after 71 games and 94 goals. ANDREW SLEVISON

the key forward at the Bombers. Taken at pick No. 2 in the 2006 NAB AFL Draft, Essendon was hoping Gumbleton’s inclusion would help fill the void which would eventually be left by Matthew Lloyd and Scott Lucas in the years ahead. Rather than settle into life at the top level, Gumbleton only managed five senior games in his first three years and missed both 2008 and 2009 due to injury. He performed well in 2010 before suffering a nasty lung and rib injury. The curtain eventually came down on his career with the Bombers after just 35 games in seven seasons before he was traded to Fremantle where he failed to play a single game. LAURENCE ROSEN

BRISBANE LIONS

Justin Clarke

CAREER: 2013-15 GAMES: 56

u A steal out of the 2013 NAB AFL

Draft, Clarke played 65 games in his first three seasons as a Lion, immediately locking himself in their best 22 as a key defender. Unfortunately, his promising career was cut short after an incident at a Brisbane training session in January, 2016 where his head collided with the knee of a player coming the other way. Dealing with a significant concussion, the then 22-year-old made the incredibly difficult decision to pull the pin on his career and Lions fans would wonder where he’d be right now if that incident never happened. NIC NEGREPONTIS

CARLTON

Ciaran Byrne

CAREER: 2015-18 GAMES: 22

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side in round three, 2016 after a few years of promising development and quickly looked good as a rebounding defender off half-back. Like any young Irish player who was learning the sport, he had some quiet games, but his speed and

kicking out of defence was incredibly impressive and he was starting to find more of the ball as the season rolled on. Unfortunately, Byrne tore his ACL against Collingwood in round 15, 2016 and couldn’t regain that momentum. He played 10 more games across the next two seasons before returning home to Ireland, dealing with homesickness and further injury setbacks. NIC NEGREPONTIS

COLLINGWOOD

Sean Rusling

CAREER: 2005-08 GAMES: 17

u The textbook example of a career

destroyed by injuries, Rusling, a medium forward with strong hands, had Collingwood fans incredibly excited early on in his career. In his second season in 2006, he came into the side in round 20 and played through to the preliminary final, kicking 10 goals and taking 30 marks in that short span. Rusling was on Collingwood’s list from 2005 to 2010, but only managed 17 games due to a litany of setbacks including a fractured collarbone, three shoulder reconstructions and a fractured cheekbone. NIC NEGREPONTIS

CRUEL BLOW: Trent Hentschel missed two seasons with a knee injury.

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Anthony Morabito CAREER: 2010-14 GAMES: 26

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started his career any better, playing 23 games in a debut season (2010) which saw him nominated for the NAB AFL Rising Star award. Unfortunately for Morabito, his knee troubles began later that year when he tore his ACL in pre-season training. In a cruel twist of fate, he ruptured his ACL two more times before making a remarkable comeback midway through the 2014 season. He missed the entire 2015 season once again through injury, and was delisted and then re-rookied ahead of the 2016 season. After failing to feature for the Dockers in 2016, Morabito was delisted again and finished off his career at WAFL level. LAURENCE ROSEN

GEELONG CATS

Daniel Menzel

CAREER: 2010-19 GAMES: 73

u Menzel was coming off an

impressive 28-goal home and away season heading into Geelong’s qualifying final clash against Hawthorn in 2011. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 31

AFL RECORD GONE TOO SOON Hamstring and ankle complaints dogged the ruckman in his first season but the achilles injuries which ruined his career first surfaced in 2012. After 22 games in five years for the Suns and four games in two years at Carlton (2016-17), his AFL career was done and dusted. It will always be a case of what might have been for the talented but injured-plagued tall. LAURENCE ROSEN

GWS GIANTS

Tom Boyd

CAREER: 2014-18 GAMES: 61

u Boyd has been one of the most

In his second season at the Cats, Menzel booted two early goals and looked set for a big night, until he ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament. He missed nearly four years before eventually returning late in 2015. The nifty small forward overcame four knee reconstructions to boot 100 goals in the next three seasons but was delisted at the end of 2018, playing 73 games in nine injury-plagued seasons at the Cattery. Menzel was thrown a lifeline by Sydney and managed just seven games in his one and only season in the Harbour City in 2019. ALEX ZAIA

GOLD COAST SUNS

Daniel Gorringe

CAREER: 2011-16 GAMES: 26

u Gorringe entered the AFL system

on the back of plenty of hype. It seemed a no-brainer for the Suns to take the highly touted prospect with pick 10 in the 2010 NAB AFL Draft but from there it went downhill.

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BAILED OUT: Max Bailey called time on his career after playing in Hawthorn’s 2013 premiership side.

talked about No. 1 draft picks in the history of the game. He was selected by the Giants in 2013 and was undoubtedly a star in the making but he upped and left for the Western Bulldogs after just one year. But he picked the biggest stage of all – the 2016 Grand Final – to produce the game of his short career. On the verge of entering the prime of his footy life, Boyd opted to quit the game after just five seasons and 61 games. Purely from a selfish football lover’s perspective, it’s a crying shame we never got to see the best of him, but his health and happiness are far more important. ANDREW SLEVISON

HAWTHORN

Max Bailey

CAREER: 2006-13 GAMES: 43

u The Hawks were so keen for

Bailey to fulfil his enormous potential that they gave him every conceivable chance of recovering from not one, not two but three knee reconstructions. Remarkably, he spent eight years on Hawthorn’s list but experienced senior footy in just five of those years, managing 43 games out of a possible 174. Bailey may not have got what he wanted out of his career but at least he has a premiership medal to show for all the rehab he had to endure. He retired at the best and fairest night after helping the Hawks claim the 2013 flag. ANDREW SLEVISON

MELBOURNE

Liam Jurrah

CAREER: 2009-12 GAMES: 36

u Jurrah’s four years in the AFL

system were action-packed to say the least. After arriving at Melbourne through the 2009 Pre-Season Draft, he created history by becoming the first player from a Central Australian remote community to play at AFL level. He took mark of the year in 2010 while 2011 was Jurrah’s most successful season at AFL level, kicking 40 goals to be the Demons’ leading goalkicker. But trouble struck on the eve of the 2012 season after Jurrah was charged for his role in a machete attack in Yuendumu and never appeared again in the red and blue. In just four years, he became a much-loved figure at Melbourne. LAURENCE ROSEN

NORTH MELBOURNE

Aaron Black

CAREER: 2011-18 GAMES: 57

u Black had an excellent 2013 season

in his fourth year with the Kangaroos, booting 33 goals in 18 games. The key forward backed it up in 2014, playing all 25 games and was rewarded with a four-year contract. Then North Melbourne president James Brayshaw even likened Black to a young Garry Lyon. He played only three games across the next two seasons dealing with groin and ankle injuries before making the move to Geelong in exchange for pick 92 in the 2016 trade period. Even at the Cats, Black’s bad luck continued, tearing his ACL – ironically against the Roos in 2018 – which ended his AFL career. NIC NEGREPONTIS

PORT ADELAIDE

John Butcher

CAREER: 2011-16 GAMES: 31

u It took over a year for Butcher to

make his Port Adelaide debut, but his impact was immediate. Butcher starred with six goals from six kicks in his second game and four the following week having been

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touted as a top young key forward prospect in the 2009 NAB AFL Draft. But that was the best the Power saw of the No. 8 pick who struggled for form and fitness for the following five seasons. Butcher kicked four goals in his second last game before he was delisted at the end of 2016 season, playing 31 games and booting 41 goals in seven years at Alberton. ALEX ZAIA

RICHMOND

Mark Coughlan

CAREER: 2001-09 GAMES: 92

u Coughlan was a midfielder who

possessed both smooth-moving and hard-nosed qualities. He was as comfortable cruising past for a handball receive as he was getting down and dirty under a pack. He had played just 21 games before his breakout season in 2003 which saw him claim Richmond’s best and fairest and poll 16 Brownlow votes. Coughlan’s 2004 was derailed by osteitis pubis before he returned to his best in 2005. From then on, however, it was all downhill as his career was completely ravaged by ACL and hamstring injuries. Tigers fans often bring up Coughlan and just how good he had been during his 92-game career and how much the club missed him in the aftermath. ANDREW SLEVISON

ST KILDA

Nathan Freeman

CAREER: 2014-18 GAMES: 2

u Freeman decided to seek a

fresh start at St Kilda after two injury-ravaged years at Collingwood where he never played a senior game. A talented junior with blistering pace, Freeman hoped a move to the Saints in 2015 would ignite his career but had to wait until round 20, 2018 to finally make his AFL debut. The No. 10 pick in the 2013 NAB AFL Draft was delisted by St Kilda with just two games under his belt. Chronic soft tissue problems denied Freeman the chance to show his worth at senior level having watched 423 players debut before playing his first game. ALEX ZAIA

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SAD SWAN: Alex Johnson is comforted by an emotional Nic Newman after Johnson injured his ACL in his last game of AFL football in round 21, 2018.

SYDNEY SWANS

Alex Johnson

CAREER: 2011-18 GAMES: 47

u Sydney had to make the difficult

decision to delist the premiership defender in 2018 following a wretched run with injury. The luckless ex-Swan ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in his second game back since 2012 – an injury that ultimately dashed his unfilled AFL career. Johnson played 45 of his 47 games in 2011 and 2012 – including the 10-point Grand Final triumph over Hawthorn – and was ultra-consistent throughout Sydney’s premiership campaign. But five knee reconstructions and 12 surgeries cruelly dogged the now 28-year-old after a promising start to his AFL career. ALEX ZAIA

WEST COAST EAGLES

Troy Wilson

CAREER: 2001-03 GAMES: 37

u Wilson came to the Eagles as a

28-year-old after dominating the WAFL for years having only seriously got into footy in his early 20s. He kicked 40 goals in 18 games in his debut season in 2001,

which included a bag of seven in his third AFL game, and was West Coat’s leading goalkicker for the season. Wilson was even more dangerous in 2002, kicking 38 goals from 14 matches, but a string of collarbone, calf and hamstring issues restricted his output. Ultimately, Wilson’s body let him down in 2003 and his AFL career was over as quickly as it began. He finished with 83 majors from 37 outings. ANDREW SLEVISON

WESTERN BULLDOGS

Jack Redpath

CAREER: 2014-18 GAMES: 36

u Redpath never had a fair run at it,

but always delivered when given an opportunity by the Bulldogs. The key forward kicked 57 goals across 36 games between 2014 and 2018, but was unable to get his body right for long enough to lock down a spot in the team. Multiple serious knee injuries led to degenerative issues with his knee and forced the then 27-year-old to hang up the boots at a time where the Bulldogs were crying out for a key-position forward to build their team around. NIC NEGREPONTIS

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5 KEN SHELDON

Height: 178cm Weight: 76kg Games: 185 (Carl 132, St K 53) Goals: 194 (Carl 170, St K 24) Premierships: 1979, 1981, 1982

37 WAYNE HARMES Height: 177cm Weight: 85kg Games: 169 Goals: 86 Premierships: 1979, 1981, 1982

34 ALEX MARCOU

Height: 178cm Weight: 76kg Games: 145 (Carl 121, St K 24) Goals: 163 (Carl 146, St K 17) Premierships: 1979, 1981, 1982

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It has been a dismal year for Carlton fans, so here is a rare treat to soothe Blue souls: a gathering of the famous Mosquito Fleet, who reminisced about the days when their club was the envy of all. BEN COLLINS

16 JIM BUCKLEY

Height: 175cm Weight: 72kg Games: 164 Goals: 146 Premierships: 1979, 1981, 1982

7 WAYNE JOHNSTON Height: 180cm Weight: 82kg Games: 209 Goals: 283 Premierships: 1979, 1981, 1982

14 ROD ASHMAN

Height: 175cm Weight: 76kg Games: 236 Goals: 370 Premierships: 1981, 1982

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MOSQUITO FLEET

arlton’s famed and feared Mosquito Fleet confounded many of David Parkin’s strict beliefs about the effect of partying on performance. Early in his first pre-season as Carlton coach before the 1981 season, Parkin observed that after each training session many of his players – his boisterous band of little men among them – gathered at a local watering hole. One night Parkin stormed into the pub and gave the boisterous Blues one of his famous vein-bulging barrages. “I’d heard the rumours and innuendo, but I can’t believe what I’m seeing,” Parkin thundered. “This is going to change!” The players’ solution, Parkin told the AFL Record with a chuckle, was to simply go to another pub. “They were as wild a bunch off the field as the game has ever seen,” he said. “But when it came to preparation and playing, I was amazed because I haven’t had a better, more committed group.” Told the Record would catch up with the Mosquito Fleet, Parkin gushed, “Oh well, just put some money over the bar and you’ll be in for a memorable afternoon.” So we followed the coach’s orders, arranging what proved to be a long lunch at the Emerald Hotel in South Melbourne, a haunt of some of the old Blues in question. The Mosquito Fleet – which was so instrumental in Carlton’s 1979 and 1981-82 premierships – had a full membership of about a dozen and we gathered the six mainstays. Rod Ashman is 60, both Wayne ‘The Dominator’ Johnston and Alex Marcou are 57, while Jimmy Buckley, Wayne Harmes and Ken ‘Bomba’ Sheldon are each 55. While reminiscing, they lived up to their collective nickname, buzzing with chatter and laughter and taking every opportunity to pester each other, albeit in a brotherly way, as they have done for 30-odd years. “Jeez, the mosquitoes have gotten bigger over the years, haven’t we,” Buckley observed. “‘Harmesy’, I feel a lot better now after seeing you!” Marcou’s arrival prompted the greeting: “Here’s the short, back and shoulders.” It is a dig at Marcou’s once-hirsute shoulders. He now waxes. Those shoulders are concealed by a shirt from the Mosquito fashion label that Marcou established (but has since sold). Sheldon: “It’s quite apt that it’s such a good-lookin’ shirt, because we were very fashionable.” In fact, Marcou and Johnston appeared in advertisements for Opal Male Fashion, one of which 38

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can be found on YouTube. The mere mention of “the Opal models” prompts giggles. Johnston: “That was a bad ad. I’ve never been more embarrassed in my life.” Conversation flowed. Some cracking stories can’t be retold here, but would be classic sportsmen’s night fare. They say they were first referred to as the Mosquito Fleet in a newspaper story in 1979, and came into being because Carlton lacked tall forwards, with Mark ‘Sellers’ Maclure the only regular key target in attack. Buckley: “Sellers dropped it most of the time but at least he’d make a contest so we’d get the crumbs.” Sheldon: “I reckon the nickname was coined because ‘Ashy’ (Ashman) was a real pest to the opposition and also to us. When he was roving, he’d only give us young apprentices a brief run on the ball.” Buckley: “We’d get five minutes if we were lucky.” Ashman: “Not that long.” Sheldon: “Well, five minutes between us – just to keep us interested.” Ashman: “We had it all worked out, didn’t we?”

MOSQUITO MAGIC:

Rated by former coach David Parkin as the equal of any running brigade he has seen, the Mosquito Fleet included 1979 Norm Smith medallist Wayne Harmes (above), Alex Marcou (left) and elder statesman Rod Ashman (top right).

They were as wild a bunch off the field as the game has seen COACH DAVID PARKIN

Buckley: “You had it worked out.” Parkin rates the Mosquito Fleet the equal of any running brigade he has seen. With the exception of Harmes, a backman who enjoyed the odd run in the centre, they split their time between the midfield and attack. All six represented Victoria and between them amassed 1121 games, 1249 goals and 16 top-five placings in the Blues’ best and fairest. Their greatest strength was their diverse skills. As a group they were brilliant, tough, explosive, versatile, calculating, supremely confident and utterly ruthless. Marcou: “We were all quick, we had fantastic ball skills, we were damaging and on our day we could all kick a bag of goals.” Ashman: “And they couldn’t tag all of us.” Harmes: “You knew that if you were having a dirty day, someone else here would just ignite.” Johnston: “And we didn’t have many dirty days.” Buckley: “If it wasn’t working, we didn’t wait for the coach; we switched things ourselves.” Harmes: “Most of our coaches gave us open slather to take risks.”

Buckley: “We could all do something inspirational to lift the team.” Of the six, only Johnston and Ashman were named in Carlton’s Team of the Century. It could have been so different – in 1979 Ashman applied for a clearance to North Melbourne and the Demons were keen on Johnston after he starred in the 1978 VFA Grand Final but needed a clearance from the Blues – so Carlton’s effort to retain them was significant. Their ex-teammates agree they probably would not have enjoyed as much success without them. Ashman missed the ’79 flag with injury, but the other five – who were aged just 19 to 21 – were pivotal performers in not only that Grand Final but the season as a whole. Harmes won the Norm Smith Medal and was runner-up in the best and fairest and Sheldon was the club’s leading goalkicker with 53, while Johnston, Marcou and Buckley also averaged around 20 touches and more than a goal a game. Harmes: “We were able to do that because at 14 or 15 most of us were filling in for open-age teams, which was one of the greatest learning curves.” Buckley: “When I was 15, I played on a murderer they’d let out of jail for the afternoon. I kicked five goals on him in a half and he said, ‘If you kick another one I’ll have you shot.’ That was a fair initiation.” Some Mosquito Fleet magic lifted Carlton to the 1979 flag, with Harmes famously chasing up his own errant kick to knock the ball back from the boundary to set up Sheldon’s match-winning goal. Harmes’ effort was the subject of a Toyota television commercial in 2006. Buckley: “Hold on. Harmesy got all the credit and all the money out

of it with his Toyota ad, but without my knock-on to him, his knock-on would never have happened.” There was indeed a knock-on effect. In a scramble near half-forward, Buckley had wisely tapped the ball into Harmes’ path. Then familiarity played a role. Sheldon: “If Harmesy was streaming downfield, there was no point leading. You generally had two options: go straight to the centre because he was going to kick a 70m goal, or run to the boundary line because he’d spray it, which he did. My anticipation has also been overlooked in Harmesy’s glory.” Harmes: “I had it all planned knowing that 30 years later Toyota was going to kick in.” Johnston acknowledged Harmes’ heroics but declared the game-changer was fellow Fleet member Trevor Keogh. Johnston: “People forget we didn’t kick a goal for the first 45 minutes while Collingwood had five.” Marcou: “‘Jezza’ (Carlton coach Alex Jesaulenko) said, ‘(Russell) Ohlsen’s killing us. Who’s going to look after him?’ Trevor said, ‘I will’ – and he did.” Johnston: “Then we kicked five goals in nine minutes.” Among them were goals to Harmes, Buckley (two) and Sheldon. Keogh received a reprimand from the Tribunal. Buckley: “Harmesy, give your Norm Smith Medal to Trevor. That’s nearly as bad a decision as when ‘Klompy’ (teammate Robbert Klomp) was given a TV (for best on ground after having just nine touches in a 1981 night series match).” Despite their size, Johnston and Buckley were renowned hard men. Buckley: “We did things others probably wouldn’t do.” afl.com.au | AFL RECORD

MOSQUITO FLEET Johnston: “That’s the way footy was back then.” Marcou: “You knew everyone had your back and you had theirs.” Buckley: “Even if they couldn’t fight, they were all in there.” In 1980, when an injury-ravaged Carlton suffered a straight-sets finals exit in their only season under Peter ‘Percy’ Jones, Sheldon was felled by Richmond backman Graeme Landy, who copped a four-week ban for striking and missed out on a premiership. Buckley: “One of us got him back because he had some blood trickling out of him in one game against us. Was it you, Ashy? A lot of people don’t realise that you were dirty.” Ashman shakes his head and says: “We certainly looked after each other, though.” And they still do. Ashman suffered a stroke five years ago but says he is fine now. Harmes picked him up and will later return him home. On this occasion Ashman was the quietest member of the group but laughed along, even when jokes were made at his expense. His mates admire him as one of their early mentors – on and off the field. They credit Ashman with creating the “third wingman” – a high-risk, high-reward tactic whereby he would run to space on the wing and wait for the Blues defenders to rebound the ball to him for an easy kick. Marcou said premiership teammate Peter McConville wanted a message relayed: “Make sure you write that the only reason the Mosquito Fleet were any good was that I kicked it to them from the backline.” They praised the efforts of their defenders but didn’t specifically mention McConville. Instead, they remain in awe of superstars Bruce Doull and Geoff Southby, who they say were key members of their “great support crew”, which also included Maclure and big men Mike Fitzpatrick and David McKay. Sheldon: “We’d get a blast from the coach for not helping out the defence and we’d say, ‘But Ashy’s our role model and he’s never set foot down there.’” Ashman: “Didn’t have to with our backmen. It would’ve been an insult to offer them help.” Sheldon: “That’s right. Why crowd our defence and cramp their style?” Ashman: “Anyway, we made them look good, especially ‘Doully’.” Sheldon: “Yeah, his four best and fairests can be attributed to what we did with the ball once he won it back and got it to us.” Buckley: “I never ran to the wing like that – I was in the engine room.” 40

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You knew everyone had your back and you had theirs ALEX MARCOU

IN THE RIGHT SPOT:

Ken Sheldon kicked the match-winning goal in the 1979 Grand Final after Wayne Harmes famously knocked the ball back from the boundary line.

Johnston: “I never got to the wing – I never went that far up the ground.” Sheldon: “There was a queue of us out there – we should’ve been selling tickets.” Late in Parkin’s last season as Hawthorn coach in 1980, the Blues belted the Hawks at Princes Park, after which Parkin derided “the Carlton cheats” for their habit of running forward of the ball. The next year, new Blues coach Parkin tried to change the ingrained practice. At half-time of an early game, with Carlton trailing, Parkin demanded they help their backmen. On the resumption of play, the ball immediately went into Carlton’s backline and Ashman automatically ran to the wing. Parkin roared, “Go and tell that bloody Ashman … !” Unbeknown to the coach, the public address system had not been turned off and his message boomed out around the ground. Ashman replied with a smile and a wave. Parkin was always going to struggle to curb his players’ social lives. No one

went as hard as the train-hard, play-hard, party-hard Blues. Parkin’s first pre-season camp with Carlton was in Thailand in late 1980 and proved an eye-opener. One night the players celebrated McConville’s buck’s night and on their way home they saw Parkin setting up witches’ hats for their morning training session on Pattaya Beach. Sheldon: “‘Parko’ gave us a gruelling running regime but we did it on our ears, half-charged. That’s when he thought, ‘I don’t know what I’ve got here.’” So how did they combine these competing interests? Harmes: “Easy. There’s a time for hard work and a time for fun.” Sheldon: “Just as Jimmy exemplified when he won his best and fairest in ’82.” Buckley: “Then I went to a party at Ashy’s joint and a nightclub afterwards and got glandular bloody fever.” Parkin says the Mosquito Fleet was at the forefront of Carlton’s player-driven culture, delivering critiques in a comical but cutting way to ward off complacency. Buckley: “We played bloody hard off the ground but we had

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a great hunger to win, we had great leadership qualities and we wanted to keep performing to the level we were renowned for, so we demanded the best from each other.” Harmes: “We only accepted excellence.” Marcou: “These days a player makes a mistake and his teammates pat him on the bum, but we’d cop it. If Bomba didn’t pass to me how I expected, I’d have a go at him. Same thing if Ashy didn’t handball.” Buckley: “You never handballed, Ashy.” Ashman: “I was never taught to.” Johnston: “You blokes always bagged me for not handballing, too.” Sheldon: “It could be a brutal retrospective during our pleasant Sunday mornings.” Ashman: “But it had to be done the right way. Soon after ‘Buzz’ (Peter Bosustow) joined us, he had a go at a young guy and a few of us put him back in his place.” Harmes: “If anyone got ahead of themselves, they’d be brought back to earth very quickly.” Johnston: “I got ahead of myself calling myself the Dominator at a nightclub, and I copped it hard the next morning at training.” Johnston is hailed as one of the great finals players and could easily have won multiple Norm Smith Medals. Johnston: “As a forward it was easy to lead to these blokes.”

ANGE FOR COACH During a lunch with the Mosquito Fleet back in June – just three weeks after the sacking of coach Mick Malthouse – the only pall on proceedings was the plight of their beloved Blues. At the time, the club was still looking for a new coach and Ken Sheldon was on the selection panel. (Brendon Bolton has since been appointed to the position.) Sheldon happily accepted suggestions from his old mates. Harmes suggested the job should go to fellow selection panel member, Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou (which Harmes first pronounced “Costepoglou”), “to teach them to kick the ball along the ground – because they sure as hell can’t kick it properly in the air!” Sheldon: “And he’d give us a good defensive pattern.” Carlton fans would also love a modern version of the Mosquito Fleet. Marcou: “We’d kill it. We had everything.” Buckley: “With all the cameras, we couldn’t be as dirty though.” Johnston: “But we’d get more rest with all the rotations.” Buckley: “That’d be great – more time to listen to races.”

Buckley: “I’m staggered the Dominator isn’t in the (Australian Football) Hall of Fame. He rose to the occasion and did the hard things and the skilful things.” Ed: He is now. Johnston is one of just 12 official legends in Carlton’s Hall of Fame. (The other five Mosquito Fleeters are club Hall of Famers.) Marcou: “Do you worry about that stuff, Dom?” Johnston: “Couldn’t care less.” One item of footy history Johnston does care about though is his missing 1982 premiership jumper. He recently received a phone call from a stranger, who claimed to have the guernsey and offered to sell it to him for $5000. Johnston was considering his legal options. Harmes swapped one of his premiership jumpers with Collingwood hulk Rene Kink. “It might fit me now,” Harmes quipped. The triumphant Blues of 1981-82 still pinch themselves that they were invited to post-premiership functions hosted by then Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser – a Carlton fan – and wife Tamie at The Lodge in Canberra. Marcou: “Not many people get invited to the Lodge.” Harmes: “Not many people would be silly enough to invite us back a second time.” Sheldon: “Even fewer would’ve broken an ankle there.” Sheldon is referring to a woman who was Marcou’s date at the PM’s residence in 1981 and broke an ankle after taking a tumble down the stairs. Marcou told the story at a Spirit of Carlton function in 2011. It’s on YouTube. An amused viewer was another former PM, Julia Gillard, who told Marcou such gatherings would not be permitted at The Lodge now because of the media attention it would attract. Parkin laments that Carlton’s dynasty doesn’t receive enough attention, as it rarely rates a mention when discussion turns to the greatest teams. The Mosquito Fleet agrees. Johnston: “After we won in ’79 we lost our coach and president (George Harris), then finished (just percentage off) top spot under a new coach, and then went back-to-back under a third coach. No one else has done that.”

We played bloody hard off the ground but we had great hunger to win JIM BUCKLEY

ENFORCERS:

Despite their size, Jim Buckley (above left) and Wayne Johnston were renowned hard men who gave as good as they got.

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ZACH MERRETT MERRETT BEST BOMBER OF 2019 u Zach Merrett’s 2019 report card saw him

finish ‘dux’ of the Bombers’ class. The ever-consistent midfielder claimed his second best and fairest last season after winning the award in 2016 and finishing third in 2018. Merrett led Essendon for average disposals (28.3), uncontested possessions (16.6) and had a career-high season in clearances (4.7) and goal assists (0.6). But the one statistic that Bomber teammates and fans would rate the highest was the fact Merrett led his team in pressure acts – 578 at an average of 26.7 a game. According to Champion Data, Merrett racked up 1307 pressure points from those 578 pressure acts last year. Merrett’s standout performance came against Adelaide in round 18, when he powered the Bombers to an important win with 31 disposals and kicked 2.3. Most would rate Merrett in the top echelon of the competition’s midfielders with his class, poise by foot and ball-carrying ability. Strangely, Merrett was left out of Essendon’s leadership group in 2020, having been in it for several years and leading the Bombers when regular skipper Dyson Heppell struggled with a foot injury in 2019. 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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Social media distance Time to flatline on some of the headlines.

wo events of the past month highlight that the football media’s – and by extension the football public’s – thirst for news never stops no matter what crisis the world is facing. It’s not our intention to comment or judge the issues of Bulldogs star Lachie Hunter and former North Melbourne premiership player and coach Dean Laidley. That will happen via due process and our judicial system. But you can’t help but feel for both, particularly Laidley, given the glut of commentary from informed and not-so informed people either in the media or via social media. Former teammates have reached out and, metaphorically speaking, thrown their arms around a man who gave everything for the Roos, and previously West Coast, but now finds himself in a dark place. Mental health is such a massive issue in society and football, and indeed sport, is littered with examples of people who have taken time out to face their demons. Reactions like “harden up” stick in the craw of many leading the mental health crusade, including one of Laidley’s old North Melbourne teammates Wayne Schwass. During a recent interview with Schwass on SEN Breakfast with

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Garry Lyon and Tim Watson, Lyon himself admitted to learning a salutary lesson during what was supposedly a light-hearted segment on his old radio station Triple M. This is no knock on Triple M because they bring great entertainment to listeners. James Brayshaw’s urgings of ex-Tiger Jake ‘The Push Up’ King some years ago were genuinely funny as was some of the pre-match banter between commentators. But Lyon now reflects that a post-match segment titled ‘worst-on-ground’, where the commentary team would give three “votes” to the worst player, was insensitive to players at the time. In fact, one player who was voted ‘WOG’ contacted Lyon via a third party and told him so. The segment no longer exists but it highlights how attitudes can – and must – change. In the broader picture, social media can be a very useful tool and as we are seeing on a world stage at the moment, crucial messaging from governments and our leaders is playing an important role in trying to keep us safe and healthy. But on the flip side, social media is a free hit for ill-informed keyboard warriors to whack whoever might be in the headlines.

You will have to deal with me CRAIG BELLAMY’S WARNING TO HIS PLAYERS

Why would a footballer, whether he’s a star or a kid coming into the system, bother to read it? Sadly, they have even more time on their hands now and their so-called failings are laid bare. Heaven help if they commit an offence. So what’s the answer? Maybe Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy’s blunt response to one of his players, who was caught breaching social distancing laws, is the way to go. “There’s a few of you guys out of control with social media,” Bellamy told his players via a Zoom meeting earlier this week. “When you are back (at training) on Monday, it’s banned.” He also promised that “if any of you (expletive) this up for our club, then you will have to deal with me.” A touch old school but you’d like to think his players are smart enough to buy in. It would be nice if those keyboard warriors could also buy in and think twice before taking down a player. They (the players) are a lot braver than some of you think.

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OF ROUND 8 (SINCE 2000)

GAMES 178 GOALS 444

1. JOSH KENNEDY

u Immortalised by late

WEST COAST v GWS GIANTS, 2014 u The star Eagle helped

himself to his best goal haul in round eight, six years ago. ‘JK’ demoralised the Giants’ defence at Subiaco, putting on a clinic from full-forward with 11 majors. Complete with his unusual stuttering run-up, Kennedy kicked three in the opening term, two each in the second and third before running riot with a further four in the final quarter. He finished with 11 straight (even if his fifth goal was a little bit dodgy) in the most prolific performance of his career.

2. MATTHEW RICHARDSON

RICHMOND v WESTERN BULLDOGS, 2004 u ‘Richo’ kicked plenty of bags

in his career but in round four, 2004, he reached double figures for the first and only time. It was against the Western Bulldogs on a sunny May Saturday at the MCG. The much-loved Tiger went bang, bang from outside 50 twice in the opening term, proved too strong for his opponents with a second-quarter pair, the fifth and sixth came in quarter three before a final-term haul of four got him to 10. The 10th was a deft round ball scoop and quality left-foot finish. He also raked in 13 marks to go with 16 kicks and one solitary handball, inspiring the yellow and black to a four-goal win.

3. NICK RIEWOLDT

ST KILDA v BRISBANE, 2006 u Unlike the top two, Riewoldt

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MALCOLM BLIGHT

to say he wasn’t an absolute superstar though. He did kick nine on three occasions in his career with one of those bags coming in round eight, 2006. The Saints destroyed Carlton by 92 points at the MCG and largely have ‘Roo’ to thank. He kicked three by half-time before banging home six in the second half to go with 13 marks and 12 kicks. It happened to be Riewoldt’s 99th game so it would have been nice if he waited a week to deliver a performance like this. (For the record, the Saints beat North in his 100th!).

4. BEN RONKE

SYDNEY v HAWTHORN, 2018 u Ben who? That’s what most of

us would have remarked when the little known small forward turned it on for the Swans in 2018. Fresh out of the Rookie Draft, he was playing at AFL level for just the third time when he plundered the Hawks with seven goals on a Friday night. He broke the game open with four in the first quarter before he entered the half-time break with five. Ronke had to wait until the final term to add to his haul but did so twice with a pair of crucial snags to help get the Swans over the

line by eight points. He also had 11 possessions and 10 tackles for good measure. “Not Ben Ronke, ‘Buddy’ Ronke,” was how Bruce McAvaney described it.

5. PORT ADELAIDE AND JAY SCHULZ

PORT ADELAIDE v NORTH MELBOURNE, 2012 u Now this was some win. The

Power trailed the Kangaroos by 32 points with less than 15 minutes remaining at Football Park. Even when down by 20 points with under eight minutes to go, it appeared too big a mountain to climb. But the home side kicked four in quick succession to come from the clouds. Schulz kicked four of Port’s six last-quarter goals, giving him seven for the match, in one of the most powerful finishes we’ve seen. ANDREW SLEVISON

TV commentator Mike Williamson’s brilliant call, Malcolm Blight’s remarkable torpedo punt to sink Carlton after the siren this time 44 years ago remains one of the game’s most memorable moments. Blight was at his magical best against the Blues, finishing with five goals as the Kangaroos triumphed by five points. An inaugural inductee in the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 1996, he was elevated to Legend status in 2017. A brilliant footballer who was equally at home in the midfield or in attack, Blight started his career with SANFL club Woodville. He crossed to North Melbourne in 1974 and became an integral part of the group under Ron Barassi that won the club’s first two flags. Blight is the only player to have produced 100-goal seasons in the AFL/VFL and SANFL. He is also the only winner of the Brownlow, Magarey and Coleman Medals. He went on to become a master coach, leading the Crows to successive premierships in 1997-98.

Other famous number 15s GMS GLS Luke Hodge (Haw)

305

Kelvin Moore (Haw)

298

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Peter Riccardi (Geel)

288

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Scott Wynd (WB)

236

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Stan Alves (Melb)

226

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u If his surname

is anything to go by, Brisbane’s Cam Rayner (below) will be a great asset to the Lions, if he is not already. Rayner can be traced back to two Germanic words, ragin (good advice) and hari (army). Rayner, therefore, could be taken to mean “wise warrior”. While this description could apply to Rayner’s ex-teammate Luke Hodge, Lions fans can rest happy in the knowledge there is a successor already “named”. Although Rayner is an ancient name, Cam is the first Rayner to play senior AFL/VFL football, however, the surname of former champion Geoff Raines may also come from ragin.

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SEVENTH HEAVEN: Superstars such as Tony Lockett (above) and Gary Ablett regularly kicked seven or more goals in a match.

MOST INSTANCES OF A PLAYER SCORING AT LEAST SEVEN GOALS IN A MATCH DURING A SEASON Season

Individual players

1993

Gary Ablett (Geel) – 10

1992

Jason Dunstall (Haw) – 10

1991

Tony Lockett (StK) – 10

1987

Tony Lockett (StK) – 8

1972

Peter McKenna (Coll) – 11

1989

Jason Dunstall (Haw) – 9

1971

Peter Hudson (Haw) – 10

1996

Tony Lockett (Syd) – 6 Stewart Loewe (StK) – 6

following former players: Greg Lourey (Melb/Fitz 1948; 1950-52), Les ‘Mick’ Crawley (Melb 1948), Ron McMahon (Melb 1951-52), Terry Walsh (NM 194748), Fred Hill (NM 1947), Cliff Riley (StK 1951-52) Frank Brew (SM 1947-53), Brian McDonald (SM 1950-51), Bob Templeton (Foots 1947-49; 1953), Les ‘Toey’ Parker (Foots 1948), Frank ‘Noisy’ McRae (Foots 1950-54), Ron Richards (Foots 1951-52) and Barry Waters (Fitz 1949).

1984

Paul Salmon (Ess) – 6

u If you have knowledge of any of these

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Gary Ablett (Geel) – 7

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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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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

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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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Games 369 Finals 33

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Games 7 Finals 0

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Games 70 Finals 2

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Games 135 Finals 1

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Games 33 Finals 0

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Games 239 Finals 2

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Games 136 Finals 1

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Games 418 Finals 44

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Games 51 Finals 0

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Games 314 Finals 27

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Games 235 Finals 5

Cameron Dore

Games 13 Finals 0

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Games 62 Finals 0

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Games 15 Finals 0

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Games 381 Finals 41

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Games 52 Finals 0

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Games 28 Finals 0

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Games 136 Finals 1

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Games 5 Finals 0

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Games 354 Finals 27

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Games 331 Finals 38

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Games 1 Finals 0

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POCKET PROFILE

Luke Brown Which senior player first took you under their wing: Nathan van Berlo Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Shaun Burgoyne Toughest individual opponent: Cyril Rioli Teammate most likely to coach: Jordon Butts Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Tom Doedee Your funniest teammate: Not Will Hamill Favourite carb: Pasta

Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Bruce Doull Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Austin Keen What are three things left on your bucket list: Skydive, go in a shark cage, learn to snowboard Do you have a dog: Border collie cross kelpie called Milly and a whippet called Inca First album you bought: I use LimeWire Something about you we wouldn’t know: Can wakesurf Favourite holiday destination: Europe Favourite movie: Can’t cut it down to one Favourite TV series: Animal Kingdom

Favourite band or musician: Chance the Rapper First meal after the season has ended: KFC Coriander – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Knowing how to cook more than two-minute noodles What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Running into a light pole What’s your best childhood memory: Any time at the river Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Harley Clifford (wakeboarder)

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POCKET PROFILE

Harris Andrews Which senior player first took you under their wing: Justin Clarke Do you have any pre-game rituals: A packet of Smarties the night before the game Who has had the most influence on your career: My parents Growing up, who was your favourite player: Dustin Fletcher Toughest individual opponent: Ben Brown Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Look at the ears on No. 31” Favourite carb: Pasta

Teammate most likely to coach: Oscar McInerney Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Ryan Lester Your funniest teammate: Hugh McCluggage Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Stef Martin pre-draft photo Do you have any secret party tricks: Juggling Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Jarrod and Tom Berry’s dogs At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Tackle World Camp Hill What are three things left on your bucket list: Super Bowl, Olympics and Machu Picchu

First concert you attended: Black Eyed Peas Something about you we wouldn’t know: I have two middle names Favourite holiday destination: New York Favourite movie: Moneyball Favourite TV series: The Office (US) Favourite band or musician: Rudimental First meal after the season has ended: Ribs and burgers What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Being an ambassador for a domestic violence charity What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Getting out for two ducks in one day of cricket.

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POCKET PROFILE

Marc Murphy Which senior player first took you under their wing: Brendan Fevola Do you have any pre-game rituals: Eat the same food pre-game Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Glenn Archer Toughest individual opponent: Mick Gibbons in match play Does your jumper number have any significance: Loved Michael Voss and Chris Judd growing up Teammate most likely to coach: Sam Docherty

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Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: David Cuningham Your funniest teammate: Liam Jones Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Fraser Gehrig At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Bar Bambi What are three things left on your bucket list: Super Bowl, Ashes, Burning Man Do you have a dog: Pug – Larry What do you order at the bar: Beer First album you bought: Eminem, The Eminem Show Favourite holiday destination: NYC Favourite movie: Stepbrothers Favourite TV Series: Curb Your Enthusiasm Favourite carb: Pasta

Favourite band or musician: Kanye West First meal after the season has ended: Pizza Coriander – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: No What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: My son Max What’s your best childhood memory: Playing cricket in the court with my brothers

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Jaidyn Stephenson Which senior player first took you under their wing: Steele Sidebottom Who has had the most influence on your career: Shakira Growing up, who was your favourite player: Jonathan Brown Toughest individual opponent: Alex Rance Does your jumper number have any significance: One better than De Goey Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You need a feed” Teammate most likely to coach: ‘Pendles’

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Brodie Grundy Your funniest teammate: Ben Crocker (in spirit) Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Fraser Gehrig Do you have any secret party tricks: If you know, you know Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Jack Mihocek’s mum A celebrity you can’t stand: Pendles What are three things left on your bucket list: Marriage, premiership, children What do you order at the bar: Beer First album you bought: Recovery (Eminem) First concert you attended: Rob Thomas

Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’m a good guitarist Favourite holiday destination: Bali Favourite movie: The Departed Favourite TV Series: Prison Break Favourite band or musician: 360 Favourite carb: Bread First meal after the season has ended: Pizza Who inspires you: Mum and dad What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: My ATAR score What’s your best childhood memory: Going to New Zealand

ESSENDON

POCKET PROFILE

Devon Smith Which senior player first took you under their wing: Luke Power Who has had the most influence on your career: My brothers Growing up, who was your favourite player: Andrew McLeod Toughest individual opponent: Beau Waters Does your jumper number have any significance: Of course, especially at EFC Teammate most likely to coach: Jake Stringer Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Andy McGrath

Your funniest teammate: James Stewart Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Bruce Doull At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Drummond Golf What are two things left on your bucket list: Europe, the Masters Do you have a dog: Lexie – Dachshund cross Jack Russell First album you bought: Red Hot Chilli Peppers First concert you attended: Blink 182 Favourite holiday destination: New York Favourite movie: Old School Favourite TV series: Wicked Tuna Favourite carb: Bread Who inspires you: My teammates

First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma and a pot What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Play golf off scratch What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Getting knocked out of a tree by a rock What’s your best childhood memory: All sports outdoors with my brothers Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Tom Scully

FREMANTLE

POCKET PROFILE

Nathan Wilson Which senior player first took you under their wing: Luke Ryan Do you have any pre-game rituals: Relax by listening to music Who has had the most influence on your career: Family and partner Growing up, who was your favourite player: Ben Cousins, Andrew McLeod Toughest individual opponent: Cyril Rioli Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Hit a target” Teammate most likely to coach: Brennan Cox Favourite carb: Pasta

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Tay Duman Your funniest teammate: Brandon Matera Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Ivan Maric A celebrity you can’t stand and why: The Kardashians At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Culture Kings What are two things left on your bucket list: See an NBA game, get married in Bali First album you bought: Kasey Chambers Favourite holiday destination: Bali Favourite movie: Taken Favourite band or musician: Chris Brown/Drake

First concert you attended: Jay Z First meal after the season has ended: Pub feed Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge - yes or no: No Who inspires you: Family/son What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Two houses What’s your best childhood memory: Kicking footy at the park with no care at all Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Drake

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POCKET PROFILE

Gary Rohan Which senior player first took you under their wing: Rhys Stanley Who has had the most influence on your career: Cameron Ling Growing up who was your favourite player: Cameron Ling Toughest individual opponent: Greg Twendale Does your jumper number have any significance: Air Rohan Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: Got called Rohan Smith Teammate most likely to coach: Nakia Cockatoo

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Lachlan Fogarty Your funniest teammate: Darcy Fort Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Charlie Constable Do you have any secret party tricks: Can juggle Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Judy Dench At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Tresemme What are three things left on your bucket list: I’ve got a bucket list. Haven’t got to the others yet. Do you have a dog: Boris the Beagle First album you bought: Creed First concert you attended: Wiggles Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’m naturally blonde

Favourite holiday destination: Perth Favourite movie: Kangaroo Jack 2 Favourite TV series: Sex and the City Favourite band or musician: Enrique Iglesias Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Oranges Coriander – yes or no: Yes Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who inspired you: Nigel Thornberry What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Tripped on the stairs Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Cameron Ling

GOLD COAST SUNS

POCKET PROFILE

Wil Powell Which senior player first took you under their wing: David Swallow Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up who was your favourite player: Ben Cousins Toughest individual opponent: Bradley Hill Does your jumper number have any significance: It was grandad’s East Perth number – he won three WAFL Grand Finals with ‘Polly’ Farmer Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Go back and play Auskick”

Teammate most likely to coach: Jacob Dawson Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Charlie Ballard Who is your funniest teammate: George Horlin-Smith Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: NickMercs At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Louis Vuitton Something left on your bucket list: Travel First concert you attended: Jack Johnson Something about you that we wouldn’t know: Middle name is Carlos Favourite holiday destination: The Maldives

Favourite movie: John Wick Favourite TV series: Stranger Things Favourite band or musician: The Church Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Maccas Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No! What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Grandad making me eat snails for 50 cents What’s your best childhood memory: Travelling to the Maldives with Mum and dad Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Lil Huddy

GWS GIANTS

POCKET PROFILE

Jeremy Cameron Which senior player first took you under their wing: Chad Cornes Growing up, who was your favourite player: Matthew Lloyd Toughest individual opponent: 30kg Spanish mackerel Does your jumper number have any significance: My old man loves fishing and on one trip this huge shark came up and tried to attack the boat causing it to capsize. The shark then circled him ... this has nothing to do with my number Teammate most likely to coach: Phil Davis loves a meeting

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Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Your legs look like rake handles” Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Matt de Boer loves coin and is good with numbers Your funniest teammate: Dyl Buckley but he’s been delisted for a second time Do you have any secret party tricks: Can eat a beer can in half Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Yeti Australia A celebrity you can’t stand: Drake At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Otto’s Tackle World What do you order at the bar: Cold Great Northern

What are three things left on your bucket list: Catch a marlin, dive with sharks, travel round Australia Do you have a dog: German short haired pointer – Billy. He wants to go father-son to the Giants Something about you we wouldn’t know: I like fishing more than footy Favourite holiday destination: Somewhere the fish are biting Favourite TV series: Al McGlashan – Fish’n With Mates Favourite band or musician: Ziggy Alberts First meal after the season has ended: Maccas and lots of it What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Sinking a boat and surviving

PLAYER

PROFILES

HAWTHORN

POCKET PROFILE

Shaun Burgoyne Which senior player first took you under their wing: Che Cockatoo-Collins Who has had the most influence on your career: Family Do you have any pre-game rituals: Keep my kids happy Growing up, who was your favourite player: Gavin Wanganeen Toughest individual opponent: All opponents are hard Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: Called me a different player’s name Favourite carb: Rice

Teammate most likely to coach: Chad Wingard Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Chad Wingard Your funniest teammate: Jackson Ross Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Bruce Doull Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Athletes A celebrity you can’t stand: They’re all good At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Target What do you order at the bar: Jim Beam First album you bought: Back Street Boys First concert you attended: Usher

Something about you we wouldn’t know: I have one grey hair Favourite holiday destination: Port Lincoln Favourite movie: Forrest Gump Favourite TV series: Entourage Favourite band or musician: The Eagles First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma Who inspires you: Roger Federer What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Raising my children What’s your best childhood memory: Playing footy with my cousins Who would you like to swap places with for a day: LeBron James

MELBOURNE

POCKET PROFILE

Max Gawn Which senior player first took you under their wing: Paul Johnson Do you have any pre-game rituals: Walk out near the back. Check the umpires’ bounce height Who has had the most influence on your career: Jim Stynes Growing up, who was your favourite player: Clinton King Toughest individual opponent: Dean Cox Does your jumper number have any significance: The great Jim Stynes Teammate most likely to coach: Nathan Jones

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Ed Langdon – family live in Toorak Your funniest teammate: Christian Petracca Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Josh Bootsma Do you have any secret party tricks: Ability to not buy a shout Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Jimmy Neeshem (mediocre New Zealand cricketer) At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Flight Centre What are three things left on your bucket list: Tour de France, say something funny at the tennis, iron man Favourite carb: Garlic bread

Something about you we wouldn’t know: I don’t know how to do a tie Favourite holiday destination: Austin, Texas Favourite band or musician: Jungle Who inspires you: Mum What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Won a $10,000 quaddie at 18 What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: ‘Richo’ (Matthew Richardson) saying no to me for a signature at training What’s your best childhood memory: Back to back state champs in boys netball Who would you like to swap places with for a day: The LAX air traffic controller

NORTH MELBOURNE

POCKET PROFILE

Jy Simpkin Do you have any pre-game rituals: Coffee Who has had the most influence on your career: Family Growing up, who was your favourite player: James Hird Toughest individual opponent: Clayton Oliver Does your jumper number have any significance: I was pick 12 Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Will you marry me” Teammate most likely to coach: Paul Ahern Favourite carb: Bread

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Ed Vickers-Willis Your funniest teammate: Can I say myself? Kayne Turner Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Tristan Xerri Do you have any secret party tricks: @DJ Deadly Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: King James A celebrity you can’t stand: Shaun Higgins, head too big At which store would you like to max out your credit card: The Roo Shop What do you order at the bar: Cold Rivet Lager First album you bought: 50 Cent First concert you attended: Wiggles Favourite movie: Joker

Favourite holiday destination: Kimberley Favourite TV series: Don’t F**K With Cats Favourite band or musician: Ziggy Alberts First meal after the season has ended: KFC Who inspires you: LeBron James What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Cert 2 in sport What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Scared of dark What’s your best childhood memory: Being with friends Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Dan Bilzarian

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POCKET PROFILE

Scott Lycett Which senior player first took you under their wing: Tom Jonas Do you have any pre-game rituals: Wearing red jocks and eating apple pie the night before a game Who has had the most influence on your career: Ronald Lycett Growing up, who was your favourite player: Jonathan Brown Toughest individual opponent: Aaron Sandilands Does your jumper number have any significance: A lot. I was drafted pick 29, my best mate who passed away in a car crash was born on

the 29th, won an AFL Grand Final on September 29, wore 29 for West Coast and am wearing 29 for Port Adelaide now Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: My mum wears ugg boots in the shower Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nathan Carroll Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Eminem A celebrity you can’t stand: Whoever the new Wolverine is. Nobody is better than Hugh At which store would you like to max out your credit card: The Toilet Store What are three things left on your bucket list: Empire State building, live in Italy for a year, win Lotto

What do you order at the bar: Pint of West End Draught thanks First album you bought: Nirvana – Smells Like Teen Spirit First concert you attended: Stezza Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’m colourblind Favourite holiday destination: Hawaii Favourite movie: Law Abiding Citizen Favourite TV series: Dragon Ball Z Favourite band or musician: Rise Against and Eminem Favourite carb: Fettuccine carbonara First meal after the season has ended: Dirty bird (KFC) Who inspires you: My parents What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Helping my family

RICHMOND

POCKET PROFILE

Sydney Stack Which senior player first took you under their wing: Bachar Houli Do you have any pre-game rituals: Music, dancing Who has had the most influence on your career: Bachar Houli, Dustin Martin Growing up who was your favourite player: Eddie Betts Toughest individual opponent: Nick Vlastuin at training Does your jumper number have any significance: First number Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “TikTok with me”

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Trent Cotchin Who is your funniest teammate: Ryan Garthwaite Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Shai Bolton Do you have any secret party tricks: Can burp ABC Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: LeBron James At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Costco What are three things still left on your bucket list: Travel to America, see the snow, meet Russell Westbrook What do you order at the bar: Lemon, lime and bitters Favourite TV series: Rick and Morty

Favourite movie: Guardians of the Galaxy Something about you that we wouldn’t know: I’ve got four of my own songs Favourite band or musician: J. Cole, Chris Brown First meal after the season has ended: KFC Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No Who inspires you: Eddie Betts, Adam Goodes, Kevin Hart What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Worked at the Commonwealth Bank

ST KILDA

POCKET PROFILE

Rowan Marshall Which senior player first took you under their wing: Blake Acres Do you have any pre-game rituals: Put on my footy boots Growing up, who was your favourite player: Matthew Lloyd Toughest individual opponent: Brandon White Teammate most likely to coach: Doulton Langlands Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Callum Wilkie Your funniest teammate: Jimmy Webster

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Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nick Coffield Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Salt Bae A celebrity you can’t stand: Blake Acres and his sausage dogs Do you have a dog: No, but I want to get a Komondor Favourite holiday destination: China Favourite movie: Baseketball Favourite TV series: The Simpsons Favourite band or musician: The Chats Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Zinger stacker combo Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes

Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who inspires you: Bailey Rice What’s your best childhood memory: Heathmere under-16s grand final Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Metta World Peace (Ron Artest)

PLAYER

PROFILES

SYDNEY SWANS

POCKET PROFILE

Callum Mills Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: ‘Plugger’ (Tony Lockett) Toughest individual opponent: Cyril Rioli Does your jumper number have any significance: Big Swans number Teammate most likely to coach: Sam Naismith Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Ben Ronke Your funniest teammate: ‘Lizard’ (Nick Blakey) Who inspires you: Tom McCartin

Who had/has the best haircut in the game’s history: Chad Warner Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Solomon Thomas At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Ray White Do you have a dog: Remi (Australian shepherd) What do you order at the bar: Canadian Club First album you bought: The Game Something about you we wouldn’t know: Gluten-free Favourite holiday destination: Barcelona Favourite TV series: Entourage Favourite band or musician: Barry White Coriander – yes or no: No

Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Ben Ronke

WEST COAST EAGLES

POCKET PROFILE

Liam Duggan Which senior player first took you under their wing: ‘Bunga’ (Shannon Hurn) Who has had the most influence on your career: Family Growing up, who was your favourite player: Ryan Hargrave Toughest individual opponent: Eddie Betts Does your jumper number have any significance: Only since getting to the club Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Is that a moustache” Favourite carb: Rice

Teammate most likely to coach: Harry Edwards Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Oscar Allen Your funniest teammate: Brad Sheppard Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Chance Bateman A celebrity you can’t stand: Kevin Hart – too funny At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Hungry Jacks What are three things left on your bucket list: Northern Lights, Karijini, round trip of Australia Do you have a dog: Weimaraner (Blue) and Labradoodle (Ziggy) What do you order at the bar: Squash

First album you bought: Tenacious D First concert you attended: Goodlife Something about you we wouldn’t know: Love country music Favourite holiday destination: Ocean Grove, Coral Bay Favourite movie: Blood Diamond Favourite TV series: Vikings Favourite band or musician: CCR First meal after the season has ended: Pie and sausage roll Who inspires you: Brother What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Year 12 What’s your best childhood memory: Any family trip

WESTERN BULLDOGS

POCKET PROFILE

Jason Johannisen Which senior player first took you under their wing: Rohan Smith Who has had the most influence on your career: Murray Glaskin, junior coach Growing up, who was your favourite player: Matthew Pavlich Toughest individual opponent: Eddie Betts Does your jumper number have any significance: Not really (sorry Tony Liberatore) Teammate most likely to coach: Jackson Trengove Favourite carb: Bread

Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Mitch Wallis Your funniest teammate: Billy Gowers Who had/had the best haircut in AFL history: Me round one, 2016 (lol) Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Shane Biggs A celebrity you can’t stand: Julia Morris At which store would you like to max out your credit card: End What are three things left on your bucket list: Sky diving, snow boarding, travel Do you have a dog: Cavoodle – Raf First album you bought: 50 Cent First concert you attended: JT Favourite movie: Django

Favourite TV series: Survivor Something about you we wouldn’t know: Wanted to be a rapper Favourite holiday destination: London, LA Favourite band or musician: Drake First meal after the season has ended: KFC Coriander – yes or no: Big no What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Being a dad What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Eating insects What’s your best childhood memory: Going fishing Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Drake performing at Cochella

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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

* denotes current player or coach

2005, 2017

WOODEN SPOONS

None

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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

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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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HANDBALLS

2020

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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

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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

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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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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

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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

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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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24 21 18 16 16

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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

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

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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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22 21 19 19 18

KICKS Brandon Ellis Brayden Fiorini David Swallow Jack Lukosius Ben Ainsworth

15 14 13 12 12

MARKS Sam Collins Lachie Weller Ben Ainsworth David Swallow Touk Miller

6 6 6 5 5

HANDBALLS Matt Rowell Touk Miller Will Brodie Hugh Greenwood Jack Bowes

13 11 10 9 9

POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Hugh Greenwood Matt Rowell Sam Collins Jack Bowes David Swallow

13 11 9 9 8

UNCONTESTED POSS. Brayden Fiorini Touk Miller Lachie Weller Ben Ainsworth Brandon Ellis

16 15 14 12 11

INTERCEPT POSS. Sam Collins Jack Bowes Jesse Joyce Brandon Ellis Matt Rowell

12 8 6 5 4

10/2/1998 2017 17/2/2001 2020 23/7/1999 2018 26/1/1998 2017 23/8/1998 2017 6/4/2001 2020 26/11/1995 2019 15/6/1994 2016 7/11/2000 **** 23/4/1996 2019 3/11/1999 2018 6/9/1992 2011 3/8/1993 2012 9/10/1996 2015 7/12/1996 **** 22/8/1997 2016 24/7/2001 **** 27/1/2000 **** 12/9/2000 2019 6/3/1992 2017 15/11/1988 2008 18/7/1988 2007 10/12/1999 2018 29/5/1995 2014 7/3/1993 2012 22/12/1992 2012 17/8/1997 2016 7/7/2000 2019 2/11/1994 2014 9/8/2000 2019 29/10/1997 2016 7/9/2000 **** 28/2/1992 2012 22/2/1996 2015 23/3/1992 2012 11/2/2000 **** 26/8/1999 2018 23/4/2000 **** 25/1/2000 **** 27/6/2001 **** 1/7/2001 2020 3/7/1997 2016 3/12/1993 2012 13/8/2001 **** 22/2/1990 2011 19/11/1992 2011 12/3/1991 2011 11/7/1999 **** 23/2/1996 2015 13/9/1992 2013 8/9/1996 2015

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2020

9 178 77 15 191 86 10 195 91 3 187 88 7 189 91 35 175 74 29 191 94 25 194 99 48 199 94 19 190 90 45 182 82 12 197 99 4 181 83 17 184 78 50 191 77 8 186 85 26 183 82 47 188 86 46 195 94 21 191 94 1 185 88 5 178 73 40 180 79 39 189 86 20 194 89 33 188 82 38 191 84 34 202 93 23 184 81 13 195 88 44 174 79 43 185 85 2 180 82 11 178 84 31 190 86 42 196 98 27 185 78 22 179 82 49 187 80 41 175 70 18 180 78 36 186 85 6 186 82 37 189 81 32 206 100 24 185 87 16 200 100 52 186 80 14 181 83 28 209 111 30 203 100

GOALS THIS CLUB

AINSWORTH Ben ANDERSON Noah BALLARD Charlie BOWES Jack BRODIE Will BUDARICK Connor BURGESS Chris COLLINS Sam CONROY Matt CORBETT Josh DAWSON Jacob DAY Sam ELLIS Brandon ELLIS Corey FARRAR Jy FIORINI Brayden FLANDERS Sam FLETCHER Sam GRAHAM Caleb GREENWOOD Hugh HANLEY Pearce HARBROW Jarrod HERON Jacob HOLMAN Nick HOMBSCH Jack HORLIN-SMITH George JOYCE Jesse KING Ben LEMMENS Sean LUKOSIUS Jack MacPHERSON Darcy McLENNAN Jez MILES Anthony MILLER Touk MURDOCH Jordan MURTAGH Patrick POWELL Wil RANKINE Izak RIORDAN Mitch ROSAS Malcolm ROWELL Matt SCHOENFELD Josh SEXTON Alex SHARP Jeremy SMITH Zac SWALLOW David THOMPSON Rory TOWEY Luke WELLER Lachie WITTS Jarrod WRIGHT Peter

DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB

TOTAL

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

NAME

2020

BALL USE DISPOSALS

GAMES

TOTAL

PLAYER LIST

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

3 3 3 3 2

TACKLES Matt Rowell Brayden Fiorini Touk Miller Hugh Greenwood Connor Budarick

4 4 4 3 3

INSIDE 50s Ben Ainsworth Sean Lemmens David Swallow Lachie Weller Jesse Joyce

5 4 3 3 3

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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

****

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

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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

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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

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Tom Mitchell Liam Shiels Jaeger O’Meara Chad Wingard James Worpel

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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PLAYER LIST

KICKS Jared Polec Jy Simpkin Ben Cunnington Trent Dumont Shaun Higgins

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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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

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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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PLAYER LIST

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

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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

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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

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HANDBALLS 14 12 11 11 10

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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

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NO. HT. WT. DOB

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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

1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1909, 1910, 1920, 1924, 1943, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1952,

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16 15 13 12 12

Tom Papley Luke Parker Kaiden Brand Lewis Taylor Isaac Heeney

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

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

THIS CLUB

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

2020

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

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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

2020

THIS CLUB

30 27 23 22 21

NO. HT. WT. DOB

2019

AH CHEE Brendon AINSWORTH Brayden

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

0 0 0 0

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

* denotes current player or coach

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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

0 45

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)

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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

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(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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