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Just random look up without any real research of a player I can think of in my time of watching.
John Barnes played with Bewick and Long at Essendon in round 15 V Hawks at Princes Park in 1990.

AFL Tables - Hawthorn v Essendon - Sat, 14-Jul-1990 2:10 PM - Match Stats

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The rest of his matches in 1990's were at Cats.
He returned to Essendon in 2000 whilst Bewick and Long were still there.

First AFL match at Docklands he played with them at Essendon v Port Power.
Round 1, 2000

AFL Tables - Essendon v Port Adelaide - Thu, 9-Mar-2000 8:15 PM (7:15 PM) - Match Stats

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That virtually a decade..
 
In last week's Qualifying Final, Joel Selwood was playing his 353rd match but was not the most experienced player on the field, as Scott Pendlebury was playing his 356th match.

In this week's Semi Final, Scott Pendlebury will be playing his 357th match but will not be the most experienced player on the field, as David Mundy will be playing his 376th match for Fremantle.

Did Selwood create a record for most games played without being the most experienced player on the field? Which will last for one week before being broken by Pendlebury?
 
North park said:
In last week's Qualifying Final, Joel Selwood was playing his 353rd match but was not the most experienced player on the field, as Scott Pendlebury was playing his 356th match.

In this week's Semi Final, Scott Pendlebury will be playing his 357th match but will not be the most experienced player on the field, as David Mundy will be playing his 376th match for Fremantle.

Did Selwood create a record for most games played without being the most experienced player on the field? Which will last for one week before being broken by Pendlebury?
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The last time Brent Harvey and Dustin Fletcher played in the same game (Rd 7 2015), Fletcher was playing his 398th game, and Harvey his 391st.
 

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Does anyone have or know where to find information on scoring by source? You see this stat referred to regularly (scores from stoppage, scores from turnover, etc) but I can’t see where you can find any historical data i.e. by club or by match or by season.

Love to hear if anyone can point me in the right direction.
 
So if I am right, Cats on 17 match winning streak and Swans on 9.
When was last time, the two teams in the grand final were on a 9 or more winning streak at the time?

It was harder to do in the final five system period but it easier now with more teams in the league and a final 8 system so can only assume it happened in the final 8 era.
 
To answer my own query, on a browse on FootyTables site I cannot find another time two teams meet in grand final with both on winning streak of 9 wins or more.
This is a first time I believe this has happened which is interesting.
2016 grand final was also unique in terms was only time I'd seen both teams in grand final had played every week of the finals series.
Hopefully this grand final just as good as that one.
 
footyfan1978 said:
To answer my own query, on a browse on FootyTables site I cannot find another time two teams meet in grand final with both on winning streak of 9 wins or more.
This is a first time I believe this has happened which is interesting.
2016 grand final was also unique in terms was only time I'd seen both teams in grand final had played every week of the finals series.
Hopefully this grand final just as good as that one.
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2020 it happened too. Geelong and Richmond both lost week one of that finals series.
 
Connor7395 said:
Question for Brownlow night

Has a team lost a game but taken all the 3-2-1 votes?
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Responding to my own question as AFL Tables covered it.

AFL Tables - Brownlow Records 1984-2024

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The last time it happened before Sunday's count was in 2006.
St Kilda's 14 point defeat while getting the 3-2-1 votes was the equal biggest defeat in such a case, tied with Fitzroy's 14 point defeat to Collingwood in Round 2, 1995, while getting the 3-2-1 votes.
No player has ever won a Brownlow in the same season that they polled in a game where their team lost but got all 6 votes.
 
The Sydney Swans were thrashed by Geelong by 81-points in yesterday's Grand Final, a surprise result given that even when they lose the Swans are very competitive and will make their opponents work hard for a win. I'm struggling to remember the last time the Swans lost by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point loss. They lost to 63-points to Hawthorn in the 2014 GF and by 58-points to GWS in a 2018 EF, but even when they went down to mid-ladder in 2019 and 2020 I don't remember the Swans being beaten by 70 points or more. Does anyone know when the Swans were beaten by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point defeat?
 

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emuboy said:
The Sydney Swans were thrashed by Geelong by 81-points in yesterday's Grand Final, a surprise result given that even when they lose the Swans are very competitive and will make their opponents work hard for a win. I'm struggling to remember the last time the Swans lost by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point loss. They lost to 63-points to Hawthorn in the 2014 GF and by 58-points to GWS in a 2018 EF, but even when they went down to mid-ladder in 2019 and 2020 I don't remember the Swans being beaten by 70 points or more. Does anyone know when the Swans were beaten by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point defeat?
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In 1987 finals series Swans went out in straight sets with big losses.

99 point loss to Hawthorn in Qualifying Final and then 76 point loss to Melbourne in second week knockout Semi-Final to be eliminated.

A couple of month before they had three matches in a row of round 16, 17 and 18 where they kicked 30 goals or more in those three matches and were top of ladder at end of round 18.
That was quite a dismal ending after those heights.

1988 and 1989 missed the finals then early 1990's a basket case.

The Edelsten Spending years were over with nothing to show for it.

AFL had to clean up in mid 90's and talked Barassi into coming out of coaching retirement to help them build a real football culture after the circus of the mid to late 80's rollercoaster ride went nowhere.

The rest is history. Swans have never been close to the basket case since.
 
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The Sydney Swans were thrashed by Geelong by 81-points in yesterday's Grand Final, a surprise result given that even when they lose the Swans are very competitive and will make their opponents work hard for a win. I'm struggling to remember the last time the Swans lost by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point loss. They lost to 63-points to Hawthorn in the 2014 GF and by 58-points to GWS in a 2018 EF, but even when they went down to mid-ladder in 2019 and 2020 I don't remember the Swans being beaten by 70 points or more. Does anyone know when the Swans were beaten by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point defeat?
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You're right, Sydney's biggest loss this season prior to yesterday was 24 points, while last year, it was 40 points (to the Suns of all teams). Their last belting was in 2020 when St Kilda belted them by 53 points (in shortened matches).
 
emuboy said:
The Sydney Swans were thrashed by Geelong by 81-points in yesterday's Grand Final, a surprise result given that even when they lose the Swans are very competitive and will make their opponents work hard for a win. I'm struggling to remember the last time the Swans lost by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point loss. They lost to 63-points to Hawthorn in the 2014 GF and by 58-points to GWS in a 2018 EF, but even when they went down to mid-ladder in 2019 and 2020 I don't remember the Swans being beaten by 70 points or more. Does anyone know when the Swans were beaten by any margin close to or greater than yesterday's 81-point defeat?
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The GF was its biggest loss since 89 pts. vs Hawthorn in Round 16 2015.
 
Lance Franklin's announcement that he would continue playing in 2023 ended the possibility of a rare feat - playing his final match for two clubs in Grand Finals. His last match for Hawthorn being the 2013 Grand Final. Of course the feat is still possible if Sydney makes the 2023 Grand Final.

I can find only two players who have achieved this.

Mick Grace won Grand Finals with Fitzroy in 1898 and 1899 before playing in Fitzroy's losing 1900 Grand Final to Melbourne. After a two year absence, he re-started his career at Carlton in 1903, playing in a losing Grand Final in 1904 and then back-to-back winning Grand Finals in 1906 and 1907. Grace transferred to St.Kilda in 1908, where he was part of the team that lost a Semi final to Carlton, which then went on to win its third consecutive flag.

Damien Hardwick's last match with Essendon was in the losing 2001 Grand Final team, while his last match with Port Adelaide (and his last in the AFL) was in the winning 2004 Grand Final team.

Are there any other players whose last game at two different clubs was a Grand Final?

Are there any players whose last games at two different clubs resulted in premierships?
 
North park said:
Lance Franklin's announcement that he would continue playing in 2023 ended the possibility of a rare feat - playing his final match for two clubs in Grand Finals. His last match for Hawthorn being the 2013 Grand Final. Of course the feat is still possible if Sydney makes the 2023 Grand Final.

I can find only two players who have achieved this.

Mick Grace won Grand Finals with Fitzroy in 1898 and 1899 before playing in Fitzroy's losing 1900 Grand Final to Melbourne. After a two year absence, he re-started his career at Carlton in 1903, playing in a losing Grand Final in 1904 and then back-to-back winning Grand Finals in 1906 and 1907. Grace transferred to St.Kilda in 1908, where he was part of the team that lost a Semi final to Carlton, which then went on to win its third consecutive flag.

Damien Hardwick's last match with Essendon was in the losing 2001 Grand Final team, while his last match with Port Adelaide (and his last in the AFL) was in the winning 2004 Grand Final team.

Are there any other players whose last game at two different clubs was a Grand Final?

Are there any players whose last games at two different clubs resulted in premierships?
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We'll always have David O'Halloran, the only player in history whose last two games were Grand Finals (84-85)
 
When you look at the drawn grand finals in V/AFL history you can also include Percy Bushby (Essendon, 1948), Barry Cable (North Melbourne, 1977) and Robert Eddy (St. Kilda, 2010).
 
Does anyone know: Are free kicks against (like out of bounds on the full/ holding the ball) and points (results in an opposition kick-out) regarded as turnovers?
 
Ron The Bear said:
Year|Player|Club 1|G1|Club 2|G2|Gms|Clubs|Career
\1898|Aitken, Jimmy M.|Ca|2|Me|4|19|Ca,Me|1897-1898
\1899|Cullen, Jim|Es|1|Sy|1|3|Es,Sy,Ca|1899-1904
\1904|Pleass, Mick|Sy|3|Es|4|113|Sy,Es|1897-1904
\1910|Ellin, Percy|St|4|Ri|1|71|St,Ri|1905-1910
\1910|Hazel, Ern|St|1|Me|4|19|St,Me,Es|1909-1912
\1910|Landmann, Otto|Es|1|Me|2|29|Es,Me|1907-1910
\1910|Whelpton, Fred|Es|1|Me|2|18|St,Es,Me|1904-1911
\1911|Campbell, Bruce|Ca|3|Fi|9|23|Ca,Fi,Me|1911-1920
\1911|Farrell, Ted|Fi|1|Ri|5|53|Fi,Ri|1910-1914
\1911|Freeman, Artie|Fi|1|Es|1|29|Co,Fi,Es|1908-1911
\1911|Norris, Charlie|Co|7|Fi|7|124|Co,Fi|1910-1918
\1911|O'Connor, George|Ri|2|St|2|5|Ri,St|1910-1911
\1911|Somer, John|Co|1|St|1|2|Co,St|1911
\1911|Taylor, Charlie J.|Ca|3|St|6|13|Me,Ca,St|1906-1912
\1912|Abbott, Les|Me|3|Sy|3|39|Co,Ca,Ri,Me,Sy|1904-1912
\1912|Maguire, Mick|Ri|8|Me|10|67|Ri,Me,Co|1910-1918
\1913|Angwin, Bill|Me|3|St|4|9|Me,St|1913-1914
\1913|Bristow, Jack|Me|3|Ri|5|28|Ca,Me,Ri|1910-1913
\1913|Edwards, Fred|Es|1|Me|3|4|Es,Me|1913
\1913|Fitzpatrick, Jim|Me|6|Ri|7|88|Me,Ri|1907-1913
\1913|Heaney, Tom*|Ri|1|Fi|17|154|Ri,Fi|1908-1921
\1913|Martin, Jim*|Es|6|Fi|9|128|Ca,Es,Fi|1902-1914
\1913|Millhouse, Algy|Me|10|St|10|20|Me,St|1913
\1914|Watt, Jack W.|Me|3|St|5|54|Ge,Me,St|1909-1914
\1914|Williamson, Alf|Ca|1|Me|8|19|Ca,Me|1912-1914
\1914|Woolley, Jack|Es|1|Me|2|23|Es,Me,Ca|1913-1919
\1915|Dinsmore, Bill|Es|1|St|1|33|Fi,Es,St|1908-1915
\1915|Donald, Bobby|St|3|Es|3|29|St,Es|1914-1920
\1915|Martyn, Percy|Ri|2|Es|7|75|St,Ri,Es|1912-1921
\1915|Richardson, Ned|Ri|2|Es|8|50|Fi,Ri,Es|1908-1918
\1918|Nankervis, Vic A.P.|Es|1|Fi|2|8|Es,Fi|1915-1918
\1918|Stewart, Ray|Ri|1|Ca|4|38|Ri,Ca|1915-1919
\1919|Hore, Bill|Ca|2|Me|2|21|St,Ca,Me|1913-1919
\1925|Kennedy, Pat A.|Ca|2|Ha|3|26|Ca,Ha|1923-1925
\1925|Larkin, Martin|WB|3|Ha|1|7|WB,Ha|1925-1926
\1925|McComb, Bert|Es|3|Ha|3|21|Es,Ha|1925-1929
\1925|Neill, Harry|Sy|2|WB|3|103|Sy,WB,St|1925-1933
\1925|O'Brien, Paddy|Ca|5|WB|9|182|Ca,WB|1913-1926
\1925|Sullivan, Jimmy|Es|1|Me|6|96|Es,Me|1918-1925
\1926|Anderson, Charlie|Sy|3|Ri|3|16|Ca,Sy,Ri,WB|1924-1927
\1926|Eicke, Wels|NM|4|St|3|218|St,NM,St|1909-1926
\1926|Shorten, Teddy|NM|1|Es|5|11|NM,Es|1925-1926
\1927|Arthur, Vin|St|1|Ca|11|80|St,Ca|1926-1933
\1927|Day, Roy|NM|1|WB|2|6|NM,WB|1926-1927
\1927|Donald, Bill|Ca|2|Fi|1|3|Ca,Fi|1927
\1927|Neill, Harry|WB|4|St|6|103|Sy,WB,St|1925-1933
\1927|Sharpley, Jack|WB|2|Ha|5|49|WB,Ha|1926-1932
\1928|Baker, Reg|Co|1|Ri|10|70|Co,Ri|1922-1928
\1928|Barlow, Arthur|Sy|5|WB|4|47|Sy,WB|1925-1929
\1928|Cameron, Paul|Sy|6|Ca|2|24|Sy,Ca|1926-1928
\1928|Fairley, Rolland|Sy|2|Ha|12|22|Sy,Ha|1927-1928
\1928|Poulter, Joe|Co|2|Sy|13|120|Co,Sy|1923-1931
\1929|Robbins, George|Ca|1|WB|8|24|St,Ca,WB|1921-1930
\1929|Watson, Jim|Ca|1|Fi|6|97|Ca,Fi|1921-1929
\1930|Donnelly, Gerry|NM|2|Es|3|29|Me,NM,Es|1925-1930
\1930|Sheil, Ernie|Ca|1|Ha|5|12|Ca,Ha|1929-1930
\1930|Smith, Arthur|WB|3|NM|2|5|WB,NM|1930
\1931|Collins, Norm|Ca|1|Ha|12|92|Fi,Ca,Ha|1924-1933
\1931|George, Jack|Co|4|St|6|73|Co,St,Sy|1930-1936
\1932|Baker, Ted|Ge|5|Co|10|142|Ca,Co,Ge,Co,WB|1920-1934
\1932|Dowd, Dinny|Sy|2|NM|2|19|Fi,Sy,NM|1931-1932
\1932|Fisher, Clem|Sy|4|St|9|23|Sy,St|1931-1932
\1932|Gray, Wally|Ri|1|Fi|9|90|Ri,Fi|1931-1938
\1932|Morden, Clem|St|1|Co|3|21|St,Co|1928-1932
\1932|Ryan, Jack F.|Es|2|Fi|4|9|Es,Fi|1931-1932
\1933|Cave, Matt|WB|1|St|11|24|WB,St|1932-1934
\1933|Hammond, Bob S.|Ha|3|St|1|35|Ha,St|1927-1933
\1933|Johnson, Len|Es|3|NM|5|69|Es,NM|1929-1933
\1933|Libbis, Billy|Co|1|Me|14|177|Co,Me|1925-1935
\1933|Scharp, Bruce|Ha|1|Fi|2|10|Ca,Ha,Fi|1930-1933
\1934|Baker, Selwyn|NM|5|Co|1|38|NM,Co|1931-1934
\1934|Cameron, Charlie J.|NM|3|Fi|9|145|NM,Fi|1926-1936
\1934|Cashman, Jack|Fi|2|Ca|12|93|Fi,Ca|1926-1935
\1934|Edmonds, Horrie*|Co|5|Ri|12|110|Co,Ri,WB|1929-1937
\1934|Hearn, Maurie|Sy|1|Fi|10|136|Sy,Fi|1932-1944
\1934|Hughson, Les W.|Ca|3|St|9|73|Co,Ha,Ca,St,Fi|1927-1937
\1934|Muir, Bob|WB|7|Fi|2|57|Co,WB,Fi|1927-1934
\1934|Niven, Ray|Fi|1|Me|2|25|Fi,Me|1931-1934
\1934|Riley, Lou|Me|3|Co|4|64|Me,Co|1932-1938
\1935|Beard, Bert|Sy|1|Fi|13|49|Sy,Fi|1932-1935
\1935|Maskell, Harold|Ca|1|Ha|2|28|Ge,Ca,Ha|1932-1936
\1936|Dougherty, George|Ca|6|Ge|9|173|Ca,Ge,WB,Ge,Sy|1934-1945
\1936|Johnson, Maurie|Ca|6|Sy|8|128|Ca,Sy|1927-1937
\1936|Kuhlken, Bill|Ge|6|Ca|5|89|Ge,Ca|1930-1937
\1936|McKenzie, Jock|Sy|3|Fi|4|103|Sy,Fi,Sy|1931-1940
\1936|Neeson, Alf|Fi|1|Ha|11|41|Fi,Ha|1935-1938
\1936|O'Meara, Jim|Sy|1|Fi|9|57|Sy,Fi|1933-1937
\1936|Wrout, Jack|NM|6|Ca|8|183|NM,Ca|1931-1944
\1937|Eason, Dick|WB|4|Es|2|27|WB,Es|1935-1937
\1937|Lowenthal, Bill|Es|2|Fi|13|86|Es,Fi|1930-1937
\1937|Maynes, Leo|Fi|1|Es|8|51|Fi,Es|1935-1940
\1937|McFarlane, Mick|Es|1|NM|10|54|Es,NM|1936-1940
\1937|McInnes, Russell|Fi|3|Sy|3|16|Fi,Sy|1936-1937
\1937|Mitchell, Col|WB|3|NM|5|24|WB,NM|1935-1939
\1937|Mullane, Stan|Sy|5|Ge|1|16|Sy,Ge|1936-1937
\1937|Neeson, Clem|Ca|4|St|3|13|Ca,St|1936-1937
\1937|Penberthy, Stan|WB|5|Me|11|86|WB,Me|1932-1937
\1937|White, Clarrie|WB|4|St|1|5|WB,St|1937
\1938|Catton, Len|Me|2|Fi|1|6|Me,Fi|1938-1939
\1938|Collard, George|Ca|1|Sy|7|73|Ca,Sy|1935-1942
\1938|Hurley, Alf|Ha|4|Fi|1|53|Ha,Fi,St|1935-1942
\1939|Clark, Eric|Fi|3|NM|2|36|Fi,NM|1936-1939
\1939|Jacobs, Harry|Fi|2|Ha|2|6|Fi,Ha|1938-1939
\1939|MacRae, Cliff|WB|5|Co|3|61|WB,Co|1935-1939
\1939|Pierce, Charlie|Ha|2|NM|1|18|Ha,NM|1937-1939
\1939|Reiffel, Lou|Me|1|Sy|11|64|Me,Sy|1936-1941
\1939|Stackpole, Keith|Co|3|Fi|11|118|Co,Fi|1935-1944
\1940|Chirgwin, Dick|Sy|1|WB|3|83|Ri,Sy,WB,NM|1934-1943
\1940|Macknamara, Lindsay|Sy|1|Fi|3|8|Sy,Fi|1939-1941
\1940|Quinn, Jack A.|Sy|1|Ri|7|35|Sy,Ri,Me|1938-1946
\1942|Hall, Billy|Es|1|Fi|2|24|Es,Fi|1935-1942
\1942|Lahiff, Tommy|Sy|6|Ha|5|74|Es,Sy,Ha|1935-1944
\1942|Martin, Des|Sy|1|Ri|5|15|Sy,Ri|1941-1942
\1942|Neenan, Bernie|Me|1|Sy|3|11|Me,Sy|1940-1942
\1943|Goldsmith, Gordon|Sy|1|Ha|5|18|Sy,Ha|1936-1943
\1943|McGain, Syd|Fi|1|NM|6|25|Es,Fi,NM|1938-1945
\1944|Benison, Alf|Sy|1|WB|9|51|Sy,WB|1939-1944
\1944|Clay, Alf|Fi|1|NM|11|83|Ha,WB,Fi,NM|1937-1946
\1944|Hazelwood, Les|Sy|3|St|1|10|Sy,St|1943-1944
\1944|Knott, Arch|Fi|1|St|1|49|Fi,St|1938-1945
\1944|Symons, Jack S.*|Ri|1|Fi|9|147|Ri,Fi|1934-1946
\1944|Wells, Billy G.|NM|1|St|7|36|NM,St|1939-1945
\1945|Balfour, Don|Co|2|Ri|5|79|Co,Ri|1938-1946
\1945|Crane, Tom|Sy|1|NM|1|8|Sy,NM|1942-1945
\1945|Dalton, Pat|Co|2|NM|1|33|Co,NM|1941-1945
\1945|Dougherty, George|Ge|5|Sy|10|173|Ca,Ge,WB,Ge,Sy|1934-1945
\1945|Negri, Des|Co|2|Ri|2|32|Co,Ri|1942-1945
\1946|Broadway, Allan|WB|3|Fi|3|19|WB,Fi|1945-1946
\1946|Calverley, Des|Fi|2|Ri|12|70|Fi,Ri|1940-1947
\1946|Mears, Harry|Co|2|Sy|15|97|Co,Sy|1940-1948
\1947|Mace, Ken|Ha|2|St|12|20|Ha,St|1946-1947
\1947|Newman, Dave|Co|2|Me|4|53|Co,Me|1944-1947
\1948|Kennedy, George|NM|1|Sy|5|85|NM,Sy|1937-1948
\1948|McIntyre, Ern|St|5|Co|8|92|St,Co|1940-1949
\1948|Russell, Wally|Ri|2|Ge|9|58|Ri,Ge|1942-1949
\1949|Greenshields, Allan|Ca|2|St|10|74|Ca,St|1947-1954
\1949|Robb, Tim|WB|5|NM|10|74|WB,NM|1947-1951
\1950|Bowman, Gordon|Me|1|Ha|16|82|Me,Ha|1945-1951
\1950|Goninon, George|Es|2|Ge|14|87|Es,Ge|1948-1954
\1950|Newton, Ken|Es|3|Ha|8|33|Es,Ha|1947-1951
\1951|Milroy, Bill|NM|1|Ca|3|97|NM,Ca|1950-1956
\1952|Gibb, Ray|Ha|1|Ri|5|28|Ha,Ri|1950-1953
\1952|Hartigan, Jack|Ha|2|St|3|22|Ha,St|1951-1953
\1952|Toohey, Jack|Fi|2|St|6|63|Fi,St|1947-1952
\1953|Schofield, Peter|Ri|2|Me|6|72|Ri,Me,NM|1951-1960
\1954|Bradley, Kevin|Es|2|Ri|6|11|Es,Ri|1953-1954
\1954|Gelavis, Nick|Sy|1|WB|4|19|Sy,WB|1953-1954
\1954|Patterson, Jeff|Ri|1|Fi|7|41|Sy,Ri,Fi|1951-1954
\1955|Baumgartner, Ivan|Ge|3|Me|5|48|Ge,Me,St|1953-1956
\1955|Reeves, John|NM|2|St|8|110|NM,St|1948-1955
\1955|Smith, Kevin R.|NM|2|WB|4|47|NM,WB|1950-1956
\1956|Dale, Alan|Es|3|St|13|62|Es,St|1950-1957
\1956|Munro, Frank|Ca|4|Ri|6|27|Ca,Ri|1954-1957
\1956|Seymour, Ken|Fi|4|Sy|6|12|Fi,Sy|1956-1957
\1957|Kupsch, Bob|Co|4|St|8|40|Co,St|1954-1958
\1957|Wiltshire, Bob|Ge|2|NM|12|66|Ge,NM|1954-1959
\1958|Kerr, John|WB|1|Me|1|82|WB,Me|1953-1958
\1958|Rayson, Noel|Ge|2|Sy|6|107|Ge,Sy|1950-1959
\1958|Reynolds, Doug|WB|1|Ri|10|95|WB,Ri|1952-1959
\1958|Stockman, Ron|WB|7|Sy|10|96|WB,Sy|1953-1961
\1959|Anderson, Noel|NM|1|Ri|3|13|NM,Ri|1959-1960
\1959|Jenkins, John|Ri|4|NM|7|105|Ri,NM|1955-1964
\1962|Wicks, Brian|Fi|3|NM|5|13|Fi,NM|1960-1962
\1964|Matthews, Herbie J.|Me|4|Sy|8|102|Me,Sy|1961-1969
\1965|Carroll, Bob|Ha|4|Fi|5|27|Me,Ha,Fi|1961-1966
\1965|Erwin, Mick|Co|3|Ri|12|62|Co,Ri|1962-1968
\1968|Magee, Stuart|Sy|4|WB|14|216|Sy,WB|1962-1975
\1968|Pitt, Max|Co|5|St|4|34|Co,St|1966-1969
\1968|Pleitner, Bryan|WB|4|Ha|1|29|WB,Ha|1965-1968
\1968|Searl, Doug|Co|4|Fi|8|143|Co,Fi|1966-1976
\1968|Wallis, Gary|Co|5|St|3|36|Co,St|1966-1968
\1969|Richardson, Alan G.|Ri|3|Sy|6|110|Ri,Sy|1959-1970
\1971|Barrot, Bill|St|2|Ca|12|134|Ri,St,Ca|1961-1971
\1971|Mitchell, Chris|Ge|4|Ca|5|51|Ge,Ca|1967-1971
\1972|Lakes, George|Me|2|Sy|6|55|Me,Sy|1968-1972
\1972|Moore, Eric Ronald|Ri|5|Sy|11|98|Ri,Sy|1966-1973
\1972|Walsh, Wayne|Sy|8|Ri|13|151|Ri,Sy,Ri|1968-1978
\1973|Lukas, Andrew|Ca|2|Fi|8|64|Ca,Fi|1970-1975
\1973|Rae, Stephen*|St|2|Ri|8|75|St,Ri|1969-1974
\1974|Andrews, Gareth*|Ge|6|Ri|13|167|Ge,Ri|1965-1975
\1974|Chandler, Neil|Ca|4|St|6|82|Ca,St|1968-1974
\1974|Hunt, Rex|Ri|7|Ge|15|202|Ri,Ge,St|1968-1978
\1974|McMillan, Marty|Ri|3|WB|2|33|Ri,WB|1972-1975
\1974|O'Halloran, Max|WB|3|Ca|5|18|WB,Ca|1972-1974
\1974|Robertson, Ian|Ca|3|WB|4|129|Ca,WB|1966-1974
\1974|Ruscuklic, Alex|Fi|1|Ca|9|117|Fi,Ca|1966-1974
\1975|Baker, Phil|NM|5|Ge|9|106|NM,Ge,NM|1971-1979
\1975|Coles, Henry|Co|5|Me|9|121|Co,Me|1971-1980
\1975|Crosswell, Brent*|Ca|1|NM|18|222|Ca,NM,Me|1968-1982
\1975|Roberts, Brian|Ri|5|Sy|15|93|Ri,Sy|1971-1975
\1975|Smith, Ray|Es|12|Me|10|104|Es,Me|1971-1976
\1975|Walsh, Brian T.|Ca|6|Es|10|115|Ca,Es|1970-1978
\1976|Lynch, Alan|WB|5|Ri|2|7|WB,Ri|1976
\1976|Malthouse, Mick|St|3|Ri|9|174|St,Ri|1972-1983
\1977|Bond, Graeme|Ri|1|St|15|171|Ri,St|1967-1980
\1977|Hodges, Russell|Sy|5|Fi|10|69|Sy,Fi|1973-1978
\1977|Scarlett, John|Ge|7|Sy|10|212|Ge,Sy|1967-1978
\1977|Serafini, Renato|Fi|1|Ca|4|88|Fi,Ca|1971-1978
\1978|Blair, John|Sy|3|Fi|4|33|Sy,Fi,St|1975-1980
\1978|Byrne, Ray|Ca|3|Co|11|219|Ca,Co,Ge|1973-1984
\1978|Matthews, Kelvin|Ha|4|Ge|8|155|Ha,Ge|1972-1982
\1978|Walls, Robert|Ca|5|Fi|14|259|Ca,Fi|1967-1980
\1979|Edwards, Allan|Ri|4|Co|11|113|Ri,Co,WB|1975-1984
\1979|Murphy, John F.|Sy|7|NM|6|246|Fi,Sy,NM|1967-1980
\1979|Oborne, Rod|Co|3|Ri|3|92|Co,Ri|1972-1981
\1979|Young, David|Sy|4|Co|1|62|Sy,Co|1977-1981
\1980|Callery, Paul|St|2|Sy|1|182|Me,St,Sy|1970-1980
\1980|Fitzpatrick, Peter|Ca|3|St|4|13|Ca,St|1978-1980
\1980|Greene, Russell|St|8|Ha|14|304|St,Ha|1974-1988
\1980|King, Tony|Ha|1|St|4|16|Ha,St|1978-1980
\1980|Sarah, Paul|Ge|2|Ri|11|165|Ge,Ri|1972-1983
\1980|Scott, Mark|Ha|2|St|13|78|Ha,St,Fi|1978-1989
\1980|Wells, Greg T.|Me|12|Ca|10|267|Me,Ca|1969-1982
\1981|Boyse, Maurice|NM|4|Sy|5|75|Es,NM,Sy|1975-1983
\1981|Carlson, Leigh|Co|4|Fi|15|117|Co,Fi|1978-1984
\1981|Cassin, John H.|NM|4|Fi|3|134|Es,NM,Fi|1971-1982
\1981|Fields, Neville|Sy|6|Es|2|200|Es,Sy,Es|1969-1982
\1981|Francis, Peter|Ca|11|Fi|7|158|Ca,Fi,Ri,Es|1979-1988
\1981|Herbert, Des|Co|3|Fi|7|22|Co,Fi|1980-1983
\1981|Middlemiss, Glenn|Ge|3|St|9|50|Ge,St|1979-1984
\1982|Byrne, Michael|Me|1|Ha|22|167|Me,Ha,Sy|1977-1989
\1982|Floyd, Tom|Ge|7|Co|9|61|Ge,Co|1978-1983
\1982|Waddell, Rod|Ca|2|Ge|4|25|Ca,Ge|1981-1984
\1983|Christensen, Ross|WB|1|Ge|2|12|WB,Ge|1982-1983
\1983|Fowler, Grant|Es|7|Ha|1|100|Fi,Es,Ha|1976-1984
\1983|Kink, Rene|Co|8|Es|9|181|Co,Es,St|1973-1986
\1983|Klomp, Robbert|Ca|3|WB|8|93|Ca,WB|1979-1984
\1983|Nettlefold, Michael|St|5|Fi|9|74|St,Fi|1979-1985
\1983|Reid, Alan A.|Es|1|Ge|7|52|Es,Ge|1979-1983
\1983|Scott, Mark|St|4|Fi|4|78|Ha,St,Fi|1978-1989
\1983|Sutton, Darryl|Ri|2|Sy|14|111|NM,Ri,Sy|1973-1983
\1984|McLean, Glenn|Me|2|Co|2|44|Me,Co|1980-1984
\1984|Pirrie, Stephen|Ri|1|St|7|19|Ri,St,Es|1982-1985
\1985|Buckley, Mark|Ca|1|St|7|38|Ca,St,Br|1982-1987
\1985|Parish, Les|Fi|5|Me|7|94|Fi,Me|1980-1985
\1986|Bradbury, Peter|Es|1|Co|12|72|Es,Co|1983-1987
\1986|Carey, Stephen|Es|1|Ge|7|112|Es,Ge|1980-1986
\1986|Lockman, Michael|Ri|3|Co|8|30|Ri,Co,Sy|1983-1988
\1986|McCormack, Peter|Ri|4|Fi|1|165|Co,Ri,Fi|1976-1986
\1986|Raines, Geoff|Co|2|Es|14|254|Ri,Co,Es,Br|1976-1989
\1986|Richardson, Michael|Co|1|Es|15|156|Co,Es,Br|1983-1990
\1986|Ryan, Brendan|NM|4|Fi|1|18|NM,Fi|1983-1986
\1987|Sidebottom, Allan|St|2|Fi|1|56|St,Fi|1983-1987
\1987|Williams, Shane|Ge|1|WB|7|61|Ri,Ge,WB|1979-1988
\1988|Eustice, Mark|Ri|6|Sy|5|137|Es,Ri,Sy|1980-1991
\1990|Harris, Bernie|Br|7|St|5|107|Fi,Br,St|1984-1990
\1991|Spencer, Trevor|Me|1|Ge|10|44|Es,Me,Ge|1985-1991
\1992|Johnston, David|Es|2|Fi|5|66|Es,Fi|1987-1994
\1992|McMullin, Ian|Es|1|Co|3|49|Co,Es,Co|1984-1993
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