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Jobe Watson was a professional Australian rules footballer playing for the Essendon Football Club in the Australian Football League. A dual All-Australian, three-time W. S. Crichton Medallist and representative of Australia in the 2014 international rules test, he captained Essendon between...

In a long and successful career with the Blues between 1974 and 1986, “Sellers” Maclure wore his number 36 guernsey in 243 games, including solid contributions in each of the 1979, 1981, and 1982 Carlton Premierships. Originally groomed as a defender, he became one...

Matthew Lloyd will be remembered as Essendon’s all-time leading goal kicker and one of the game’s great full-forwards. Lloyd was picked up in the 1995 pre-season draft in a complex deal that saw three Essendon players move to Fremantle. Now retired...

Nick named  ‘Hungry’ owing to his alleged predisposition towards kicking for goal, regardless of the presence of unmarked team mates in better positions, whenever he was within range, the immensity of Kevin Bartlett’s contribution to the Richmond Football Club over 403...

The Senior Coaching position in the AFL is one of management, with the ability to multi-task being essential. Managing the dreams of 44 players, while working with aspiring assistant coaches, support and medical staff all in the glare of daily public...

Warwick Capper an Australian Rules full-forward who became a house-hold name playing for the Sydney Swans and the Brisbane Bears. Best known for his flamboyant on-and-off the field personality, Capper still managed to kick 388 goals in 124 games from 1983-1991,...

Wayne “The King” Carey As an AFL Hall of Fame member it’s no surprise Carey is recognised as one of the greatest players to have ever played Australian rules football. A dual-premiership captain at North Melbourne, four-time North Melbourne best-and- fairest...

During a high profile career within AFL, Scott Cummings has played for some of the most prolific teams in the competition including Essendon (1994-1996), Port Adelaide (1997-1998), West Coast Eagles (1999-2001) and Collingwood (2002). During his 8 year career in the...

Nathan Brown is a highly popular radio and television sports presenter and a former AFL champion, playing for Richmond and the Western Bulldogs. He played a total of 219 senior AFL matches and kicked 349 goals. Recruited from Golden Square and...

Like Laurie Nash before him, Greg Williams was never shy when it came to boasting of his own ability. He also shared another Nash propensity – for honesty. Often criticised for being slow, Williams showed that a player did not have...