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ImperialPurple
22 Oct 2007, 13:29
The off-season is long, and found this info while surfing around... The numbers and who has worn each for the most number of games.
JUMPER NUMBER HISTORY - 1995 to Round 22 2007
1. Luke Toia (1997-2002, 50 games)
2. Adrian Fletcher (1998-2001, 79 games)
3. Byron Schammer (2003-, 84 games)
4. Paul Hasleby (2000-, 166 games)
5. Anthony Jones (2000-03, 36 games)
6. Dion Woods (2002-05, 51 games)
7. Heath Black (1998-2001, 54 games)
8. Shaun McManus (1995-, 217 games)
9. Matthew Carr (2001-, 130 games)
10. Troy Cook (2000-07, 150 games)
11. Dale Kickett (1995-2002, 135 games)
12. Graham Polak (2003-06, 67 games)
13. Scott Chisholm (1995-98, 63 games)
14. Antoni Grover (2001-, 129 games)
15. Ryan Crowley (2005-, 50 games)
16. David Mundy (2005-, 64 games)
17. Brodie Holland (1998-2000, 36 games)
18. Luke McPharlin (2003-, 90 games)
19. James Walker (1999-, 147 games)
20. Justin Longmuir (1999-, 139 games)
21. Heath Black (1997, 2005-, 83 games)
22. Scott Thornton (2002-, 56 games)
23. Shane Parker (1995-2007, 238 games)
24. Matthew Burton (1995-1999, 70 games)
25. Jason Norrish (1995-2002, 128 games)
26. Clive Waterhouse (1996-2004, 106 games)
27. Daniel Gilmore (2004-, 33 games)
28. Steven Koops (1996-2003, 78 games)
29. Matthew Pavlich (2000-, 175 games)
30. Leigh Brown (2000-02, 63 games)
31. Aaron Sandilands (2003-, 93 games)
32. Peter Bell (1995, 2001-, 150 games)
33. Jeff Farmer (2003-, 91 games)
34. Paul Medhurst (2002-05, 87 games)
35. Andrew Siegert (2002-05, 36 games)
36. Quenton Leach (1995-98, 56 games)
37. Michael Johnson (2005-, 54 games)
38. Anthony Jones (1995-98, 46 games)
39. Daniel Haines (2002-03, 16 games)
40. Brad Bootsma (2000-01, 23 games)
41. Paul Duffield (2006-, 13 games)
42. Craig Callaghan (1995-99, 90 games)
43. Roger Hayden (2002-, 80 games)
44. Daniel Bandy (1995-2001, 105 games)
45. Gavin Mitchell (1996-97, 36 games)
46. Trent Carroll (1997-98, 33 games)
47. Jamie Merillo (1995, 15 games)
48. Greg Madigan (1995, 18 games)
49. Peter Miller (1995, 16 games)
50. Neil Mildenhall (1995, 7 games)
Blackie (7 and 21) and AJ (5 and 38) both feature twice; and of course the #8 and #23 have only ever been worn by one player each. You'd also expect Adrian Fletcher and Brodie Holland to be overtaken next year sometime, Dion Woods and Dale Kickett the season after, with hopefully a couple of others in the season or two after that.
The least number of games played in each number are:
JUMPER NUMBER HISTORY - 1995 to Round 22 2007
1. Scott Edwards (1995-96, 15 Fremantle Football Club games
2. Scott Watters (1995-96, 26 games)
3. Brendan Krummel (1995, 1 game)
4. Andrew Wills (1995-99, 79 games)
5. Ryley Dunn (2004-, 5 games)
6. Stuart Anderson (1998, 9 games)
7. Jeff Farmer (2002, 20 games)
8. Shaun McManus (1995-, 217 games)
9. Peter Mann (1995-99, 77 games)
10. Stephen O’Reilly (1995-99, 98 games)
11. Des Headland (2003-, 94 games)
12. Brock O’Brien (2007-, 1 game)
13. Clayton Collard (2007-, 1 game)
14. Paul Maher (1999, 2 games)
15. Luke McPharlin (2002, 11 games)
16. John Hutton (1995, 13 games), David Hynes (1996-97, 13 games)
17. Greg Madigan (1996-97, 8 games)
18. Michael Brown (1996-98, 22 games)
19. Gary Dhurrkay (1995-98, 51 games)
20. Martin Whitelaw (1997, 1 game)
21. Daniel Hargraves (1998-99, 3 games)
22. Travis Edmonds (1995, 1 game)
23. Shane Parker (1995-2007, 238 games)
24. Adam Campbell (2004-, 5 games)
25. Steven Dodd (2004-, 59 games)
26. Clive Waterhouse (1996-2004, 106 games)
27. Jay Burton (1995, 2 games)
28. Ryan Murphy (2004-, 31 games)
29. Brad Wira (1999, 21 games)
30. Marcus Drum (2006-, 8 games)
31. Leigh Wardell-Johnson (1995, 11 games)
32. Greg Harding (1996, 18 games)
33. Craig Burrows (1995-97, 20 games)
34. Paul Maher (1998, 3 games)
35. Garrick Ibbotson (2006-, 1 game)
36. Andrew Browne (2002-, 22 games)
37. Luke Webster (2003, 4 games)
38. Ben Cunningham (2000-04, 33 games)
39. Michael Clark (1999, 1 game)
40. Andrew Foster (2007-, 3 games)
41. Daniel Parker (1996, 1 game)
42. Robbie Haddrill (2001-, 58 games)
43. Andrew McGovern (1995-98, 63 games)
44. Michael Warren (2006, 1 game)
45. Gavin Mitchell (1996-97, 36 games)
46. Trent Carroll (1997-98, 33 games)
47. Jamie Merillo (1995, 15 games)
48. Greg Madigan (1995, 18 games)
49. Peter Miller (1995, 16 games)
50. Neil Mildenhall (1995, 7 games)
:)
Lord we've had some crabs play for this club :o
ImperialPurple
22 Oct 2007, 13:35
Lord we've had some crabs play for this club :o
God you're not wrong.... that was my thought exactly as I was looking through it... :o
Not surprisingly - most of the "longest" records are held by a lot of current players. There was such a turnover of really bad (and some not so bad) players for a very long time.... :(
The off-season is long, and found this info while surfing around... The numbers and who has worn each for the most number of games.
JUMPER NUMBER HISTORY - 1995 to Round 22 2007
1. Luke Toia (1997-2002, 50 games)
2. Adrian Fletcher (1998-2001, 79 games)
3. Byron Schammer (2003-, 84 games)
4. Paul Hasleby (2000-, 166 games)
5. Anthony Jones (2000-03, 36 games)
6. Dion Woods (2002-05, 51 games)
7. Heath Black (1998-2001, 54 games)
8. Shaun McManus (1995-, 217 games)
9. Matthew Carr (2001-, 130 games)
10. Troy Cook (2000-07, 150 games)
11. Dale Kickett (1995-2002, 135 games)
12. Graham Polak (2003-06, 67 games)
13. Scott Chisholm (1995-98, 63 games)
14. Antoni Grover (2001-, 129 games)
15. Ryan Crowley (2005-, 50 games)
16. David Mundy (2005-, 64 games)
17. Brodie Holland (1998-2000, 36 games)
18. Luke McPharlin (2003-, 90 games)
19. James Walker (1999-, 147 games)
20. Justin Longmuir (1999-, 139 games)
21. Heath Black (1997, 2005-, 83 games)
22. Scott Thornton (2002-, 56 games)
23. Shane Parker (1995-2007, 238 games)
24. Matthew Burton (1995-1999, 70 games)
25. Jason Norrish (1995-2002, 128 games)
26. Clive Waterhouse (1996-2004, 106 games)
27. Daniel Gilmore (2004-, 33 games)
28. Steven Koops (1996-2003, 78 games)
29. Matthew Pavlich (2000-, 175 games)
30. Leigh Brown (2000-02, 63 games)
31. Aaron Sandilands (2003-, 93 games)
32. Peter Bell (1995, 2001-, 150 games)
33. Jeff Farmer (2003-, 91 games)
34. Paul Medhurst (2002-05, 87 games)
35. Andrew Siegert (2002-05, 36 games)
36. Quenton Leach (1995-98, 56 games)
37. Michael Johnson (2005-, 54 games)
38. Anthony Jones (1995-98, 46 games)
39. Daniel Haines (2002-03, 16 games)
40. Brad Bootsma (2000-01, 23 games)
41. Paul Duffield (2006-, 13 games)
42. Craig Callaghan (1995-99, 90 games)
43. Roger Hayden (2002-, 80 games)
44. Daniel Bandy (1995-2001, 105 games)
45. Gavin Mitchell (1996-97, 36 games)
46. Trent Carroll (1997-98, 33 games)
47. Jamie Merillo (1995, 15 games)
48. Greg Madigan (1995, 18 games)
49. Peter Miller (1995, 16 games)
50. Neil Mildenhall (1995, 7 games)
Blackie (7 and 21) and AJ (5 and 38) both feature twice; and of course the #8 and #23 have only ever been worn by one player each. You'd also expect Adrian Fletcher and Brodie Holland to be overtaken next year sometime, Dion Woods and Dale Kickett the season after, with hopefully a couple of others in the season or two after that.
The least number of games played in each number are:
JUMPER NUMBER HISTORY - 1995 to Round 22 2007
1. Scott Edwards (1995-96, 15 Fremantle Football Club games
2. Scott Watters (1995-96, 26 games)
3. Brendan Krummel (1995, 1 game)
4. Andrew Wills (1995-99, 79 games)
5. Ryley Dunn (2004-, 5 games)
6. Stuart Anderson (1998, 9 games)
7. Jeff Farmer (2002, 20 games)
8. Shaun McManus (1995-, 217 games)
9. Peter Mann (1995-99, 77 games)
10. Stephen O’Reilly (1995-99, 98 games)
11. Des Headland (2003-, 94 games)
12. Brock O’Brien (2007-, 1 game)
13. Clayton Collard (2007-, 1 game)
14. Paul Maher (1999, 2 games)
15. Luke McPharlin (2002, 11 games)
16. John Hutton (1995, 13 games), David Hynes (1996-97, 13 games)
17. Greg Madigan (1996-97, 8 games)
18. Michael Brown (1996-98, 22 games)
19. Gary Dhurrkay (1995-98, 51 games)
20. Martin Whitelaw (1997, 1 game)
21. Daniel Hargraves (1998-99, 3 games)
22. Travis Edmonds (1995, 1 game)
23. Shane Parker (1995-2007, 238 games)
24. Adam Campbell (2004-, 5 games)
25. Steven Dodd (2004-, 59 games)
26. Clive Waterhouse (1996-2004, 106 games)
27. Jay Burton (1995, 2 games)
28. Ryan Murphy (2004-, 31 games)
29. Brad Wira (1999, 21 games)
30. Marcus Drum (2006-, 8 games)
31. Leigh Wardell-Johnson (1995, 11 games)
32. Greg Harding (1996, 18 games)
33. Craig Burrows (1995-97, 20 games)
34. Paul Maher (1998, 3 games)
35. Garrick Ibbotson (2006-, 1 game)
36. Andrew Browne (2002-, 22 games)
37. Luke Webster (2003, 4 games)
38. Ben Cunningham (2000-04, 33 games)
39. Michael Clark (1999, 1 game)
40. Andrew Foster (2007-, 3 games)
41. Daniel Parker (1996, 1 game)
42. Robbie Haddrill (2001-, 58 games)
43. Andrew McGovern (1995-98, 63 games)
44. Michael Warren (2006, 1 game)
45. Gavin Mitchell (1996-97, 36 games)
46. Trent Carroll (1997-98, 33 games)
47. Jamie Merillo (1995, 15 games)
48. Greg Madigan (1995, 18 games)
49. Peter Miller (1995, 16 games)
50. Neil Mildenhall (1995, 7 games)
:)
Ben Cunningham did have lovely curly hair though (I think?)...although the Dome had none...
Enigmatic and shite are the words that come to mind looking at that list...
estibador
22 Oct 2007, 15:27
Enigmatic and shite are the words that come to mind looking at that list...
I hope you're not putting Scotty Chisholm in the shite category. I've had just about enough of you lot picking on the prince of pockets.
Just as an aside, Travis Edmonds' dad was my maths teacher in high school. Nice bloke away from the maths, but lock him in a classroom for longer than 20mins without a smoke and he was liable to rip someone's head off.
I could see a lot of his dad in him the day Travis got suspended for throwing his mouthguard at a WAFL umpire.
I hope you're not putting Scotty Chisholm in the shite category. I've had just about enough of you lot picking on the prince of pockets.
Just as an aside, Travis Edmonds' dad was my maths teacher in high school. Nice bloke away from the maths, but lock him in a classroom for longer than 20mins without a smoke and he was liable to rip someone's head off.
I could see a lot of his dad in him the day Travis got suspended for throwing his mouthguard at a WAFL umpire.
Do wanna fight?
estibador
22 Oct 2007, 15:52
Do wanna fight?
I'm a lover, not a fighter.
But for you I could make an exception.
Scotland
22 Oct 2007, 16:07
Ben Cunningham did have lovely curly hair though (I think?)...although the Dome had none...
Enigmatic and shite are the words that come to mind looking at that list...
Surely you can't lump Andrew Wills in the shite category. Enigmatic, yes.
What wasn't to love about watching his bald head glisten under the bright WACA lights while he ran around kicking goals out of his arse...
I'm a lover, not a fighter.
But for you I could make an exception.
Excellent...you can have one half of the Jeffnakor ensemble in you corner...but not both...they're not the same people you know...
Surely you can't lump Andrew Wills in the shite category. Enigmatic, yes.
What wasn't to love about watching his bald head glisten under the bright WACA lights while he ran around kicking goals out of his arse...
Enigmatic...
Freo Big Fella
22 Oct 2007, 16:45
There'll be no Wills bagging on my watch. Say what you like about our chronic lack of skill or talent, you can't deny we were entertaining.:p
ImperialPurple
22 Oct 2007, 19:49
And just for a bit more fun as we play "Spot the Biggest Crab" - here are all the players (that have played at least 1 game for FFC) to have worn each number:
1. Scott Edwards (15 games), Luke Webster (29 games*), Luke Toia (50 games)
2. Scott Watters (26 games), Troy Simmonds (64 games), Josh Carr (65 games*), Adrian Fletcher (79 games)
3. Brendan Krummel (1 game), Daniel Metropolis (6 games), Brad Rowe (8 games), Greg Harding (51 games), Byron Schammer (84 games*)
4. Andrew Wills (79 games), Paul Hasleby (166 games*)
5. Ryley Dunn (5 games), Todd Ridley (21 games), Daniel Parker (24 games), Anthony Jones (36 games)
6. Stuart Anderson (9 games), Phil Gilbert (14 games), Paul Medhurst (12 games), Dean Solomon (20 games*), Tony Modra (47 games), Dion Woods (51 games)
7. Jeff Farmer (20 games), Brett Peake (39 games*), Ben Allen (47 games), Heath Black (54 games)
8. Shaun McManus (217 games*)
9. Craig Callaghan (15 games), Peter Mann (77 games), Matthew Carr (130 games*)
10. Stephen O’Reilly (98 games), Troy Cook (150 games)
11. Des Headland (94 games*), Dale Kickett (1995-2002, 135 games)
12. Brock O’Brien (1 game*), Brendon Retzlaff (6 games), Jamie Merillo (15 games), Brad Dodd (50 games), Graham Polak (67 games)
13. Clayton Collard (1 game), Dwayne Simpson (2 games), Dylan Smith (10 games), Garth Taylor (15 games), Scott Chisholm (63 games)
14. Paul Maher (2 games), Kingsley Hunter (41 games), Antoni Grover (116 games*)
15. Luke McPharlin (11 games), Winston Abraham (38 games), Jess Sinclair ( 41 games), Ryan Crowley (50 games*)
16. John Hutton (13 games), David Hynes (13 games), Clem Michael (43 games), David Mundy (64 games*)
17. Greg Madigan (8 games), Jarrod Schofield (12 games), Chris Tarrant (21 games*), Adam McPhee (25 games), Brodie Holland (36 games),
18. Michael Brown (22 games), Brendon Fewster (37 games), Luke McPharlin (90 games*)
19. Gary Dhurrkay (51 games), James Walker (147 games)
20. Martin Whitelaw (1 game), Clinton Wolf (4 games),Justin Longmuir (139 games*)
21. Daniel Hargraves (3 games), David Muir (20 games), Troy Longmuir (55 games), Heath Black (83 games*)
22. Travis Edmonds (1 game), Tony Godden (11 games), Trent Carroll (33 games), Scott Thornton (56 games*)
23. Shane Parker (238 games)
24. Adam Campbell (5 games*) Brad Wira (13 games), Trent Croad (38 games), Matthew Burton (70 games)
25. Steven Dodd (59 games*), Jason Norrish (128 games)
26. Clive Waterhouse (106 games)
27. Jay Burton (2 games), Graham Polak (6 games), Daniel Schell (16 games), Daniel Gilmore (33 games*)
28. Ryan Murphy (31 games*), Steven Koops (78 games)
29. Brad Wira (21 games), Matthew Pavlich (175 games*)
30. Marcus Drum (8 games*), Tony Delaney (28 games), Leigh Brown (63 games)
31. Leigh Wardell-Johnson (11 games), Simon Eastaugh (12 games), James Clement (84 games), ), Aaron Sandilands (93 games*)
32. Greg Harding (18 games), Chris Bond (41 games), Peter Bell (150 games*)
33. Craig Burrows (20 games), Andrew Shipp (35 games), Jeff Farmer (91 games*)
34. Paul Maher (3 games), Dion Woods (8 games),Robbie Warnock (12 games*), Jeff White (32 games), Paul Medhurst (87 games)
35. Garrick Ibbotson (1 game*), Brendon Feddema (3 games), Chris Groom (7 games), Mark Gale (28 games), Andrew Siegert (36 games)
36., Andrew Browne (22 games*), Ashley Prescott (38 games) Quenton Leach (56 games)
37. Luke Webster (4 games), Mark Gale (43 games), Michael Johnson (54 games*)
38. Ben Cunningham (33 games), Anthony Jones (46 games)
39. Michael Clark (1 game), Daniel Haines (16 games)
40. Andrew Foster (3 games*), James Walker (4 games), Jess Sinclair (9 games), Luke Toia (13 games), Brad Bootsma (23 games)
41. Daniel Parker (1 game), Keren Ugle (4 games), Matthew Clucas (11 games), Paul Duffield (13 games*)
42. Robbie Haddrill (58 games), Craig Callaghan (80 games)
43. Andrew McGovern (63 games*), Roger Hayden (80 games)
44. Michael Warren (1 game), Daniel Bandy (105 games)
45. Gavin Mitchell (36 games)
46. Antoni Grover (13 games), Trent Carroll (33 games)
47. Jamie Merillo (15 games)
48. Greg Madigan (18 games)
49. Peter Miller (16 games)
50. Neil Mildenhall (7 games)
* still on the list
Freo Big Fella
22 Oct 2007, 19:56
#41 wins the Spud Award IMO. Good to see they're still exorcising #26 as well.
Imagine Michael Brown and Jeffrey in the same forward line, the main board would be in a conniption fit every time we played.:D
NiGHTFuRY
22 Oct 2007, 19:59
Number 12. Brock "Norris" O'Brien...
Brock in passing comment mentioned he desired the number 12, the club hastily traded Polak to make room for O'Brien.:p;)
ImperialPurple
22 Oct 2007, 22:19
Number of times each number has graced the footy field in the name of Purple:
1. 94
2. 234
3. 150
4. 245
5. 86
6. 153
7. 160
8. 217
9. 222
10. 248
11. 229
12. 149
13. 91
14. 159
15. 140
16. 133
17. 102
18. 149
19. 198
20. 143
21. 161
22. 101
23. 238
24. 126
25. 187
26. 106
27. 57
28. 109
29. 196
30. 99
31. 200
32. 209
33. 146
34. 142
35. 75
36. 116
37. 101
38. 79
39. 17
40. 52
41. 29
42. 138
43. 143
44. 106
45. 36
46. 46
47. 15
48. 18
49. 16
50. 7
Top 5 numbers:
1. 10 (248 - 2 players)
2. 4 (245 - 2 players)
3. 23 (238 - 1 player)
4. 2 (234 - 4 players)
5. 11 (229 - 2 players)
Top 5 Duds (excluding #45-50)
1. 39 (17 - 2 players)
2. 41 (29 - 4 players)
3. 40 (52 - 5 players)
4. 27 (57 - 4 players)
5. 35 (75 - 5 players)
Underdog
22 Oct 2007, 23:18
41. Daniel Parker (1 game), Keren Ugle (4 games), Matthew Clucas (11 games), Paul Duffield (13 games*)
Are you sure this is accurate? I swear Dan Parker played quite a few games
Tundrawolf
22 Oct 2007, 23:50
Are you sure this is accurate? I swear Dan Parker played quite a few games
Unfortunately i think you are right, Dan did play way too many games for my and every other Docker supporters' liking!
Underdog
22 Oct 2007, 23:51
he played as a FF or forward IIRC
ImperialPurple
23 Oct 2007, 00:36
5. Ryley Dunn (5 games), Todd Ridley (21 games), Daniel Parker (24 games), Anthony Jones (36 games)
41. Daniel Parker (1 game), Keren Ugle (4 games), Matthew Clucas (11 games), Paul Duffield (13 games*)
25 quality games - 1 in #41, 24 in #5. ;)
bigkev bleeds purple
23 Oct 2007, 05:41
They still haven't found anyone worthy of taking over number 26. Phil Smart, take note. Never mind getting a tall, quick midfielder. Just find someone who is Clive-esque enough to wear 26. Premierships will follow.
I really think we should've considered retiring number 23. To carry the entire team for the best part of a decade was something special and poor ole' Parks never got any recognition for it. It would've been an appropriate tribute to the great man.
The Joker
24 Oct 2007, 00:08
43. Andrew McGovern (63 games*)
* still on the list
is this true :eek:, did Harvs get him back :confused:
ImperialPurple
24 Oct 2007, 10:24
is this true :eek:, did Harvs get him back :confused:
oops.... :o
(Apologies to The Genius...)
Rhino1966
25 Oct 2007, 10:32
Quick , Burn no13 its cursed
estibador
25 Oct 2007, 16:43
Quick , Burn no13 its cursed
It's a tough ask for anyone to live up to the genius that was Scotty Chisholm.
Roundhouse
25 Oct 2007, 17:49
It's a tough ask for anyone to live up to the genius that was Scotty Chisholm.
True. His footballing philosophy was quite revolutionary. He put the libertarian ideals of equality and reward for effort in practice insisting on kicking to the advantage of nobody.
None of this partisan spot up your teammates rubbish, Scotty thought it was better to create the footballing equivalent of free trade by giving players from both sides an even chance to get the ball.
God, I miss him. :thumbsu: