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Byron had a great career spanning three clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Kangaroo, Power or Demon?

Peter had a great career spanning two clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Docker or a Kangaroo?

Damien had a great career spanning two clubs including playing in a premiership at each club but how is he remembered by the football public? Bomber or Power?

Tony had a great career spanning two clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Saint or a Swan?

Barry had a great career spanning three clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Saint, Swan or Bulldog? I know Barry said he wants to be remembered as a Bulldog but I feel as though he's remembered as a Swan first and foremost.

Richmond and Geelong is a modern day rivalry for sure.

Carlton were supposed to be a Bolter under Bolton. What happened there?

Brad had a great career spanning two clubs and not only did he play 100 games for both Richmond and Geelong, he was coincidentally the 1000th player to pull on the jumper for each club. Source - AFL Tables. How is Brad remembered by the football public? Tiger or Cat?

North Melbourne and Essendon rivalry pre-dates the Hawthorn and Essendon rivalry by almost 100 years.

His best footy at the Power was close to the level of footy seen from Judd at the Eagles. I still remember the centre bounce duo of Lade/Burgoyne, was almost as dynamic as the duo of Cox/Judd.

St Kilda and North Melbourne had their chances and didn't capitalise, are they chokers or at a disadvantage? West Coast won a flag recently and Sydney have been in the same basket as my own club. Constantly at the pointy end but just not good enough in the end to take home the cup. Brisbane and...

Shaun had a great career spanning two clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Power or a Hawk?

I thought North Melbourne were Essendon's biggest and most hated rival? I mean the rivalry between North Melbourne and Essendon goes back far further and deeper than any of Essendon's other rivalries.

We at Collingwood get called chokers by all and sundry for not being able to win when it matters, yet when Brisbane can't get done when it matters it's due to travel fatigue accumulated over the course of a season, rather than being chokers. Makes sense.

Chris had a great career spanning two clubs but how is he remembered by the football public? Eagle or a Blue?