
Back in the Dennis Rodman days there were a lot of blokes in country footy getting around in 91.
One of the gun mids in our team gets around in number 69.

I think we've got most number from 1 to 91 or so covered.
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Back in the Dennis Rodman days there were a lot of blokes in country footy getting around in 91.
Let us also remember Harry Taylor's legendary appearance in the #85 last year v Melbourne![]()
In the 1958 and 1965 finals series, the VFL changed several player's numbers at the last minute because they had been reproduced in external publications.
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According to http://www.blueseum.org Carlton's highest numbers were #55 - Mark Buckley in 1982 and Brent Heaver in 1992. Can somebody confirm?
Interesting for Heaver - he went 54 to 38 at Melbourne then 55, 17 at Carlton. Four numbers in four years.
What number did Heaver sport when he played at Port Adelaide?
IIRC he played a few games for them in their early AFL years.
According to http://www.blueseum.org Carlton's highest numbers were #55 - Mark Buckley in 1982 and Brent Heaver in 1992. Can somebody confirm?
Interesting for Heaver - he went 54 to 38 at Melbourne then 55, 17 at Carlton. Four numbers in four years.
Peter Berbervokv (sp) wore #51 for Essendon.
Think Calthorpe might have worn #52, too.
5. What's the highest number worn at every club
Brisbane Lions - #46 (Travis Baird, 2005)
Great work, SM. One of the best threads in ages.
Perhaps we can try to get a list of many players who began with numbers 40+, but then moved on to the better numbers (a la Hird)?
BTW, for the #49, Rupert Betheras wore it on 38 occasions from 1999-2000.
At West Coast, Glen Jakovich (48), Ashley McIntosh (53), Quentin Lynch (45) all spring to mind.
4. How many players have moved to a higher number at the same club in the modern era?
5. What's the highest number worn at every club
3b. Players who have had three different numbers at the same club?
4. How many players have moved to a higher number at the same club in the modern era?
Collingwood champion Gordon Coventry wore numbers 3,5,6,7,8,9,10 and 29 during his career.
Collingwood VFL introduced a policy this year to avoid confusion with numbers that Collingwood's AFL listed players will take #1-48 and VFL listed players take any number after that. For example Kris Pendlebury used to be #1 now he is #49. Peverill is #53.
I believe Ryan Turnbull won two premiership for West Coast in number 50.