See which number your club’s new players will be wearing in 2019
The Silvagni name is synonymous with the Carlton Football club, so it comes as no surprise that the latest member of the family, draft pick Ben SIlvagni, would inherit a legendary Blues guernsey number. See every club's guernsey numbers for 2019.
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The Silvagni name is synonymous with the Carlton Football club, so it comes as no surprise that the latest member of the family, draft pick Ben SIlvagni, would inherit a legendary Blues guernsey number.
While the Blues announced their new recruits' guernsey numbers last month, the Blues are taking a look back on the history of each number.
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Silvagni, 18, will wear the prized No.37 owned by hall of fame legend and triple-premiership star Wayne Harmes - the man best-remembered for his stunning effort in the 1979 Grand Final that ripped the collective hearts out of Collingwood fans' chests.
No.1 pick Sam Walsh will don the No.18 of former great Arthur Sanger, among his 116 games the infamous 'Bloodbath' Grand Final of 1945.
The Blues pulled off a bold trade with Adelaide to land young gun Liam Stocker and rewarded him with the No.13 of the great Mil Hanna.
Hanna was a defensive beast who ran like the wind and could play any position, winning the 1995 flag.
St Kilda was the final club to confirm its guernsey numbers for the 2019 season, earlier this month, handing three players famous numbers for next season.
After a year out of the game, Nick Riewoldt's famous No.12 has been passed on to prized No.4 draft pick Max King, who grew up with the number on his back as he supported his childhood idol - Riewoldt.
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The No.23, worn by club greats Stewart Loewe, has been inherited by draftee Jack Bytel, while top-10 pick from the 2017 draft Nick Coffield will assume the No.1 guernsey.
The No.1 at St Kilda has previously been worn by champions including Trevor Barker.
Boom Collingwood recruit Dayne Beams has a new number in his return to Magpieland, taking on the No.11 after wearing No.17 in his previous six seasons with the club.
Star Richmond recruit Tom Lynch will wear No.19 - the same number he wore at Gold Coast - while Jack Higgins has moved from No.28 to No.13.
Essendon has wasted no time passing on Brendon Goddard's No.9 guernsey, with star recruit Dylan Shiel to wear it in 2019.
Hawthorn has also handed out Cyril Rioli's famous No.33 following his retirement this year, with draftee Mathew Walker to wear it next year, while Chad Wingard will wear No.20 at the Hawks, the same number he wore at Port Adelaide.
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ADELAIDE
17 — Tyson Stengle
20 — Chayce Jones
23 — Shane McAdam
25 — Ned McHenry
35 — Will Hamill
38 — Lachlan Sholl
41 — Jordon Butts
45 — Kieran Strachan
BRISBANE
7 — Jarrod Berry (in from No.13)
8 — Ely Smith
9 — Lachie Neale
11 — Lincoln McCarthy
13 — Tom Berry
22 — Mitch Hinge (in from No.42)
24 — Marcus Adams
32 — Tom Joyce
42 — James Madden
43 — Noah Ainsworth
45 — Connor McFadyen
CARLTON
11 — Mitch McGovern
13 — Liam Stocker
18 — Sam Walsh
24 — Nic Newman
32 — Alex Fasolo
37 — Ben Silvagni
38 — Finbar O’Dwyer
40 — Tom Bugg
43 — Will Setterfield
44 — Matthew Owies
45 — Hugh Goddard
COLLINGWOOD
1 — Jaidyn Stephenson
11 — Dayne Beams
23 — Jordan Roughead
27 — Will Kelly
35 — Isaac Quaynor
40 — Atu Bosenavulagi
43 — Anton Tohill
47 — Mark Keane
ESSENDON
9 — Dylan Shiel
15 — Jayden Laverde
20 — Zac Clarke
22 — Irving Mosquito
32 — Noah Gown
33 — Brayden Ham
46 — Tom Jok
FREMANTLE
6 — Reece Conca
11 — Jesse Hogan
27 — Sam Sturt
28 — Lachlan Schultz
29 — Luke Valente
33 — Travis Colyer
34 — Brett Bewley
35 — Jason Carter
37 — Rory Lobb
45 — Tobe Watson
GEELONG
6 — Jordan Clark
10 — Ben Jarvis
15 — Nathan Kreuger
20 — Oscar Brownless
21 — Jacob Kennerley
23 — Gary Rohan
28 — Darcy Fort
30 — Tom Atkins
33 — Jake Tarca
36 — Blake Schlensog
40 — Luke Dahlhaus
43 — Stefan Okunbor
GOLD COAST
2 — Anthony Miles
3 — Jack Bowes (in from No.29)
7 — Will Brodie (in from No.41)
10 — Charlie Ballard (in from No.31)
17 — Corey Ellis
19 — Josh Corbett
20 — Jack Hombsch
25 — Sam Collins
29 — Chris Burgess
31 — Jordan Murdoch
33 — George Horlin-Smith
34 — Ben King
37 — Izak Rankine
41 — Jack Lukosius
43 — Jez McLennan
46 — Caleb Graham
GWS GIANTS
5 - Jye Caldwell
9 - Jackson Hately
11 - Tommy Sheridan
32 - Kieren Briggs
33 — Xavier O’Halloran
37 - Ian Hill
39 - Connor Idun
46 - Callum Brown
HAWTHORN
1 — Harry Morrison (in from No.35)
5 — James Worpel (in from No.38)
8 — Mitch Lewis (in from No.39)
11 — Conor Nash (in from No.45)
13 — Conor Glass (in from No.44)
20 — Chad Wingard
21 — Tom Scully
29 — James Cousins (in from No.46)
33 — Mathew Walker
34 — Jacob Koschitzke
35 — Jack Scrimshaw
38 — Darren Minchington
39 — Tim Mohr
44 — Damon Greaves
45 — Will Golds
MELBOURNE
1 — Steven May
12 — Toby Bedford
16 — Kade Kolodjashnij
21 — Brayden Preuss
23 — James Jordon
27 — Aaron Nietschke
32 — Tom Sparrow
34 — Marty Hore
37 — Kade Chandler
43 — Guy Walker
46 — Austin Bradtke
NORTH MELBOURNE
13 — Jared Polec
17 — Jasper Pittard
21 — Dom Tyson
26 — Tarryn Thomas
30 — Bailey Scott
31 — Curtis Taylor
36 — Joel Crocker
39 — Tom McKenzie
41 — Thomas Wilkinson
43 — Aaron Hall
PORT ADELAIDE
3 — Ryan Burton
18 — Zak Butters
20 — Connor Rozee
21- Xavier Duursma
29 — Scott Lycett
34 — Sam Mayes
36 — Boyd Woodcock
41 — Riley Grundy
45 — Martin Frederick
47 — Tobin Cox
48 — Kai Pudney
RICHMOND
13 — Jack Higgins (in from No.28)
16 — Mav Weller
19 — Tom Lynch
26 — Riley Collier-Dawkins
27 — Jack Ross
28 — Fraser Turner
32 — Luke English
39 — Jake Aarts
ST KILDA
1 - Nick Coffield (in from 33)
10 - Dan Hannebery
12 - Max King
19 - Rowan Marshall (in from 43)
23 - Jack Bytel
25 - Dean Kent
33 - Ben Paton (in from 45)
45 - Sam Alabakis
SYDNEY
2 — Dan Menzel
4 — Ryan Clarke
6 — Jackson Thurlow
8 — James Rowbottom
16 — Zac Foot
22 — Nick Blakey
27 — Justin McInerney
28 — Durak Tucker
31 — Harry Reynolds
45 — Sam Wicks
WEST COAST
2 — Jake Waterman (in from No.45)
16 — Tom Hickey
24 — Xavier O’Neill
29 — Luke Foley
32 — Bailey Williams
39 — Jarrod Cameron
40 — Keegan Brooksby
42 — Harry Edwards
45 — Josh Smith
46 — Patrick Bines
47 — Brodie Riach
WESTERN BULLDOGS
6 — Bailey Smith
14 — Rhylee West
15 — Taylor Duryea
22 — Sam Lloyd
23 — Laitham Vandermeer
25 — Ben Cavarra
24 — Buku Khamis
32 — Will Hayes
40 — Lachlan Young
41 — Jordan Sweet
Originally published as See which number your club’s new players will be wearing in 2019
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