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Premiership winners delisted as AFL clean outs continue

The Western Bulldogs have made a shock move to cut a premiership-winning cult figure with three players shown the door.

Matthew Sullivan and Tyson Otto
October 21, 2025 - 1:27PM
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Norm Smith medallist Jason Johannisen will always be a cult figure with Bulldogs supporters for his heroics in 2016. He was out of contract at the end of 2025 and has now been officially told he is no longer wanted at the club. He is expected to nominate for the pre-season draft, but, at the age of 33, his career may be over. Johannisen was one of three Bulldogs de-listed. Photo by Michael Dodge/AFL Media/Getty Images.
1/66Norm Smith medallist Jason Johannisen will always be a cult figure with Bulldogs supporters for his heroics in 2016. He was out of contract at the end of 2025 and has now been officially told he is no longer wanted at the club. He is expected to nominate for the pre-season draft, but, at the age of 33, his career may be over. Johannisen was one of three Bulldogs de-listed. Photo by Michael Dodge/AFL Media/Getty Images.
Two-time Geelong best and fairest winner Cam Guthrie hbas been delisted, ending his career at the age of 33 after 240 games. He’s pictured here with younger brother Zach after winning the 2022 premiership together. Photo Michael Klein.
2/66Two-time Geelong best and fairest winner Cam Guthrie hbas been delisted, ending his career at the age of 33 after 240 games. He’s pictured here with younger brother Zach after winning the 2022 premiership together. Photo Michael Klein.
Guthrie had battled injuries in the three seasons since the 2022 premiership win and his excellent career has now come to an end. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)
3/66Guthrie had battled injuries in the three seasons since the 2022 premiership win and his excellent career has now come to an end. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)
Oscar McInerney waited until after Brisbane’s grand final celebrations cooled down to quietly announce his retirement at the age of 31. McInerney had been dealing with concussion issues. The beloved ruckman missed out on Brisbane’s premiership win last year but fittingly got his premiership medal for playing in this year’s grand final win. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
4/66Oscar McInerney waited until after Brisbane’s grand final celebrations cooled down to quietly announce his retirement at the age of 31. McInerney had been dealing with concussion issues. The beloved ruckman missed out on Brisbane’s premiership win last year but fittingly got his premiership medal for playing in this year’s grand final win. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Mason Cox says he wants to continue his AFL career at another club if possible after the American was delisted by Collingwood. He’ll forever be known for making his debut on Anzac Day, taking over the 2018 preliminary final and becoming a premiership player with the Magpies in 2023. (Photo by Josh Chadwick/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
5/66Mason Cox says he wants to continue his AFL career at another club if possible after the American was delisted by Collingwood. He’ll forever be known for making his debut on Anzac Day, taking over the 2018 preliminary final and becoming a premiership player with the Magpies in 2023. (Photo by Josh Chadwick/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Essendon faced some tough off-season calls and one of them was delisting Ben Hobbs, who was taken at pick 13 in the 2021 AFL Draft. Hobbs wasn’t able to cement a spot in Essendon’s midfield but at 22 years of age, it would be a surprise if another club didn’t take a punt on him. Photo: Michael Klein.
6/66Essendon faced some tough off-season calls and one of them was delisting Ben Hobbs, who was taken at pick 13 in the 2021 AFL Draft. Hobbs wasn’t able to cement a spot in Essendon’s midfield but at 22 years of age, it would be a surprise if another club didn’t take a punt on him. Photo: Michael Klein.
Collingwood also delisted premiership player Tom Mitchell, who played a key role in their 2023 flag after joining from Hawthorn. Mitchell wants to continue his AFL career after playing 207 games with the Swans, Hawks and Pies. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)
7/66Collingwood also delisted premiership player Tom Mitchell, who played a key role in their 2023 flag after joining from Hawthorn. Mitchell wants to continue his AFL career after playing 207 games with the Swans, Hawks and Pies. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)
Deven Robertson is expected to be picked up by the West Coast Eagles in the preseaon draft after being delisted by the Brisbane Lions. Long seen as one of the best fringe players the AFL, Robertson played in the 2023 grand final but missed out on Brisbane’s back-to-back premiership wins. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
8/66Deven Robertson is expected to be picked up by the West Coast Eagles in the preseaon draft after being delisted by the Brisbane Lions. Long seen as one of the best fringe players the AFL, Robertson played in the 2023 grand final but missed out on Brisbane’s back-to-back premiership wins. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Veteran ruckman Todd Goldstein (right) has been delisted by Essendon. Goldstein played the majority of his 345-game career at North Melbourne before playing two seasons at Essendon. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
9/66Veteran ruckman Todd Goldstein (right) has been delisted by Essendon. Goldstein played the majority of his 345-game career at North Melbourne before playing two seasons at Essendon. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Mitch Duncan is joining the West Coast Eagles coaching staff after calling time on his 305-game career. Duncan won two premierships with the Cats in 2011 and 2022. Photo: Mike Dugdale
10/66Mitch Duncan is joining the West Coast Eagles coaching staff after calling time on his 305-game career. Duncan won two premierships with the Cats in 2011 and 2022. Photo: Mike Dugdale
Defender Sam Frost could be picked up by another club after being delisted by Hawthorn. He missed most of the 2025 season with injury. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/Getty Images)
11/66Defender Sam Frost could be picked up by another club after being delisted by Hawthorn. He missed most of the 2025 season with injury. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/Getty Images)
Liam Jones will be hoping to keep his AFL career going after being delisted by the Western Bulldogs. Jones has long been one of the best one-on-one defenders in the AFL but fell out of favour with Dogs coach Luke Beveridge. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
12/66Liam Jones will be hoping to keep his AFL career going after being delisted by the Western Bulldogs. Jones has long been one of the best one-on-one defenders in the AFL but fell out of favour with Dogs coach Luke Beveridge. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Oleg Markov was delisted by the Magpies, ending his 94-game career. Markov was a cult hero during his time at Gold Coast and Collingwood and played in the Pies’ 2023 premiership win. (Photo by James Wiltshire/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
13/66Oleg Markov was delisted by the Magpies, ending his 94-game career. Markov was a cult hero during his time at Gold Coast and Collingwood and played in the Pies’ 2023 premiership win. (Photo by James Wiltshire/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Gold Coast champion David Swallow was one of the inaugural Suns players and finally played in a finals game in his 15th and final season. He was chaired off after his 249th and final game. Picture: Lachie Millard
14/66Gold Coast champion David Swallow was one of the inaugural Suns players and finally played in a finals game in his 15th and final season. He was chaired off after his 249th and final game. Picture: Lachie Millard
Adelaide Crows veteran Brodie Smith has announced his retirement after 273 games. The beloved halfback flanker played his last game for the Crows in Adelaide’s semi-final loss to Hawthorn. “I’m incredibly grateful to have lived out my childhood dream for the past 15 seasons. I think the time is right to move on and see our young boys take the next step. I’m excited by the prospect of what might come next.” Picture: Michael Klein
15/66Adelaide Crows veteran Brodie Smith has announced his retirement after 273 games. The beloved halfback flanker played his last game for the Crows in Adelaide’s semi-final loss to Hawthorn. “I’m incredibly grateful to have lived out my childhood dream for the past 15 seasons. I think the time is right to move on and see our young boys take the next step. I’m excited by the prospect of what might come next.” Picture: Michael Klein
Brodie Smith of the Crows with his wife and child after playing his last game. Smith was an All Australian back in 2014. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
16/66Brodie Smith of the Crows with his wife and child after playing his last game. Smith was an All Australian back in 2014. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Taylor Walker signed a one-year contract extension with the Crows after saying last month he hadn’t decided yet if he will retire or play on. Photo: RoyVPhotography
17/66Taylor Walker signed a one-year contract extension with the Crows after saying last month he hadn’t decided yet if he will retire or play on. Photo: RoyVPhotography
The Bombers were crowing after beating Carlton and several other clubs to Dylan Shiel’s signature in 2018. But after seven seasons, 99 games and no finals wins the former GWS Giant is looking for a third club to continue his career after being delisted. The cut came just a day after Shiel had a 28 disposal game against the Suns. Picture: Michael Klein
18/66The Bombers were crowing after beating Carlton and several other clubs to Dylan Shiel’s signature in 2018. But after seven seasons, 99 games and no finals wins the former GWS Giant is looking for a third club to continue his career after being delisted. The cut came just a day after Shiel had a 28 disposal game against the Suns. Picture: Michael Klein
Robbie Fox is out at Sydney after playing 105 games for the Swans - including the 2022 and 2024 grand finals. Fox’s 2025 season was ruined by injury, meaning last year’s defeat to Brisbane at the MCG was his last game for the club. Picture: Michael Klein
19/66Robbie Fox is out at Sydney after playing 105 games for the Swans - including the 2022 and 2024 grand finals. Fox’s 2025 season was ruined by injury, meaning last year’s defeat to Brisbane at the MCG was his last game for the club. Picture: Michael Klein
Fox was one of four players delisted by the Swans. Indhi Kirk, the son of Swans legend Brett Kirk, was also let go. He didn’t play a senior game. Picture: Phil Hillyard
20/66Fox was one of four players delisted by the Swans. Indhi Kirk, the son of Swans legend Brett Kirk, was also let go. He didn’t play a senior game. Picture: Phil Hillyard
Caleb Mitchell, who played three AFL games in three years on the Swans’ list, was also cut. Picture: Phil Hillyard
21/66Caleb Mitchell, who played three AFL games in three years on the Swans’ list, was also cut. Picture: Phil Hillyard
The other was Ben Paton, who played four games for Sydney in 2025 after joining from St Kilda. He played 71 games for the Saints. Picture: Phil Hillyard
22/66The other was Ben Paton, who played four games for Sydney in 2025 after joining from St Kilda. He played 71 games for the Saints. Picture: Phil Hillyard
Jack Billings has been delisted by the Melbourne Demons. Picture: Michael Klein
23/66Jack Billings has been delisted by the Melbourne Demons. Picture: Michael Klein
Orazio Fantasia’s attempt to revive his career with Carlton is over. The small forward’s stint at his third AFL club ends after 21 games for the Blues. Fantasia began his career with Essendon, where he played 80 games, before joining Port, where he played 19. Picture: Brett Costello
24/66Orazio Fantasia’s attempt to revive his career with Carlton is over. The small forward’s stint at his third AFL club ends after 21 games for the Blues. Fantasia began his career with Essendon, where he played 80 games, before joining Port, where he played 19. Picture: Brett Costello
Carlton delisted three players, including 40-gamer Alex Cincotta. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
25/66Carlton delisted three players, including 40-gamer Alex Cincotta. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Harry Lemmey, who didn’t play a senior game in three seasons at the club, was the other let go. Picture: David Crosling
26/66Harry Lemmey, who didn’t play a senior game in three seasons at the club, was the other let go. Picture: David Crosling
North Melbourne also culled four players from its list, including Miller Bergman who played 16 games. Photo by Michael Klein
27/66North Melbourne also culled four players from its list, including Miller Bergman who played 16 games. Photo by Michael Klein
Kallan Dawson, a mid-season pick-up in 2022, was axed after 19 games for the Kangaroos. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)
28/66Kallan Dawson, a mid-season pick-up in 2022, was axed after 19 games for the Kangaroos. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)
Eddie Ford, who appeared 40 times at AFL level, was the most experienced player cut. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
29/66Eddie Ford, who appeared 40 times at AFL level, was the most experienced player cut. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
Another mid-season pick-up, Brynn Teakle, is gone after 15 games for North. He also played six times for Port Adelaide across the 2022 and 2023 seasons. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)
30/66Another mid-season pick-up, Brynn Teakle, is gone after 15 games for North. He also played six times for Port Adelaide across the 2022 and 2023 seasons. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)
Richmond has made the tough call to part ways with Jacob Bauer after he suffered a major knee injury in July. Bauer joined the Tigers in 2022 and played a dozen senior games. Picture: Michael Klein
31/66Richmond has made the tough call to part ways with Jacob Bauer after he suffered a major knee injury in July. Bauer joined the Tigers in 2022 and played a dozen senior games. Picture: Michael Klein
The experiment with Mate Colina at Tigerland is also over. The 213cm basketball convert never made it to the top level after battling a range of injuries. Picture: David Crosling
32/66The experiment with Mate Colina at Tigerland is also over. The 213cm basketball convert never made it to the top level after battling a range of injuries. Picture: David Crosling
The arrival of star signing Tom De Koning meant there was no room for 2024 Magarey Medalist Harry Boyd at St Kilda. Boyd played round one after joining the Saints for the 2025 season but wasn’t seen again at senior level. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
33/66The arrival of star signing Tom De Koning meant there was no room for 2024 Magarey Medalist Harry Boyd at St Kilda. Boyd played round one after joining the Saints for the 2025 season but wasn’t seen again at senior level. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Defender Angus McLennan was also delisted by St Kilda, after playing three games. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)
34/66Defender Angus McLennan was also delisted by St Kilda, after playing three games. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)
Port Adelaide veterans Jeremy Finlayson and Ryan Burton - one carrying his belongings in garbage bags, the other trudging past a rubbish bin - summed up what’s known as Black Monday after being given the bad news by the Power. Picture: @jasetaylorkemp/X
35/66Port Adelaide veterans Jeremy Finlayson and Ryan Burton - one carrying his belongings in garbage bags, the other trudging past a rubbish bin - summed up what’s known as Black Monday after being given the bad news by the Power. Picture: @jasetaylorkemp/X
But many footy fans will remember him as the supportive partner of wife Kellie, who began a battle with cancer in 2021 and captured the heart of Australia. Kellie paid tribute to her husband on Instagram after his career came to an end.
36/66But many footy fans will remember him as the supportive partner of wife Kellie, who began a battle with cancer in 2021 and captured the heart of Australia. Kellie paid tribute to her husband on Instagram after his career came to an end.
Burton played 115 games for the Power after moving back to South Australia in a trade that sent Chad Wingard to Hawthorn in 2018. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
37/66Burton played 115 games for the Power after moving back to South Australia in a trade that sent Chad Wingard to Hawthorn in 2018. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
Burton played 40 games for the Hawks before being offered up as trade bait. (AAP Image/Julian Smith)
38/66Burton played 40 games for the Hawks before being offered up as trade bait. (AAP Image/Julian Smith)
Five Port Adelaide players were delisted, including Dylan Williams. Williams was a mainstay in the Power side in 2023 but struggled to find a place in the side the past two seasons. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
39/66Five Port Adelaide players were delisted, including Dylan Williams. Williams was a mainstay in the Power side in 2023 but struggled to find a place in the side the past two seasons. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Hugh Jackson made his debut in 2025 and played nine AFL games but will need to find another home. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
40/66Hugh Jackson made his debut in 2025 and played nine AFL games but will need to find another home. (Photo by Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Yes, Willie Rioli is retiring. After 57 games with Port across three seasons, the 30-year-old small forward will wave goodbye to Alberton at the same time as coach Ken Hinkley. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)
41/66Yes, Willie Rioli is retiring. After 57 games with Port across three seasons, the 30-year-old small forward will wave goodbye to Alberton at the same time as coach Ken Hinkley. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)
Travis Boak enjoyed a thrilling upset win in the last of his 387 games for Port. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)
42/66Travis Boak enjoyed a thrilling upset win in the last of his 387 games for Port. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)
Rory Atkins is the other retiree at Port. He was given a farewell game against the Suns - just his third for the club after 91 for the Crows - including the 2017 grand final - and 37 for the Suns. He is pictured right with Power great Chad Cornes, who was also farewelled by the club after not being offered a new contract to continue as assistant coach. (Photo by James Elsby/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
43/66Rory Atkins is the other retiree at Port. He was given a farewell game against the Suns - just his third for the club after 91 for the Crows - including the 2017 grand final - and 37 for the Suns. He is pictured right with Power great Chad Cornes, who was also farewelled by the club after not being offered a new contract to continue as assistant coach. (Photo by James Elsby/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
A day after the first five Port delisting, the Power announced Jed McEntee was also being axed. The small forward played 52 games for Port. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)
44/66A day after the first five Port delisting, the Power announced Jed McEntee was also being axed. The small forward played 52 games for Port. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)
Matt Crouch of the Crows has announced his retirement. The 30-year-old played 164 games for Adelaide but just six in 2025 as coach Matthew Nicks headed in a different direction. Crouch won a best-and-fairest in 2017. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
45/66Matt Crouch of the Crows has announced his retirement. The 30-year-old played 164 games for Adelaide but just six in 2025 as coach Matthew Nicks headed in a different direction. Crouch won a best-and-fairest in 2017. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
West Coast was another club to announce a host of exits. They included big man Callum Jamieson, who played 17 games for the club. (Photo by Will Russell/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
46/66West Coast was another club to announce a host of exits. They included big man Callum Jamieson, who played 17 games for the club. (Photo by Will Russell/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Jack Petruccelle was also not offered a contract extension after 90 games and 71 goals for the Eagles across eight seasons. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
47/66Jack Petruccelle was also not offered a contract extension after 90 games and 71 goals for the Eagles across eight seasons. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Loch Rawlinson, who played his solitary senior game in gather round last year, was also delisted. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
48/66Loch Rawlinson, who played his solitary senior game in gather round last year, was also delisted. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
There are few more memorable premiership heroes at West Coast than Dom Sheed, who retires after 165 games. Picture: Mark Stewart
49/66There are few more memorable premiership heroes at West Coast than Dom Sheed, who retires after 165 games. Picture: Mark Stewart
Sheed famously kicked the winning goal in the Eagles’ 2018 grand final win against Collingwood. Picture: Michael Klein
50/66Sheed famously kicked the winning goal in the Eagles’ 2018 grand final win against Collingwood. Picture: Michael Klein
The man who kickstarted the play that ended in Sheed’s goal is also finishing up. Jeremy McGovern has been forced into premature retirement because of concussions. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)
51/66The man who kickstarted the play that ended in Sheed’s goal is also finishing up. Jeremy McGovern has been forced into premature retirement because of concussions. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)
Known as one of the game’s great intercept markers, McGovern played 197 games and earned four straight All-Australian selections at the peak of his career (2016-2019). Picture: Mark Stewart
52/66Known as one of the game’s great intercept markers, McGovern played 197 games and earned four straight All-Australian selections at the peak of his career (2016-2019). Picture: Mark Stewart
Another emotional ending happened at Carlton when Sam Docherty played his final game. Picture: Michael Klein
53/66Another emotional ending happened at Carlton when Sam Docherty played his final game. Picture: Michael Klein
The inspirational former Carlton co-captain played 184 games and inspired the country by persevering through two bouts of testicular cancer in 2020 and 2021 - and three ACL injuries in 2018, 2019 and 2024. Picture: Instagram
54/66The inspirational former Carlton co-captain played 184 games and inspired the country by persevering through two bouts of testicular cancer in 2020 and 2021 - and three ACL injuries in 2018, 2019 and 2024. Picture: Instagram
Will Hoskin-Elliott has also called time on his career after 242 games. Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images.
55/66Will Hoskin-Elliott has also called time on his career after 242 games. Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images.
But the high-flying 2023 premiership player already has a stacked scrapbook of great snaps from his career, which also included 52 games with GWS. Picture: Tim Carrafa
56/66But the high-flying 2023 premiership player already has a stacked scrapbook of great snaps from his career, which also included 52 games with GWS. Picture: Tim Carrafa
Michael Walters is retiring after an excellent 239-game career with the Fremantle Dockers that saw him kick 365 goals. (Photo by James Worsfold/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)
57/66Michael Walters is retiring after an excellent 239-game career with the Fremantle Dockers that saw him kick 365 goals. (Photo by James Worsfold/AFL Photos/via Getty Images)
Nat Fyfe is the most accomplished player farewelling the game in 2025. (Photo by James Wiltshire/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
58/66Nat Fyfe is the most accomplished player farewelling the game in 2025. (Photo by James Wiltshire/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
A premiership medal is basically the only thing missing from Fyfe’s trophy cabinet. He was a Brownlow Medal vote-polling machine early in his career and won the award twice. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
59/66A premiership medal is basically the only thing missing from Fyfe’s trophy cabinet. He was a Brownlow Medal vote-polling machine early in his career and won the award twice. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Quinton Narkle, who played 41 games for Geelong, 16 for Port and two for Fremantle, was the other Docker to call it a day. Picture: Michael Klein
60/66Quinton Narkle, who played 41 games for Geelong, 16 for Port and two for Fremantle, was the other Docker to call it a day. Picture: Michael Klein
Travis Boak isn’t the only 300-gamer waving goodbye this year. Inspirational Giants midfielder Callan Ward will finish on 327 games after confirming his retirement, following a season-ending knee injury in round 12. Picture: Michael Klein
61/66Travis Boak isn’t the only 300-gamer waving goodbye this year. Inspirational Giants midfielder Callan Ward will finish on 327 games after confirming his retirement, following a season-ending knee injury in round 12. Picture: Michael Klein
Luke Breust is the flip side of Ward’s experience. The Hawks small forward won three flags early in his career and retires as one of the great small forwards with 553 goals.
62/66Luke Breust is the flip side of Ward’s experience. The Hawks small forward won three flags early in his career and retires as one of the great small forwards with 553 goals.
The future of another premiership hero - Richmond’s Kamdyn McIntosh - is also up in the air after he wasn’t offered a new contract by the Tigers. Picture: Michael Klein
63/66The future of another premiership hero - Richmond’s Kamdyn McIntosh - is also up in the air after he wasn’t offered a new contract by the Tigers. Picture: Michael Klein
Zaine Cordy has also been told his services are no longer required by St Kilda. Cordy joined the Saints as a free agent ahead of the 2023 season but only managed 23 games in three seasons. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
64/66Zaine Cordy has also been told his services are no longer required by St Kilda. Cordy joined the Saints as a free agent ahead of the 2023 season but only managed 23 games in three seasons. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
St Kilda also says goodbye to retiring veteran Jimmy Webster. Webster played 180 games across 14 seasons. Picture: Michael Klein
65/66St Kilda also says goodbye to retiring veteran Jimmy Webster. Webster played 180 games across 14 seasons. Picture: Michael Klein
Taylor Duryea finished his career as a 100-game player at two clubs and played in the 2021 decider for the Dogs. Picture: Michael Klein
66/66Taylor Duryea finished his career as a 100-game player at two clubs and played in the 2021 decider for the Dogs. Picture: Michael Klein
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