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Track to play his 100th consecutive game against Port Adelaide next week, the 17th Demon to do so

244 - Jim Stynes (1987-98) - VFL/AFL Recordย 
226 - Adem Yze (1997-08)
144 - Don Cordner (1942-50)
135 - Billy Deans (1943-50)
127 - Richard Taylor (1922-29)
131 - Greg Wells (1971-77)
127 - Clayton Oliver (2016-22)
123 - Hassa Mann (1959-65)
117 - Brett Lovett (1987-92) ย 
113 - Brian Kenneally (1962-68)
109 - Nathan Jones (2012-17)
107 - Shane Woewodin (1997-02)
106 - Brian Dixon (1956-61)
104 - Gary Hardeman (1971-76)
101 - Norm Smith (1937-42),ย  Denis Cordner (1951-56)
99 - Christian Petracca (2018-22)

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Tracca joins an elite group next week and I hope that Clarry can keep his run going. But donโ€™t want him to risk further injury.๐Ÿ˜ขโœ…๐Ÿ’•

  • 1 month later...

TRACCโ€™s 150th game next week!!!

Letโ€™s all hope he gets to celebrate TWO awesome things that night!

On the same night itโ€™s Tommy Sparrowโ€™s 50th (already!)ย 

Edited by WalkingCivilWar

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On 7/9/2022 at 12:53 PM, 2021 Premiers said:

Track to play his 100th consecutive game against Port Adelaide next week, the 17th Demon to do so

244 - Jim Stynes (1987-98) - VFL/AFL Recordย 
226 - Adem Yze (1997-08)
144 - Don Cordner (1942-50)
135 - Billy Deans (1943-50)
127 - Richard Taylor (1922-29)
131 - Greg Wells (1971-77)
127 - Clayton Oliver (2016-22)
123 - Hassa Mann (1959-65)
117 - Brett Lovett (1987-92) ย 
113 - Brian Kenneally (1962-68)
109 - Nathan Jones (2012-17)
107 - Shane Woewodin (1997-02)
106 - Brian Dixon (1956-61)
104 - Gary Hardeman (1971-76)
101 - Norm Smith (1937-42),ย  Denis Cordner (1951-56)
99 - Christian Petracca (2018-22)

Be nice if his run continues and 'tracs' like N.Smith's or, even better, B.Dixon's before him, which came with 3 and 4 flags respectively!

As an aside, Jack Crisp up to 185 consecutive games - that streak is starting to get a bit too close to the record for comfort.


2 hours ago, poita said:

As an aside, Jack Crisp up to 185 consecutive games - that streak is starting to get a bit too close to the record for comfort.

Couldn't agree more. Needs to sling tackle someone.

5 hours ago, poita said:

As an aside, Jack Crisp up to 185 consecutive games - that streak is starting to get a bit too close to the record for comfort.

He must be close to burnt out?...

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Norm's record is pretty decent considering it was WWII at the time!


7 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

TRACCโ€™s 150th game next week!!!

Letโ€™s all hope he gets to celebrate TWO awesome things that night!

On the same night itโ€™s Tommy Sparrowโ€™s 50th (already!)ย 

Michael Hibberd will also bring up 100 MFC games. Big night of milestones!

19 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Michael Hibberd will also bring up 100 MFC games. Big night of milestones!

I asked if that would be included on the banner as well as Traccโ€™s and Sparrowโ€™s milestones but unfortunately itโ€™s only ever total number of games that gets a mention.
All good though, WE know heโ€™s marking his 100th as a Demon and we love him for it.ย 

Great achievement. Seems a long time ago that he missed a whole season with a knee.i Must admit I was worried he'd make after that. Glad he proved me wrong

Just a curious thought about the difference between Oliver's consecutive run from debut, and Petracca now getting a stable run at it after a very interrupted start to his career. Gawn and Brayshaw have each only missed five games in the last five years.

Got a whole group of young guys rarely missing a game now, too. Touch wood but it really seems we've got our preventative conditioning sorted out.

Side note; how ridiculous is it that Nathan Jones managed 109 consecutive games starting from 2012. Resilience personified, physically and mentally.

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3 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I asked if that would be included on the banner as well as Traccโ€™s and Sparrowโ€™s milestones but unfortunately itโ€™s only ever total number of games that gets a mention.
All good though, WE know heโ€™s marking his 100th as a Demon and we love him for it.ย 

make a seperate little banner for hibba that he can run through between the time he leaves the rooms and arrives in the tunnel onto the ground.ย 


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