| Premierships: |
1909, 1918, 1933, 2005 |
| Night Series Premierships: |
1982, 1956, 1957, 1960 |
| Most Matches as Coach: |
Paul Roos (2002 - 2010) 202 games
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Rodney Eade (1996-2002) 152 games |
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Ian Stewart (1976-77; 1979-81) 111 games |
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Charlie E. Pannam (1923-28) 108 games |
| Most Matches as Captain: |
Paul Kelly (1993-2002) 182 games |
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Bob Skilton (1959-71) 165 games |
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Dennis Carroll (1986-92) 131 games |
| Most Goals in a Match: |
Tony Lockett - 16.0 (round 19, 1995) |
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Bob Pratt - 15.3 (round 3, 1934) |
| Most Goals in a Season: |
Bob Pratt - 150 goals (1934) |
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Tony Lockett - 121 (1996) |
| Brownlow Medallists: |
Herbie Matthews - 1940 |
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Ron Clegg - 1949 |
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Fred Goldsmith - 1955 |
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Bob Skilton - 1959, 1963, 1968 |
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Peter Bedford - 1970 |
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Graeme Teasdale - 1977 |
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Barry Round - 1981 |
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Greg Williams - 1986 |
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Gerard Healy - 1988 |
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Paul Kelly - 1995 |
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Adam Goodes - 2003 & 2006 |
| Most Best And Fairest Awards: |
9 - Bob Skilton (1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968) |
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5 - J Herbie Matthews (1936, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1943) |
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5 - Peter Bedford (1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1975) |
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4 - Paul Kelly (1992, 1993, 1996, 1997) |
| Highest Score: |
36-20-236 v Essendon 11-7-73; round 17, 1987, Sydney Cricket Ground |
| Greatest Winning Margin: |
171 points v St Kilda, round 12, 1919, Lake Oval |
| Longest Winning Sequence: |
12 (round 5, 1918 - Grand Final, 1918) |
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12 (round 10, 1933 - round 1, 1934) |
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12 (round 2, 1935 - round 13, 1935) |
| Longest Losing Sequence: |
29 (round 7, 1972 - round 13, 1973) |
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26 (round 9, 1992 - round 12, 1993) |
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14 (round 2, 1938 - round 15, 1938) |
