Cody Weightman

Fremantle, Melbourne, Port, St Kilda, West Coast, one.

That certainly totally makes sense, except that GWS have had two.

So, I mean, yeah.

And Jarrah Witts is far and away the leader at

63 or something or other, you ain't going to get this.

Yeah, the first one was Bill Winley, who was a member of the first ever South Melbourne side.

He played, had won three flags in the VFA.

And so he played, he got to 100 in 1905.

His games record for South was the club record until Michael Lachlan, 102 years later,

and then worked on the Argus in a sports reporting role for many, many, many years.

One of the greats of the game.

Teddy Rankin and Henry Young at Geelong were both in 1909.

George Angus at Collingwood in the grand final of 1910.

Ted Rowell at Collingwood.

Les Hughes at Collingwood.

Jack Bissett, Richmond and South Melbourne in 1936.

Gordon Coventry.

1937, John Lewis at 1337, and Jim Adamson at North Melbourne in 1941.

So it was a pretty rare feat early days because they started playing football so much later.

I mean, they didn't start at 17 and 18 back then.