Peter Blucher

until Nassir Wanganeen's Miller.

Two-vote game, of course, it was last year.

So Brisbane, with 10 wins, got in and they were eighth, played Carlton, who were first, with 20 wins.

But Carlton jumped them early.

Brisbane outscored them from that point on.

They lost by 13 points.

Carlton won the prelim and the grand final by 10 goals.

So Brisbane were notionally the second-best side in the league.

His job was done.

His last game at Brisbane was the club's first unbelievable job.

And six years later,

when Brisbane won its first flag.

He was in the Channel 7 commentary box all prim and proper and unbiased and everything.

But really he wasn't because no less than 10 members of that side had debuted under him and it's a pretty special 10.

Voss, Ackermanis, Ashcroft, Hart, the Norm Smith medalist, Keating, Lappin, Lepich, McRae, Chris Scott and White.

And he was like a father figure to them all.

He knew when to

People are kicking a butt and you want to give them a cuddle.

He did both often and he left a legacy that was just enormous.

There only ever been, well, there were previously only two people in history of the game that have been a Hall of Fame legend at two clubs.