COLLINGWOOD'S rising star and son-of-a-gun Josh Daicos will put to bed the No.26 he has worn over the past four seasons and don the No.7 in 2021.
The Pies have revealed all their number changes for the upcoming season, with top draft selection Oliver Henry inheriting the No.35 guernsey (as is the club tradition).
Jay Rantall will be at the top of each team sheet after claiming the Magpies' No.1, and one-gamer Will Kelly - who was struck down with injury on debut - was asked by the retired Ben Reid to wear his No.20.
>> CHECK OUT ALL THE PLAYERS WITH NEW NUMBERS BELOW
Second-year player Trent Bianco takes No.8 from the retired Tom Langdon, Irishman Mark Keane will wear Dayne Beams' No.11, and former basketballer Tom Wilson takes on board the vacant No.12.
2. Ben Keays, 3. Fischer McAsey, 6. Jackson Hately, 7. Riley Thilthorpe, 10. Luke Pedlar, 15. Brayden Cook, 20. Mitch Hinge, 21. Sam Berry, 31. James Rowe, 35. James Borlase, 42. Tariek Newchurch
Presenting our new No.7 ???? Full list of 2021 guernsey numbers in the link #weflyasone
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) December 16, 2020
3. Joe Daniher, 12. Nakia Cockatoo, 19. Henry Smith, 20. Jaxon Prior, 21. Tom Fullarton, 22. Harry Sharp, 34. Blake Coleman, 39. Carter Michael, 41. Deividas Uosis
6. Zac Williams, 8. Lachie Fogarty, 16. Jack Carroll, 26. Luke Parks, 29. Corey Durdin, 42. Adam Saad
WhErE aRe ThE jUmPeR nUmBeRs? ????
— Carlton FC (@CarltonFC) January 20, 2021
1. Jay Rantall, 7. Josh Daicos, 8. Trent Bianco, 11. Mark Keane, 12. Tom Wilson, 15. Max Lynch, 18. Finlay Macrae, 20. Will Kelly, 21. Trey Ruscoe, 26. Reef McInnes, 27. Caleb Poulter, 29. Liam McMahon, 31. Beau McCreery, 33. Jack Ginnivan, 34. Isaac Chugg, 35. Oliver Henry
Those new training guernseys ?? pic.twitter.com/o72rrffeoL
— Collingwood FC (@CollingwoodFC) February 11, 2021
2. Sam Draper, 6. Jye Caldwell, 13. Nik Cox, 16. Archie Perkins, 19. Nick Hind, 20. Peter Wright, 31. Zach Reid, 32. Josh Eyre, 38. Cody Brand
31. It's ????????.
— Essendon FC (@essendonfc) December 17, 2020
1. Sam Sturt, 3. Caleb Serong, 17. Brett Bewley, 22. Lloyd Meek, 23. Liam Henry, 24. Leno Thomas, 27. Heath Chapman, 30. Nathan O'Driscoll, 31. Brandon Walker, 34. Joel Western, 35. Josh Treacy, 38. Tobe Watson
They’re here ???? #foreverfreo pic.twitter.com/LjmrJhj1Ju
— Fremantle Dockers (@freodockers) December 18, 2020
4. Shaun Higgins, 5. Jeremy Cameron, 7. Isaac Smith, 9. Max Holmes, 21. Nick Stevens, 33. Shannon Neale, 36. Paul Tsapatolis
?There’s a lot of history here at this club in that jumper, to be given the opportunity to wear it was a big thing.? pic.twitter.com/40zin5JCV3
— Geelong Cats (@GeelongCats) December 15, 2020
1. Hugh Greenwood, 2. Rory Atkins, 17. Oleg Markov, 21. Jacob Townsend, 30. Alex Davies, 33. Aiden Fyfe, 36. Elijah Hollands, 38. Rhys Nicholls, 40. Joel Jeffrey, 45. Luke Towey, 47. Hewago Paul Oea
New year, new numbers. Take a look at the new guernsey numbers for 2021. #ChallengeAccepted pic.twitter.com/yZFzClEock
— Gold Coast Suns (@GoldCoastSUNS) January 12, 2021
5. Tanner Bruhn, 9. Ryan Angwin, 10. Jacob Wehr, 11. Braydon Preuss, 18. Conor Stone, 23. Jesse Hogan, 29. Cameron Fleeton, 35. Will Shaw
The fresh jumper numbers for 2021 are in!
— GWS GIANTS (@GWSGIANTS) December 18, 2020
12. Will Day, 13. Oliver Hanrahan, 16. Tom Phillips, 24. James Cousins, 28. Kyle Hartigan, 30. Damon Greaves, 31. Keegan Brooksby, 33. Harry Pepper, 37. Ned Reeves, 38. Denver Grainger-Barras, 40. Seamus Mitchell, 41. Connor Downie, 42. Tyler Brockman, 43. Jack Saunders
An incredible honour for an exciting young player and his family. ??????
— Hawthorn FC (@HawthornFC) December 19, 2020
Find out why it was Will's dream to wear the number 12. ??#Always pic.twitter.com/AvEr5552Ib
16. Bailey Laurie, 17. Jake Bowey, 19. Fraser Rosman, 21. Marty Hore, 50. Ben Brown
“I’d like to think I can play anywhere. But outside mid and high half-forward – I’ve been pretty suited to that position. I wouldn’t mind playing that for the Dees, if I get the chance.” – Jake Bowey
— Melbourne Demons (@melbournefc) December 15, 2020
Jumper number reveal ??. Any guesses?#FiredUp pic.twitter.com/Sn04OuqF1u
1. Jack Mahony, 2. Jaidyn Stephenson, 4. Aidan Corr, 5. Curtis Taylor, 15. Atu Bosenavulagi, 17. Lachie Young, 24. Tom Powell, 29. Will Phillips, 31. Connor Menadue, 33. Patrick Walker, 35. Charlie Lazzaro, 36. Phoenix Spicer, 40. Eddie Ford
29 for Phillips, 2 for Stephenson, 4 for Corr.
— North Melbourne (@NMFCOfficial) December 15, 2020
Check out all 13 new guernsey number recipients for 2021 ??
7. Xavier Duursma, 13. Orazio Fantasia, 21. Aliir Aliir, 23. Dylan Williams, 30. Ollie Lord, 34. Lachie Jones, 37. Taj Schofield, 50. Tyson Goldsack
We have confirmed our 2021 guernsey numbers as the boys return to the training track this week ????#weareportadelaide https://t.co/d8rTLXhxCy
— Port Adelaide FC (@PAFC) January 3, 2021
16. Jake Aarts, 32. Samson Ryan, 39. Mate Colina, 49. Maurice Rioli Jnr
?? Guernsey numbers are confirmed for 2021
— Richmond FC ???? (@Richmond_FC) December 27, 2020
5. Brad Crouch, 22. Jack Higgins, 24. James Frawley, 27. Shaun McKernan, 30. Matthew Allison, 34. Tom Highmore
6. Logan McDonald, 16. Braeden Campbell, 21. Errol Gulden, 31. Tom Hickey, 33. Marc Sheather, 36. Joel Amartey, 40. Malachy Carruthers
ICYMI
— Sydney Swans (@sydneyswans) December 18, 2020
We've announced our 2021 guernsey numbers: https://t.co/1u3ZQajgZU#Bloods pic.twitter.com/iQwo5QFxoc
7. Zac Langdon, 16. Luke Edwards, 22. Isiah Winder, 23. Alex Witherden, 26. Zane Trew, 31. Jamaine Jones
1. Adam Treloar, 8. Stefan Martin, 22. Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, 26. Dominic Bedendo, 29. Mitch Hannan, 30. Lachlan McNeil
Take note ?? ?? 2021 Player Numbers have been revealed!#MightyWest pic.twitter.com/yBOlPOmp9s
— Western Bulldogs (@westernbulldogs) December 15, 2020
