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Good article/interview with the guy in this weeks footy budget, 150 games under his belt with plenty more to come from the sounds of things.....could easily play 250 and if the body is willing do a Kris Miller and push for 300......a fantastic feat in todwys WAFL climate......cant put a price on loyalty.....hopefully the fella has a quiet one this weekend and takes pity on a club in turmoil on and off the footy field

Freezin wrote: Good article/interview with the guy in this weeks footy budget, 150 games under his belt with plenty more to come from the sounds of things.....could easily play 250 and if the body is willing do a Kris Miller and push for 300......a fantastic feat in todwys WAFL climate......cant put a price on loyalty.....hopefully the fella has a quiet one this weekend and takes pity on a club in turmoil on and off the footy field

Well said Freeze !

Has played all his football at Swan Districts I believe. And barring major injury, will be playing for many more seasons.

Tony has been a consistent performer throughout his career at Swans. His ability to take contested marks is outstanding. He is a great club man and was a deserved winner of the Swan medal a few years back. Definitely one of my favourite players in the current team. Congrats to Tony on achieving his 150th

Congrats to the best high mark in the league, takes more hangers in a game than anyone else I have seen in the comp- it is regulation for him - and hopefully we can get the job done for him! Good on ya Nottie!

Well done, indeed. It is a really good milestone.

All Swans' supporters appreciate the effort he puts in every game. Well done. He with a couple of others form the backbone of our league team.

Seen him single handedly turn games from taking big contested marks at critical times to get swans up. Well done Tony.

I still remember Tony's first Colts game as a 16yo and knew straight away we had a pretty special player coming through.
He is one of the finest aerialist's of the modern era and deserves to play in a Premiership to go with his life membership before he retires for his beloved Black & Whites!

Reminds me of Jeremy Howe from Melbourne very exciting to watch. A little hit and miss defensively but a very dangerous loose man floating around. Congratulations Tony.