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Football clubs are built upon the foundations laid by their forebears. Fortunately, ‘Bert’ Howson was on the tools. He dedicated a lifetime to the club, serving as a player, captain, committeeman, secretary and coach. Our latest Hall of Fame Bio, presented by QBE Australia #Bloods

Pumped to contribute this creative piece for the exhibition pamphlet at my brother @simonfitzsimon’s latest show at @orangeregionalgallery Tully’s exhibition, ‘How do you like them apples?’ is brilliant. Check it out.

Moving to Melbourne to play with the Swans, Graeme John's playing career with the Club spanned the years 1964 to 1969, during which time he played 77 games and kicked 97 goals playing at centre half-forward. Our latest Hall of Fame Bio, presented by QBE Australia #Bloods

Nice video package showcasing our new ⁦⁦Sydney Swans⁩ museum. Made a cameo appearance 😊 Come and visit! #Bloods sydneyswans.com.au/video/1752859/…

A forward recruited from Leopold, Edward “Ted” Johnson represented South Melbourne from 1923 to 1931, playing 136 games and kicking 385 goals. He was the Club’s leading goalkicker six consecutive seasons from 1923 to 1928. Read our latest HOF Bio, presented by QBE Australia #Bloods

"He was incredibly driven to succeed. People saw Tadhg's outgoing, upbeat personality, but behind that was a steely resolve to be the very best player he could be." Tadhg Kennelly’s is one of the great sporting stories. Today we feature his Hall of Fame bio, presented by QBE Australia

One of the great privileges of creating these Hall of Fame pieces is spending time with some remarkable characters. Tadhg has genuine warmth and a bucket load of Irish charm. He also worked his arse off to become the player he was. One of our sport’s greatest stories.

The Chad commits to Sydney. ✍🏼 Chad Warner will call the Harbour City home until at least the end of the 2027 season, after signing a two-year contract extension. #Bloods

My great grandfather, Hughie Kerr. World War One. Courageous. Inspiring. Just a boy. #lestweforget #AnzacDay2025

Different colours. Same champion. Congratulations Parks. A true Bloods warrior.

The Kimberley family has barracked for the Bloods since the club’s inception during the 1870s. A member of their third generation of supporters, Craig’s contributions stretch far beyond fervent; they’ve been fundamental to the Swans’ survival. #Bloods

Craig Kimberley is one of the Sydney Swans most unsung heroes. Without his graft, passion and incredible generosity, the club, most likely would not exist. The 1st non-playing or coaching Hall of Famer, Kimberley’s is a legendary #Bloods story. sydneyswans.com.au/news/1769302/h…

Nothing but ❤️🤍

Premiership-winning coach Paul Roos happily classifies Stuart Maxfield as one of the club's most impactful captains. Under his captaincy, the “Bloods” culture flourished and ultimately led to the 2005 Premiership. Our latest Hall of Fame Bio, presented by QBE Australia #Bloods

Hero.

Playing at South Ballarat in 1885, Dennis “Dinny” McKay was a promising player that virtually all the VFA clubs vied for his services. A member of the premiership teams of 1888, 1889 and 1890, he topped the Club’s goalkicking in 1887. His Hall of Fame Bio, presented by QBE Australia

Celebrating 20 years since our 2005 Premiership 🏆

FEATURE | As we prepare to celebrate the 20th anniversary of our drought breaking 2005 premiership this Saturday evening, Joe Moore reflects on the historic Premiership. #Bloods