2023 Jumper Numbers

[Axe Man]

[bornadog]

Releasing numbers day by day

[jazzadogs]

Releasing numbers day by day

It's good, easy content. Kudos to the media team - I wonder if we have had any change in that department this off-season?

[bornadog]

It's good, easy content. Kudos to the media team - I wonder if we have had any change in that department this off-season?

I noticed a job ad a month or so ago on LinkedIn for the role.

[SquirrelGrip]

https://www.westernbulldogs.com.au/news/1253237/

No-one's mentioned that Cody's namesake - Dale at Richmond, the original Flea - also wore number 3.

[The Underdog]

I mean, we're all concentrating on the curse of 19, but I bet the 19 jumper didn't expect to show up this year and have to face a bigger, better Liam Jones than the one it ruined. Consider this Liam's revenge.

[bulldogtragic]

Playing at home:

3: Weightman
5:
7: Lobb
8:
12:
13:
18:
19: Jones


To be allocated: Busslinger, Clarke, Gallagher, SSP 1, SSP 2

[Axe Man]

Bulldogs confirm 2023 guernsey numbers

The four newest Western Bulldogs have received their guernsey numbers for season 2023.

The four newest Western Bulldogs have received their guernsey numbers for season 2023.

First-round draftee Jedd Busslinger will wear number 5, made vacant by Josh Dunkley.

Crafty small forward Charlie Clarke will take #8, previously worn by Stef Martin, while mature-age utility Harvey Gallagher asumes Zaine Cordy’s #12.

Oskar Baker will wear number 13, last worn by Josh Schache, after donning #33 at Melbourne for five seasons.

As revealed last week, Cody Weightman has moved into the revered #3, Liam Jones has returned to #19, and Rory Lobb has inherited #7.

5. Jedd Busslinger
Past players

2018 – 2022: Josh Dunkley
2007 – 2017: Matthew Boyd
1993 – 2006: Rohan Smith
1962 – 1969: Ian Bryant
1951 – 1957: Peter Box
1934 – 1940: George Bennett

8. Charlie Clarke
Past players

2021 – 2022: Stef Martin
2001 – 2010: Mitch Hahn
1994 – 2000: Danny Southern
1982 – 1991: Rick Kennedy

12. Harvey Gallagher
Past players

2015 – 2022: Zaine Cordy
2007 – 2014: Tom Williams
1996 – 1999: James Cook
1955 – 1956, 1958 – 1962: Alex Gardiner
1945 – 1952: Merv Laffey

13. Oskar Baker
Past players

2018 – 2022: Josh Schache
2017: Travis Cloke
2001 – 2014: Daniel Giansiracusa
1936 – 1940: Bob Flanigan

[GVGjr]

I quite like these allocations.

All the best boys.

[bulldogtragic]

Bulldogs confirm 2023 guernsey numbers

The four newest Western Bulldogs have received their guernsey numbers for season 2023.

The four newest Western Bulldogs have received their guernsey numbers for season 2023.

First-round draftee Jedd Busslinger will wear number 5, made vacant by Josh Dunkley.

Crafty small forward Charlie Clarke will take #8, previously worn by Stef Martin, while mature-age utility Harvey Gallagher asumes Zaine Cordy’s #12.

Oskar Baker will wear number 13, last worn by Josh Schache, after donning #33 at Melbourne for five seasons.

As revealed last week, Cody Weightman has moved into the revered #3, Liam Jones has returned to #19, and Rory Lobb has inherited #7.

5. Jedd Busslinger
Past players

2018 – 2022: Josh Dunkley
2007 – 2017: Matthew Boyd
1993 – 2006: Rohan Smith
1962 – 1969: Ian Bryant
1951 – 1957: Peter Box
1934 – 1940: George Bennett

8. Charlie Clarke
Past players

2021 – 2022: Stef Martin
2001 – 2010: Mitch Hahn
1994 – 2000: Danny Southern
1982 – 1991: Rick Kennedy

12. Harvey Gallagher
Past players

2015 – 2022: Zaine Cordy
2007 – 2014: Tom Williams
1996 – 1999: James Cook
1955 – 1956, 1958 – 1962: Alex Gardiner
1945 – 1952: Merv Laffey

13. Oskar Baker
Past players

2018 – 2022: Josh Schache
2017: Travis Cloke
2001 – 2014: Daniel Giansiracusa
1936 – 1940: Bob Flanigan

Random question. What's been our best, and lowest total jumper numbers in total forward line- Now seems low:

Marra 2
Weightman 3 (5)
Lobb 7 (12)
Clarke 8 (20)
Darcy 10 (30)
Naughton 33 (63)

[jazzadogs]

Random question. What's been our best, and lowest total jumper numbers in total forward line- Now seems low:

Marra 2
Weightman 3 (5)
Lobb 7 (12)
Clarke 8 (20)
Darcy 10 (30)
Naughton 33 (63)

Doesn't answer your question but similar area:
Since 2000, only two teams have won a premiership with nobody wearing #1, 2 or 3 on GF day. Which teams?

[soupman]

Doesn't answer your question but similar area:
Since 2000, only two teams have won a premiership with nobody wearing #1, 2 or 3 on GF day. Which teams?

I've given it a go, highlight so others don't get spoiled if I'm right.

2000 Essendon. I can't remember. Maybe there was a Johnson in 1?
2001-03 Brisbane, Voss played in all.
2004 Port. Can't remember. Wakelin might have been 2?
2005. Sydney. Hall.
2006. West Coast. Judd
2007. Geelong. Bartel
2008. Hawthorn. Roughead.
2009. Geelong. Bartel
2010. Collingwood. Davis technically?
2011. Geelong. Bartel
2012. Sydney. McVeigh.
2013. Hawks. Roughead
2014. Hawks. Lewis
2015. Hawks. Roughead.
2016. Us. Wallis out. Murphy out. Grant out.
2017. Richmond. Vlastuin
2018. West Coast. Gaff was out. Waterman wouldn't have played. Ryan maybe though?
2019. Richmond. Prestia
2020 Richmond. Vlastuin or Prestia
2021. Melbourne. Salem. May.
2022. Geelong. Tuohy.

So I guess us, West Coast in 2018 and Collingwood 2010 with no one wearing it on the winning GF day? Port 04 otherwise.

Shit I now read it's only two. It'd be us and Collingwood i reckon based on the weird wording and an ever increasing suspicion Ryan did play.

[bornadog]

Doesn't answer your question but similar area:
Since 2000, only two teams have won a premiership with nobody wearing #1, 2 or 3 on GF day. Which teams?

Bulldogs have to be one

[mjp]

Bulldogs have to be one

West Coast in 2018. I don’t know who 1 is but waterman is 2 and he didn’t play and Gaff was suspended.

If I’m right I actually hate that I could work this out with reference.

[jazzadogs]

Bulldogs have to be one

Yeh this was obviously the basis to the question haha. No Suckling, Murphy or Wallis. I had a feeling we would be in rare company...

North 1999 had Mick Martyn as their lowest in #4. Only Shannon Grant 6 and Adam Simpson 7 as other single digit numbers. Prior to 2000, but the reason my question started in 2000.

2018 Eagles had Liam Ryan in #1 and Lecras in #2 for his last game.

2010 Collingwood was the second, although Soupman has pointed out Davis which passed me by - he didn't play on the winning day but did get a medal and I think is listed as a premiership player for his 6 touches in the draw.