Each AFL club’s biggest cult hero of the last 25 years

Who has been each AFL club’s biggest cult hero of the last 25 years?

On SEN Mornings, Julian De Stoop has been running the ‘Club Calibration’ segment which asks various footy questions to see how in sync each fanbase is.

First up was finding out the best win for each of the 18 clubs since the year 2000. Then we had the most traumatic loss.

We also took a look at the best individual player and most underrated player, and the best decision and worst decision made by each club.

Then we had a look at each club’s ‘What If’ moment and ‘What If’ player.

Next up: the cult heroes.

The below responses came through most frequently from SEN listeners.

Each AFL club’s biggest cult hero of the last 25 years

Adelaide: Graham Johncock

Brisbane: Daniel Merrett

Carlton: Dennis Armfield or Eddie Betts

Collingwood: Leon Davis

Essendon: Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti

Fremantle: Clive Waterhouse

Geelong: Max Rooke

Gold Coast: Nick Holman & Karmichael Hunt

GWS Giants: Shane Mumford

Hawthorn: Matt Spangher

Melbourne: Nathan Carroll

North Melbourne: Byron Pickett & Mick Martyn

Port Adelaide: Justin Westhoff

Richmond: Jake King

St Kilda: Fraser Gehrig

Sydney: Lewis Roberts-Thomson

West Coast: Quentin Lynch

Western Bulldogs: Shane Biggs