With 31 days to go  until Essendon’s Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, Don The Stat  continues its daily countdown through Essendon’s guernsey history. Guernsey Number 31  has been worn by a wide range of players across eras, but over time it has become one of the most iconic numbers in Essendon history. The first recorded wearer was Jack Woolley  in 1914 , before the jumper settled into more sustained use through players such as Jim Quinn , who wore the number from 1925 to 1931 ,

With 32 days to go  until Essendon’s Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, Don The Stat  continues its daily countdown through Essendon’s guernsey history. Guernsey Number 32  has been worn by some of the club’s most enduring figures and has featured prominently in Premiership success across multiple eras. The first recorded Bomber to wear the number was Norm McLean  in 1920 , but the jumper soon found stability through Len Webster , who wore #32 from 1927 to 1938 , playing 145 games

With 33 days to go  until Essendon’s Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, Don The Stat  continues its daily countdown through Essendon’s guernsey history. Guernsey Number 33  has been worn by 28 Essendon players , and its history is deeply intertwined with Premiership success across multiple eras. The first Bomber to wear the number was Charlie Hardy , who wore #33 from 1921 to 1924 , playing 30 games  and winning a Premiership in 1923  while wearing the jumper. The number re-emerged