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Legends to be recognised by Australian Football Hall of Fame
A number of fresh inductees have joined the Australian Football Hall of Fame, while the 34th legend had a brilliant story about a pre-season training regime with his wife. Follow live.
The Australian Football Hall of Fame is set to welcome new members tonight as the sport recognises some of its greatest players.
We’ll have all the action from the night and the highlights from speeches — plus all the action from the red carpet.
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John Worsfold says football governed every life decision he made, from his teenage years to becoming a premiership captain, qualified pharmacist and now an Australian Football Hall of Famer.
From prodigy to 400-game great, lifetime Bomber earns Hall of Fame spot
A 400-game great for the Bombers, Dustin Fletcher has earned a place in the Australian Football Hall of Fame
DUSTIN Fletcher grew up at the Essendon Football Club. His father, Ken, played 264 games for the club between 1967 and 1980.
So, to be entering the Australian Football Hall of Fame as a lifetime Essendon player, a 400-game player who still works for the club, is an incredible achievement.
"Yep, pretty special," he said. "Especially when you see some of the names on the list. I'm just rapt the AFL made that decision."
By his own admission, Fletcher's career can be divided into two parts.
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AFL Hall of Fame LIVE: 34th Legend named as champion coach among six inductees
The greatest honour in Australian football is being awarded tonight with the 2026 Hall of Fame class unveiled in Melbourne.
Fox Footy is the only place to watch the live broadcast tonight from 7:30pm AEST as six new inductees are announced.
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It’s already known that Swan Districts great Bill Walker became the Australian Football Hall of Fame’s 34th Legend, with his elevation announced earlier this year.
Walker is the only man in WA football history to have won four Sandover Medals, joining the smaller group of Legends who spent their careers primarily or entirely outside of the VFL, such as Ken Farmer (elevated in 2025), Russell Ebert (2022), Merv McIntosh (2021), Jack Oatey (2021), Barrie Robran (2001) and Graham ‘Polly’ Farmer (1996 inaugural selection).
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