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Clarke joined Richmond in January 2009 as a recruiter and was elevated to lead recruitment of the national pool in 2017, where his significant contributions included involvement in three premierships.
The experienced recruiter also spent 12 years with Melbourne before joining Richmond.
Richmond General Manager – Football Talent Blair Hartley said that the Club wished Clarke all the best for the next step in his football journey.
“Matt has worked incredibly hard for this opportunity and the chance to manage an AFL list,” he said.
“It is always sad to see good people go, and Matt is certainly that – but we did not want to stand in the way of him progressing his career.
“We thank Matt for his 15 years of service to Richmond and wish him and his family, Leigh, Emmy, and Jasper, well for the future.”
Throughout the final years of the 1990s, AFL clubs across the land looked backward rather than forward, with selectors, historians and superstars converging to name their Teams of the 20th Century.
So, as we near the quarter-time mark of the 21st century, what better time to run the rule on which players are likely to feature when the selectors of tomorrow get together in several decades’ time?
While every club has an array of deadset legends that can be called on, we here at Zero Hanger have employed the following rules of selection:
