2 – Podsiadly was rookie-listed twice before being recruited by Geelong and finally making his AFL debut in 2010. He was first selected by Essendon with selection No.58 in the 2000 Rookie Draft, but didn’t play an AFL game. The 193cm, 100kg, forward was also picked up by Collingwood with pick No.8 in the 2002 Rookie Draft but delisted after three pre-season games. The Cats gave him another chance with pick No.50 in the 2010 Rookie Draft after he impressed with the Club’s VFL side and also as a fitness coach.

32 – Podsiadly will be 32 years, 320 days when he plays his 100th AFL game on Sunday. ‘Pods’ will be the oldest player to reach 100 games since North Melbourne champ Barry Cable in 1977. Cable was 33 years, 270 days old. It will make him the 26th oldest overall in VFL/AFL history.

28 – Podsiadly was 28 years, 213 days old when he made his AFL debut for the Cats against Fremantle in Round Three, 2010.

2 – ‘J-Pod’ is ranked No.2 in the AFL for contested marks (205) behind Collingwood spearhead Travis Cloke in the past five years.

83 – Pods played 83 AFL games for Geelong, including the 2011 Grand Final win, before joining Adelaide ahead of the 2014 season.

191 – Goals he’s kicked in 99 AFL games – an average of nearly two goals a game.

12 – He’s ranked 12^th in the AFL for goals (191) in the past five years (2010-2014).

8 – Pods kicked a personal-best eight 8.1 against the Brisbane Lions in Round 17, 2011.

70 – Wins the mobile key forward has played in during his 99-game career (71 per cent winning record).

1 – Podsiadly is the seventh player to wear the No.1 at Adelaide following Romano Negri, Greg Anderson, Lucas Herbert, Andrew Crowell, Nick Gill and Richard Tambling. He wore the No.31 for Geelong.

23 – Career-high disposals against the Sydney Swans in Round Three this season.

11 – Personal best marks against GWS in Round in Round 16 this season.

2011 – Podsiadly topped Geelong’s goalkicking in the Club’s premiership-winning year of 2011.

99 – Marks he’s taken for the Crows this season – ranked No.1 at the Club. Of these marks, 30 have been contested – ranked No.1 at the Club and fifth in the AFL (prior to the split round).

22 – Goals kicked for Adelaide – ranked third at the Club this season.

2008 – Won the Liston Trophy as the best and fairest player in the VFL in ‘08’. He’s a life member of the VFL.

19 – Career Brownlow Medal votes.