Western Bulldogs fan favourite Rory Lobb has become just the fifth player in VFL/AFL history to play 50 games for three different clubs.
Lobb brought up his 50-game red, white and blue milestone in the 79-point victory over Richmond at the weekend, taking his career tally to 190 games*.
It comes after the versatile tall registered 74 games at GWS and 66 games at Fremantle.
Teammate Adam Treloar became the fourth player to do so in 2023, making them the first 50-50-50 pairing to play a match together.
Only five players in history have played 50 games at three different clubs.
— Western Bulldogs (@westernbulldogs) June 24, 2025
Only two of them have done it as teammates. 🤝
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VFL/AFL players to reach 50 games at three clubs
Name |
Club 1 |
Club 2 |
Club 3 |
|
Glenn Coleman |
Brisbane (64) |
Sydney (61) |
Footscray (69) |
|
Leigh Brown |
Fremantle (64) |
North Melbourne (118) |
Collingwood (65) |
|
Brad Hill |
Hawthorn (95) |
Fremantle (54) |
St Kilda (119)* |
|
Adam Treloar |
GWS (79) |
Collingwood (94) |
Western Bulldogs (85)* |
|
Rory Lobb |
GWS (74) |
Fremantle (66) |
Western Bulldogs (50)* |
