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Hall of Fame - Mark LeCras

Crafty goal kicker and a 2018 Premiership player - Mark LeCras is our fourth inductee into the West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame

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Hall of Fame speech - LeCras

West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame inductee Mark LeCras talks about his time at the club.

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06:51

Hall of Fame speech - Priddis

West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame inductee Matt Priddis talks about his time at the club.

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Hall of Fame speech - Matera

West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame inductee Phil Matera talks about his time at the club.

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Hall of Fame speech - Pyke

West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame inductee Don Pyke talks about his time at the club.

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Hall of Fame - Matt Priddis

An important part of the Eagle's engine room for years, Bronwlow medallist Matt Priddis is this year's third inductee into our Hall of Fame

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Hall of Fame - Phillip Matera

A prototype for the modern day small forward, Phillip Matera is this year's second player to be inducted into the West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame

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Hall of Fame - Don Pyke

Two time premiership player Don Pyke is this year's first inductee into the West Coast Eagles Hall of Fame

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Cox Hall of Fame speech

Legendary ruckman Dean Cox reflects on his outstanding career for the footy club

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Glass Hall of Fame speech

Defender Darren Glass reflects on his stellar career for the footy club

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Cox Hall of Fame testimonials

Teammates and club staff reflect on Dean Cox's outstanding career for the club

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Glass Hall of Fame testimonials

Teammates and club staff reflect on Darren Glass' outstanding career for the club

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Judd's Hall of Fame speech

Chris Judd chats with Tim Gossage through Skype to reflect on his acceptance into the Eagles Hall of Fame

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Judd Hall of Fame testimonials

Teammates and club staff reflect on Chris Judd's outstanding career for the club

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05:06

Heady induction speech

Two-time premiership player Brett Heady is the final addition to the Eagles Hall of Fame
07:36

Sumich induction speech

Unable to attend on the night. two-time premiership player and champion full-forward Peter Sumich records an acceptance video
07:36

Nisbett induction speech

Football manager and current CEO Trevor Nisbett joins the Eagles Hall of Fame after 25 seasons at the club
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Mainwaring induction speech

Rani Mainwaring accepts the award on her late husband's behalf
04:36

McIntosh induction speech

Two-time premiership player and 1998 Club Champion, full-back Ashley McIntosh is a well deserved addition to the Eagles Hall of Fame
05:35

Brennan induction speech

Two-time premiership player Michael Brennan is the first inductee on the night
01:46

Hall of Fame: Brett Heady

Heady was a significant contributor to our premierships in 1992 and 1994. An outstanding player whose career was cut short by injury, largely from the way he played.
01:32

Hall of Fame: Peter Sumich

Sumich one of the most prolific goalkickers in finals matches, which is the highest possible benchmark. He kicked 111 goals (and 89 points) in 1991 and was an outstanding full-forward.
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Hall of Fame: Trevor Nisbett

A man who has contributed so much during a long and distinguished administrative career in football, Nisbett has served our club for 25 years.
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Hall of Fame: Chris Mainwaring

Mainwaring was part of the West Coast Eagles' inaugural 35-man squad and went on to become synonymous with the club and an integral part of a magnificent centreline.
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Hall of Fame: Ashley McIntosh

Playing in an era where he had to combat the likes of Lockett, Dunstall, Modra and Lloyd, he was never in awe of those terrific forwards. Indeed, he was often their master.
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Hall of Fame: Michael Brennan

A man who has served our club with distinction, both on and off-field. Brennan was a tough, tenacious defender and was the games record holder when he retired in 1995.