Andrew Ireland (2009-2018) Myles Baron-Hay (2004–2009) Phil Mullen Colin Seery Kelvin Templeton Jordan Sembel Supported charities Wally Jackson Research Fund Sydney Australian Football Foundation (SAFF) Supporter base Although a large majority of the existing fan base strongly objected to the relocation of the club from South Melbourne, the Sydney Swans have built a large following in the city they now call home. Attendances and memberships in Sydney grew dramatically during the Lockett era, helped out by the Super League War plaguing Rugby League. Nevertheless, the Swans continue to have a substantial supporter base in Victoria, with attendances for Swans games in Melbourne being much higher than other non-Victorian teams. According to Roy Morgan Research, the club has been the most supported club among all AFL supporters in every year since 2004.Legend: Premiers Grand Finalist Finals Wooden spoon Club honour boards Honour board Team of the century Sydney announced its team of the century on 8 August 2003: Hall of fame Achievements Club achievements Individual achievementsBob Skilton Medal (Club best and fairest)Brownlow Medal (League best and fairest) Herbie Matthews – 1940 Ron Clegg – 1949 Fred Goldsmith – 1955 Bob Skilton – 1959, 1963, 1968 Peter Bedford – 1970 Graham Teasdale – 1977 Barry Round – 1981 Greg Williams – 1986 Gerard Healy – 1988 Paul Kelly – 1995 Adam Goodes – 2003, 2006Norm Smith Medal (AFL Grand Final best on ground) Ryan O'Keefe – 2012Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA Most Valuable Player) Gerard Healy – 1988Coleman Medal (Leading Goal Kicker)Tony Lockett – 1996, 1998 Lance Franklin – 2014, 2017AFL Rising Star (Best player under 21)Adam Goodes – 1999 Dan Hannebery – 2010 Callum Mills – 2016 Records Most games – Adam Goodes (372) Most goals – Bob Pratt (681) Most goals in match – Tony Lockett (16), Round 19, 1995 v Fitzroy at Western Oval Most goals in a season – Bob Pratt (150) in 1934 Most games coached – John Longmire (258) Highest score – 36.20 (236) vs Essendon 11.7 (73), Round 17, 1987 Lowest score – South Melbourne 0.5 (5) vs Carlton 3.6 (24), Round 8, 1899 Lowest score since 1919 – South Melbourne 1.9 (15) vs Geelong 8.9 (57), Round 16, 1964 Highest losing score – South Melbourne 24.10 (154) vs Melbourne 24.23 (167), Round 1, 1979 Lowest winning score – South Melbourne 2.3 (15) vs Melbourne 1.7 (13), Round 6, 1898 Lowest winning score since 1919 –