West Coast co-captain Liam Duggan said Andrew Gaff had joined the company of the greats who wore the club's famous No.3 shirt before him as the winger bid an emotional farewell on Sunday.
Andrew Gaff will end his career with an incredible list of accolades and a legacy that will resonate long afterward on the West Coast. The powerful winger is one of only ten Eagles to be selected among the first five picks in a draft over the course of the team's 30-year history.
Andrew Gaff believes he leaves the Eagles in a promising position for the future when he hangs up his boots after 280 AFL matches. In his farewell game on Sunday at Optus Stadium, the veteran did not achieve the desired result; the Eagles were defeated by the injured Carlton by 65 points.
West Coast said goodbye to veteran Andrew Gaff at the final home game of the season, as he retired from his incredible career after 280 games in blue and gold. CHECK OUT THE PICTURES.
West Coast winger Andrew Gaff is enjoying his final days as an AFL footballer but is doing his best to stay out of the spotlight. Gaff told his teammates during the week that his 14th season would be his last and he would play his 280th and final game against Carlton at Optus Stadium on … Read more
West Coast fielded an undersized defence for the game against North Melbourne and resisted the temptation to bring young defender Rhett Bazzo back into the team for the trip to Hobart.
West Coast veteran Andrew Gaff will end his 14-year AFL career after a farewell game in front of his home crowd in round 23. The two-time All-Australian and 2015 Eagles Best and Fairest winner also aims to face North Melbourne in Hobart on Saturday after a frustrating season that saw him play just three games … Read more
West Coast veteran Andrew Gaff has announced his retirement from the AFL, but the Eagles want him to reach the magical 300-game mark before sending him off into the sunset. Gaff told his teammates on Wednesday that he would not continue his stellar career into a 15th season.