Australian Football Indigenous Team of the Century.

The Team of the Century will consist of 24 players - 18 on-field plus six interchange - and will be unveiled at a special ceremony at Crown Palladium. The occasion will recognise the doors opened by Fitzroy's Joe Johnson, who became the first Aboriginal player in VFL history and featured in 1904 and 1905 premiership sides.

The 35-man squad, as selected by judges Pat Dodson, Ernie Dingo, Glenn James, Kevin Sheedy, Kevin Sheehan, Mike Sheahan, Michelangelo Rucci and Col Hutchison, is:

Peter Burgoyne (Port Adelaide), Ronnie Burns (Geelong), Barry Cable(Perth / East Perth / North Melbourne), Bill Dempsey (West Perth), Graham Farmer (East Perth / West Perth / Geelong), Jeff Farmer (Melbourne / Fremantle), Michael Graham (Sturt), Adam Goodes (Sydney), Syd Jackson (East Perth / Carlton), Des James (Sandy Bay), Chris L Johnson (Fitzroy / Brisbane Lions), David Kantilla (South Adelaide), Dale Kickett (Fitzroy / West Coast / St Kilda / Essendon / Fremantle), Derek Kickett (Kangaroos / Essendon / Sydney), Ted Kilmurry (East Perth), Jim Krakouer (Claremont / Kangaroos / St Kilda), Phil Krakouer (Claremont / Kangaroos / Footscray), Chris Lewis (West Coast), Michael Long (Essendon), Peter Matera (West Coast), Phillip Matera (West Coast), Gilbert McAdam (St Kilda / Brisbane Bears), Michael McLean (Footscray / Brisbane Bears), Norm McDonald (Essendon), Andrew McLeod (Adelaide), Stephen Michael (South Fremantle), Phil Narkle (Swan Districts / St Kilda / West Coast), Doug Nicholls (Fitzroy), Michael O'Loughlin (Sydney), Byron Pickett (Kangaroos / Port Adelaide), Maurice Rioli (South Fremantle / Richmond), Gavin Wanganeen (Essendon / Port Adelaide), Daryl White (Brisbane Lions), Nicky Winmar (St Kilda /Footscray), David Wirrpunda (West Coast).