RICHMOND champion Matthew Richardson or Adelaide premiership captain Mark Bickley will present this year's cup to the winning team after Saturday's Grand Final.
Since 2004, the AFL has asked a former great of the winning team to be on hand to present the premiership cup, and this year the honour has been given to Hall of Fame inductees Bickley and Richardson.
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Richardson played 282 matches for the Tigers between 1993 and 2009, kicking 800 goals and winning the club's goalkicking award on 13 occasions.
The charismatic spearhead was also named All Australian three times and was the Tigers' best and fairest winner in 2007.
Richardson is now a well-known commentator on Channel 7.
Bickley captained the Crows to back-to-back flags in 1997 and 1998.
He played 272 games for Adelaide between 1991 and 2003 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009.
The champion Crow now works at Adelaide radio station FiveAA after stints as an Adelaide assistant coach, and a six-game stretch where he was the caretaker coach after Neil Craig stepped down from his position late in 2011.
Thank you to the @AFL and @Adelaide_FC for the enormous honor of presenting the Premiership Cup to @texwalker13 if successful #weflyasone
— Mark Bickley (@MarkBickley26) September 26, 2017
Can't thank @Richmond_FC enough for the opportunity to present Premiership cup to @tcotchin9 if the Tigers win #AFLGF @afl #Unbelievable
— Matthew Richardson (@mattricho0) September 26, 2017