Overview

• Andrew Krakouer, who played 137 AFL games for Richmond and Collingwood, died in Perth at the age of 42 from a suspected heart attack.
• Krakouer was celebrated for his remarkable 2011 AFL season, winning Mark of the Year and playing in the Grand Final for Collingwood.
• His 2010 WAFL season with Swan Districts was legendary, earning him the Sandover Medal, Simpson Medal, and a Grand Final victory with a last-minute goal.
• Krakouer overcame significant personal challenges, including a prison sentence in 2008, to make a successful return to professional football.
• Tributes from former teammates, coaches, and the AFL community highlight his talent, calm demeanor, and lasting impact on the sport.