MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - 1988: Michael Tuck of the Hawks in action during the 1988 AFL season played between the Hawthorn Hawks and the Collingwood Magpies held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 1988 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Getty Images).
Hawks legend Jason Dunstall has named the Top 5 Hawthorn players he has seen play.
Speaking on Fox Footy's On the Couch, Dunstall said it had been a "tough task" finalising the list.
"Bear in mind I couldn't squeeze in the likes of a Peter Knights or a Gary Ayres or a Luke Hodge or a Buddy Franklin, those type of players," he said.
Tuck played a VFL/AFL record 426 senior games for the Hawks, winning an astonishing seven premierships in the process.
He was hawthorn captain between 1986 and 1991 and is a member of the Hawks' team of the Century.
"He didn't actually win a best and fairest but I think he was a runner up six times and played in about 37 premierships because he played forever and a day. He was an absolute star and a great leader," Dunstall said of Tuck.
"He is a four-time best and fairest, a four-time premiership player and he just does it week in, week out and virtually doesn't miss a game. I think he is a star and people have never rated him quite as highly as perhaps should be," Dunstall said of Mitchell.
"Peter Hudson was a star, kicked 150, owns most of the records, averaging over five goals a game," Dunstall said of Hudson.
Who else could be at No.1 than the player largely considered as the greatest of all time, Leigh Matthews.
"Leigh Matthews is recognised as the greatest - just a lazy eight best and fairests in a pretty handy era," Dunstall said.