Darren Jarman was an elite midfielder-come-forward, Jarman amassed a total of 386 games of senior football at SANFL, AFL and Representative level. He was widely reocgnised as one of the most skillful players of his era. He played in 3 AFL Premierships with Hawthorn and the Adelaide Crows. Was a 3 times All Australian, Won Hawthorns Best and Fairest in 1995, runner up in the Brownlow Medal in 1995, AFL Hall of Fame Member and a legend of the game. Almost single handedly he won the Adelaide Crows two premierships with some of the sheer magic that had supporters and football people call him the “Rollsroyce”. One of the greatest players ever and his last quarter in the 1997 AFL Grand Final will never be forgotten, as long as football is talked about.
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