This week we go back in time with Lion, Eagle, Saint, Bomber and Docker Dale Kickett. Dale reminisces about his career, reflects on some of special moments during his time in the game.

A Western Australian, Dale was recruited to the AFL for the 1990 season after Fitzroy used its first pick in the 1989 National Draft, selecting him at pick No. 9 overall. He played 15 senior games in his debut season before being traded to the West Coast Eagles at the end of the year. Dale spent just one season on the Eagles list, managing two senior games in a powerhouse side before being delisted.

St Kilda became his third AFL club, where he played 21 games. After returning to Western Australia, Essendon identified his potential and recruited him in the 1993 mid-season draft. He played eight games for the Bombers in 1994.

The introduction of the Fremantle Football Club in 1995, coached by his three-time Claremont premiership mentor Gerard Neesham, proved the perfect fit. Dale spent eight seasons at Fremantle, playing 135 games, and finished his AFL career with 263 games across five clubs.

Dale speaks about many key moments across his incredible journey in what is a must-listen episode.

A great listen with the 117th member of 'The 90's Club Footy Podcast'.