A No.1 ticket holder is a concept associated mainly with AFL clubs in Australia.
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It's usually a prominent member or high-profile person that acts as an ambassador to their club.
Who is the No.1 ticket holder at your club?
Read on to find out...
Adelaide - Daniel Finocchio
One of Australia's most powerful company directors, Hewson is a non-executive Director of BHP Billiton and Stockland Corporation, while also serving on the Federal Government Growth Centres Advisory Board.
Brisbane Lions - Chris Lynn and Abby Coleman
Hard-hitttiing Australian cricketer Chris Lynn shares the mantle with Hit105 radio announcer Abby Coleman.
Carlton - Vivienne Kerr and Sam Smorgon
86-year-old Kerr's family has been a part of the Carlton fabric since the 1950's when late husband Laurie played and then became a powerbroker.
Smorgon is part of the famous family of the same name and is still a powerbroker at the club.
Collingwood - N/A
Collingwood have never named a No.1 ticketholder.
Essendon - Kim Brennan
Brennan in an Olympic Gold Medallist and World Chammpion in rowing.
Fremantle - Richard Walley
Walley is an Indigenous elder, who is a renowned artist.
Geelong - Rebecca Maddern, Robert Doyle and Keith Fagg
Maddern is a TV personality, who is also host of The Footy Show.
Doyle is the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, while Fagg is Mayor of Geelong.
Gold Coast Suns - N/A
The Suns haven't named a No.1 ticketholder for a few years. Mick Fanning was believed to have held the role in 2012.
GWS Giants - Melissa Doyle
Doyle is the current host of Channel 7's Sunday Night.
She is also a former long-time host of Sunrise.
Hawthorn - Gwen Crimmins, Peter Hudson
Gwen's late husband, Peter Crimmins, was a Hawthorn premiership player and captain of the club for two years.
Club great Hudson kicked 727 goals in 129 matches for the Hawks in the 60s and 70s.
Melbourne - N/A
Currently do not have a known no.1 ticketholder.
North Melbourne - Ricky Ponting
Former Australian cricket captain and one of the best batsman ever to play the game.
Port Adelaide - N/A
No current No.1 ticketholder. Was David Koch but he became president.
Richmond - N/A
The club don't currently have a No.1 ticketholder.
St Kilda - Eric Bana
Acclaimed actor Bana has been in the position since 2010.
Sydney - Cynthia Banham
An award-winning journalist, Banham was in the news earlier this season after
Eddie McGuire criticised her coin toss, not knowing she had suffered serious injuries in a plane crash.
West Coast - Sam Kerr
Superstar Aussie footballer Sam Kerr holds the position at the club which her brother Daniel played 220 games for.
Bulldogs - Alan Johnstone
Johnstone has been involved with the club as a supporter, sponsor and board member for many decades.
His Penfold Motors business sponsored the Bulldogs in 1981 and he has been involved regularly at board level.
