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Ben Cousins, the 2005 Brownlow Medallist wears the #32 for Richmond.
Previously he played with the West Coast Eagles, where he won a AFL Premiership in 2006, but due to a drug addiction he was delisted and banned by the AFL indefinitely in 2007 but he got a second chance (after the AFL lifted their ban) with Richmond in 2009, where he now plays.
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