Scott Pendlebury has set the record straight and silenced critics by revealing who his 12 limited edition jumpers will go to.
The Collingwood star has copped considerable criticism from those who believe he is using his milestone match as a chance to cash in.
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Pendlebury is set to wear 12 different jumpers during his 433rd AFL game against West Coast on Saturday – all bearing a gold No. 10 on the back and the 433 number on the chest.
Rumours claimed that was so he could rake in money by selling them to collectors, but Pendlebury has put that speculation to bed.
“There will be one jumper that I have to with the AFL SE products as per the arrangement,” Pendlebury told the Ausmerican Aces podcast.
“With those guys, the club gets four that they can put in archives, museum, whatever they want to do with it.
“And then I get what’s left, which will be going to family — Mum and Dad, one each for my kids, one, two, one for both my brothers. And then that’s it.
“So none of mine will be found elsewhere.”
However Pendlebury is still set for a big payday as he will receive 100 per cent of the revenue made from memoribilia sold for the game.
Along with limited edition guernseys, fans will also be able to buy special boots along with wine and watches.
It is estimated he could earn up to $500,000 from the milestone game.
Clubs are said to be frustrated by the move, which only came into force because the AFL granted Collingwood permission to raise Pendlebury’s share up from 65 per cent.
Originally published as Scott Pendlebury puts the record straight on where his 12 commemorative jumpers will end up