Anthony Stevens has made a startling revelation about his place in North Melbourne’s Team of the Century.

Interviewed by Mike Sheahan for Monday’s upcoming episode of Open Mike, the 292-game, dual premiership winning, former club captain and two-time Syd Barker Medalist said he believed other players were more worthy of a spot.

“I still don’t think I should have been in the Team of the Century,” Stevens confessed.

“A guy like Jimmy Krakouer should have been in before me.”

Stevens has an extremely rare place in the club’s history – one of only four players to win the Syd Barker Medal in a premiership year.

The full Open Mike episode will air on Fox Footy at 9:30pm on Monday September 14.

Stevens’ honour roll

- 2x premiership player (1996, 1999)
- 2x Syd Barker Medalist (1997, 1999)
- All Australian (1998)
- Club captain (2002-2003)
- 16 seasons played
- Sixth most games played at NMFC

Team of the Century

B: Glenn Archer, David Dench, Michael Martyn
HB: John Rantall, Ross Glendinning, Ted Jarrard
C: Keith Greig, Les Foote, Laurie Dwyer
HF: Malcolm Blight, Wayne Carey, Wayne Schimmelbusch
F: John Dugdale, Jock Spencer, Allen Aylett
Fol: Noel Teasdale, Anthony Stevens, Barry Cable
Int: Brent Crosswell, Barry Davis, Peter Steward, Sam Kekovich, Brent Harvey, Jim Krakouer
Emer: David King, John Blakey, Wayne Schwass, Gary Dempsey
Coach: Denis Pagan

North Melbourne will hold an open training session this Saturday (September 12, 2015) at Arden Street from 11.15am-12.00pm.