Essendon’s best and fairest player for season 2004 will be announced tonight at the TAG Heuer Crichton Medal. The event is being held at Palladium Ballroom, Crown and starts at 7pm. The entire playing and coaching group will be in attendance at the club’s last official function for 2004.

The 2003 Crichton Medal was a memorable count with two players sharing the best and fairest award for the first time in Essendon's history. James Hird and Scott Lucas were the joint winners, with Jason Johnson coming third. This year's Crichton Medal is sure to be another fantastic count with a number of players in the mix to win the prestigious award.

Can Adam McPhee top off his sensational season with a best and fairest award? Can James Hird win his fifth Crichton Medal? Was Dean Solomon's second half of the season enough to get him across the line? Will Matthew Lloyd win his first ever best and fairest award? All will be revealed tonight at the TAG Heuer Crichton Medal.

Other awards to be presented this evening:
Most Courageous
Best First Year Player
Most Improved
Best in Finals
Leading Goal Kicker
Best Clubman
TAG Heuer Player of the Year
Cheer Squad Award
Trainer’s Award
Coach’s Award

For those of you lucky enough to be in attendance at tonight’s TAG Heuer Crichton Medal, don't forget the silent auction that will be taking place for the duration of the night.

Up for grabs this year are some classic memorabilia items such as number 1 of 100 James Hird's Framed and Signed 200 games jumper and lithograph and one of the last remaining Champions of Essendon Fine Art Prints is up for auction. This could be your last chance to purchase a memorabilia piece with Dick Reynolds personal signature, so don't miss out and place a bid!