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TLA AFL Talent List AFL Coaches AFL COACHES TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA BRISBANE LIONS CARLTON COLLINGWOOD DANNY DALY BRENDON BOLTON NATHAN BUCKLEY Assistant Coach Senior Coach Senior Coach DALE AMOS ROBERT HARVEY Assistant Coach Assistant Coach JOHN BARKER Assistant Coach ESSENDON MARK HARVEY SHANE WATSON Assistant Coach Head of Development PAUL CORRIGAN BRENT STANTON Assistant Coach Development Coach JAMES KELLY Development Coach JASON DAVENPORT Development Coach AFL COACHES TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE GEELONG GWS SIMON GOODWIN CHRIS SCOTT LEON CAMERON Senior Coach Senior Coach Senior Coach MATTHEW KNIGHTS LENNY HAYES NORTH Assistant Coach Assistant Coach MELBOURNE BRAD SCOTT Senior Coach COREY ENRIGHT Development Coach MARK MCVEIGH Assistant Coach PORT ADELAIDE GOLD COAST BRENDON LADE STUART DEW Assistant Coach Senior Coach SCOTT THOMPSON DEAN SOLOMON Development Coach Assistant Coach AFL COACHES TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA RICHMOND ST.KILDA WEST COAST EAGLES JUSTIN LEPPITSCH ALAN RICHARDSON ADAM SIMPSON Assistant Coach Senior Coach Senior Coach ANDREW McQUALTER ADAM KINGSLEY SAM MITCHELL Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach BEN RUTTEN BEN McGLYNN Assistant Coach Assistant Coach WESTERN BULLDOGS CRAIG McRAE JORDAN RUSSELL VFL Coach Development Coach SYDNEY STEVE JOHNSON ANGUS MONFRIES Assistant Coach Development Coach JEREMY LAIDLER Development Coach AFL Players AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE CROWS BRISBANE LIONS TAYLOR WALKER (C) RILEY KNIGHT HARRIS ANDREWS DANIEL McSTAY RICHARD DOUGLAS DAVID MACKAY JARROD BERRY NICK ROBERTSON JACKSON EDWARDS WAYNE MILERA CEDRIC COX SAM SKINNER DARCY FOGARTY LACHLAN MURPHY TOM CUTLER BRANDON STARCEVICH JORDAN GALLUCCI ANDY OTTEN MITCHELL HINGE ALEX WITHERDEN BRYCE GIBBS PAUL SEEDSMAN BEN KEAYS TOBY WOOLLER SAM JACOBS MATTHEW SIGNORELLO SAM MAYES DAYNE ZORKO JAKE KELLY BRODIE SMITH OSCAR McINERNEY ERIN PHILLIPS ABBEY HOLMES BECCHARA PALMER AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB COLLINGWOOD MAGPIES CIARAN BYRNE JED LAMB TIM BROOMHEAD BRAYDEN MAYNARD PATRICK CRIPPS KYM LEBOIS CALLUM BROWN JACK MADGEN TOM DE KONING MATTHEW LOBBE TYLER BROWN SAM McLARTY SAM DOCHERTY CALEB MARCHBANK MASON COX SAM MURRAY PADDY DOW CILLIAN McDAID JOSH DAICOS BRAYDEN SIER NICK GRAHAM SAM PETREVSKI-SETON JAMIE ELLIOTT TRAVIS VARCOE LIAM JONES JACK SILVAGNI ALEX FASOLO PAT KERR MATTHEW WRIGHT MATTHEW KREUZER LAUREN ARNELL AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB FREMANTLE DOCKERS PAT AMBROSE CALE HOOKER NATHAN FYFE (C) LACHIE NEALE JOSH BEGLEY KYLE LANGFORD ANDREW BRAYSHAW RYAN NYHUIS TOM BELLCHAMBERS JAKE LONG BRADLEY HILL DANYLE PEARCE MITCH BROWN CONOR McKENNA STEPHEN HILL DARCY TUCKER DYLAN CLARKE SHAUN McKERNAN ETHAN HUGHES JOE DANIHER JACKSON MERRETT SAM DRAPER ZACH MERRETT AARON FRANCIS TRENT MYNOTT BRENDON GODDARD JORDAN RIDLEY AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA GEELONG CATS GOLD COAST SUNS JOEL SELWOOD (C) LINCOLN McCARTHY CHARLIE BALLARD JACK MARTIN AARON BLACK DANIEL MENZEL SAM DAY CONNOR NUTTING NAKIA COCKATOO JORDAN MURDOCH NICK HOLMAN MICHAEL RISCHITELLI MITCH DUNCAN MARK O’CONNOR SEAN LEMMENS BRAD SCHEER CORY GREGSON BRANDAN PARFITT JESSE LONERGAN TOM HAWKINS SCOTT SELWOOD MATTHEW HAYBALL TOM STEWART LACHIE HENDERSON ZACH TUOHY GEORGE HORLIN-SMITH AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA GWS GIANTS HAWTHORN FOOTBALL CLUB PHIL DAVIS (C) RORY LOBB JARRYD ROUGHEAD (C) TEIA MILES DYLAN BUCKLEY SAM REID GRANT BIRCHALL DYLAN MOORE JACK BUCKLEY TOM SCULLY JAMES COUSINS HARRY MORRISON MATTHEW BUNTINE WILL SETTERFIELD TAYLOR DURYEA TIM O’BRIEN STEPHEN CONIGLIO NICK SHIPLEY CONOR GLASS JONATHAN O’ROURKE AIDAN CORR ZACH SPROULE JACK GUNSTON PAUL PUOPOLO BRENT DANIELS TIM TARANTO DAN HOWE CYRIL RIOLI MATT DE BOER ADAM TOMLINSON JARMAN IMPEY RYAN SCHOENMAKERS RYAN GRIFFEN LACHIE WHITFIELD BEN McEVOY BEN STRATTON ADAM KENNEDY RENEE FORTH EMMA SWANSON AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB NORTH MELBOURNE NATHAN JONES (C) MITCH KING JED ANDERSON TODD GOLDSTEIN JACK VINEY (C) COREY MAYNARD BEN BROWN JAMIE MACMILLAN HARLEY BALIC CLAYTON OLIVER RYAN CLARKE DANIEL NEILSON ANGUS BRAYSHAW JOEL SMITH BEN CUNNINGTON KAYNE TURNER TOM BUGG CHARLIE SPARGO MAJAK DAW BAYLEY FRITSCH BILLY STRECH JESSE HOGAN DOM TYSON JAYDEN HUNT BERNIE VINCE LILY MITHEN MEL HICKEY AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA PORT ADELAIDE RICHMOND ST KILDA TRAVIS BOAK (C) JAKE NEADE TRENT COTCHIN (C) DAVID ARMITAGE DANIEL McKENZIE MATTHEW BROADBENT JARED POLEC LIAM BAKER JOSH BATTLE TIM MEMBREY DARCY BYRNE-JONES TOM ROCKLIFF MABIOR CHOL RAY CONNELLAN DARREN MINCHINTON BRAD EBERT JIMMY TOUMPAS CALLUM COLEMAN-JONES NICK COFFIELD BAILEY RICE ROBERT GRAY JACK TRENGOVE NATHAN DRUMMOND OSCAR CLAVARINO JACK SINCLAIR SAM GRAY JUSTIN WESTHOFF SHANE EDWARDS HUGH GODDARD NATHAN WRIGHT HAMISH HARTLETT OLIVER WINES BACHAR HOULI JADE GRESHAM JACK HOMBSCH CHAD WINGARD PATRICK NAISH DAN HOUSTON ALEX RANCE TYSON STENGLE AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA SYDNEY SWANS WEST COAST EAGLES HARRY CUNNINGHAM COLIN O’RIORDAN SHANNON HURN (C) MARK HUTCHINGS JACK PETRUCCELLE JORDAN DAWSON DAN ROBINSON TOM BARRASS MALCOLM KARPANY JACK REDDEN DAN HANNEBERY GARY ROHAN TARIR BAYOK FRASER McINNES JOSH ROTHAM ALEX JOHNSON JAMES ROSE HAMISH BRAYSHAW KURT MUTIMER WILL SCHOFIELD ZAK JONES NICK SMITH TOM COLE TONY OLANGO LUKE SHUEY CALLUM MILLS RYLEY STODDART JAMIE CRIPPS LUKE PARTINGTON AFL PLAYERS TALENT MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA WESTERN BULLDOGS MARCUS ADAMS TOBY McLEAN SHANE BIGGS ED RICHARDS MARCUS BONTEMPELLI MATT SUCKLING HAYDEN CROZIER JACKSON TRENGOVE BAILEY DALE MITCH WALLIS MITCH HONEYCHURCH LUKAS WEBB FERGUS GREENE BAILEY WILLIAMS LIN JONG LEWIS YOUNG PATRICK LIPINSKI.
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