Richmond has appointed Craig McRae as its VFL coach for 2016.
After leaving Richmond, he had one year back with the Lions as a development coach, before joining Collingwood as development manager.
He enhanced his reputation for cultivating young football talent throughout a five-year stint with the Magpies, winning the AFL Coaches Association’s inaugural Development Coach of the Year Award in 2014. This award recognises outstanding commitment, service and innovation in developing and preparing young players for AFL football.
McRae, who also is a qualified school teacher, finished at Collingwood at the end of the 2015 season, and Richmond is delighted to have someone of his football experience and expertise overseeing its VFL program, as a replacement for Tim Clarke, who has joined Carlton as an assistant coach.
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