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Richmond assistant coach Adam Kingsley is looking forward to reuniting with the newest member of the Tigers’ coaching panel, former Carlton senior coach David Teague.

The pair previously worked together as assistant coaches at St Kilda.

Kingsley was with the Saints from 2011-18 prior to joining Richmond, while Teague spent one-year there, in 2014, before being appointed as an assistant coach at Adelaide.

“We’re a really strong coaching group and adding “Teaguey” will be really good for us,” Kingsley said on SEN.

“I worked with Teaguey at St Kilda many years ago and he’s a ripping fellow, really pleasant company, and knows his stuff.

“So, I think he’s going to be a great addition to our coaching group.”

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1023761/tiger-coaching-duo-back-together

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Who's in, who's out? Your club's coaching changes for 2022

By Nathan Schmook and Michael Whiting
afl.com.au
23 October 2021



IN: David Teague
OUT: Nil

After two-plus seasons in the senior chair at Carlton, Teague joins Damien Hardwick's team as the Tigers look to put themselves back into premiership contention in 2022. Although his role is yet to be specifically titled, Teague will likely do something around ball movement. Xavier Clarke will also step up from the VFL to a line role next season, while Steve Morris will take over the VFL reins.

https://www.afl.com.au/news/685432/who-s-in-who-s-out-your-club-s-coaching-changes-for-2022

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Former Blues coach Teague, in charge of offence/ball movement has helped spark new ideas and innovation in front-half ball movement, with the long summer giving Richmond months to actually train their tactical tweaks.

“He is really bubbly and energetic and he wants everyone to get better. He has some great new ideas offensively and I have already struck up a great relationship with him,” Lynch said.

“Xavier Clark is our forward coach too, so we will tweak a bit like we always do and we have had time to train those changes.”

Source: Tom Lynch in the HeraldSun.

[Francois Jackson]

So with Teague off to a flying start who else have we got this year in this department.

[Francois Jackson]

laughable how the best we could come up with teague in the off season after losing the calibre that we lost, including Inness.

no wonder we are a rabble at present.

[Tigeritis™©®]

But we are a big four club with the biggest membership 

……..meanwhile our recruiting and development has gone down the toilet and the women’s team have to put up with the worst club support of any team in the country. 

[TigerLand]

I think the club have owned this especially with the reduced cap.

Huge shame we haven't kept up with what we built, it's certainly impacted negatively.

[MintOnLamb]

Surely Dimma should have some control/input here??

[WilliamPowell]

That Adam Kingsley was in the final 2 for the Pies job when our midfield and clearance work us in disarray is staggering to me

laughable how the best we could come up with teague in the off season after losing the calibre that we lost, including Inness.

no wonder we are a rabble at present.

Not sure what you mean Frankie, who from an assistant coaching perspective did we lose this past off season.

Macrae was at Hawthorn and Leppa was in the media last season... we actually didn't lose any assistants and added

Inness is the one that's the biggest loss right now

[Francois Jackson]

That Adam Kingsley was in the final 2 for the Pies job when our midfield and clearance work us in disarray is staggering to me

laughable how the best we could come up with teague in the off season after losing the calibre that we lost, including Inness.

no wonder we are a rabble at present.

Not sure what you mean Frankie, who from an assistant coaching perspective did we lose this past off season.

Macrae was at Hawthorn and Leppa was in the media last season... we actually didn't lose any assistants and added

Inness is the one that's the biggest loss right now

Wp who have we lost over the last 3 years (post 19) and who have we gained?

Yes I include Inness in that. Our biggest play was for Teague. That’s it.

It’s playing out exactly as I thought it would.

Add to that we have blokes like Kingsley who thinks he is better than what he is.

[camboon]

The question may be who’s taking up all the cap when we seem to be a bit behind in the coaching area compared to other clubs

[WilliamPowell]

Wp who have we lost over the last 3 years (post 19) and who have we gained?

Yes I include Inness in that. Our biggest play was for Teague. That’s it.

It’s playing out exactly as I thought it would.

Add to that we have blokes like Kingsley who thinks he is better than what he is.

Ok, thanks Frankie get your point now. I thought you were referring to this past off season.

My personal view is losing Leppa is the biggest one since the cut to the soft cap. I get why it happened, he was out of contract and the others weren't (same with McCrae) but his loss has been significant IMHO

[Knighter]

The question may be who’s taking up all the cap when we seem to be a bit behind in the coaching area compared to other clubs

Divorces are expensive

[Francois Jackson]

Teague looked after the Eagles’ defence for three seasons before crossing to St Kilda in 2014 and then to the Adelaide Football Club in 2015.

As Adelaide’s forward-line coach, Teague helped the sharp-shooting Crows play finals in three consecutive seasons, inc

So basically Teague has been a loser at every club he has been at? His resume isn’t great, and im baffles what Hardwick was thinking not replacing our previous gems with someone who had a clue what they are doing.

[georgies31]

I don't think it's anything to do with Teague the whole structure of the team is out of whack , personal,  skills you name it.