Richmond’s key leaders have each moved into an exclusive group at Tigerland following the team’s glorious Grand Final triumph over Greater Western Sydney at the MCG last Saturday.

Damien Hardwick joins Dan Minogue as a dual Richmond premiership coach, with only Club ‘Immortal’ Tommy Hafey now ahead of him in terms of guiding the Tigers to Grand Final success (four flags).

Trent Cotchin becomes the fifth, two-time premiership captain in Richmond’s entire history (equal most).

Brendon Gale now stands alongside three other dual Tiger premiership CEO/secretaries, with only Alan Schwab (three flags) ahead of him.

And Peggy O’Neal becomes the sixth two-time Richmond president – an equal Club record.

Here is the full list of Tigerland’s leaders in premiership years . . .

Premierships coaches

Four-time

Tommy Hafey – 1967, 1969, 1973, 1974

Two-time

Dan Minogue – 1920, 1921

Damien Hardwick – 2017, 2019

One-time

Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes – 1932

Percy Bentley – 1934

Jack Dyer – 1943

Tony Jewell – 1980

Premiership captains

Two-time

Alec Edmond – 1902, 1905

Dan Minogue – 1920, 1921

Percy Bentley – 1932, 1934

Royce Hart – 1973, 1974

Trent Cotchin – 2017, 2019

One-time

Jack Dyer – 1943

Fred Swift – 1967

Roger Dean – 1969

Bruce Monteath – 1980

Premiership CEO/secretaries

Three-time

Alan Schwab – 1969, 1973, 1974

Two-time

Archie McNair – 1902, 1905

William Maybury – 1920, 1921

Jack Smith – 1932, 1934

Brendon Gale – 2017, 2019

One-time

Maurie Fleming – 1943

Graeme Richmond – 1967

Richard Doggett – 1980

President premierships

Two-time

George Bennett – 1902, 1905

Alf Wood – 1920, 1921

Barney Herbert – 1932, 1934

Ray Dunn – 1967, 1969

Ian Wilson – 1974, 1980

Peggy O’Neal – 2017, 2019

One-time

Harry Dyke – 1943

Alf Boord – 1973 

Two years ago today

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