St Kilda have added another former great to their coaching staff with Brendon Goddard to return to the AFL club in 2023. 7AFL 7NEWS
He left the club at the end of 2012 to join Essendon where he racked up another 129 games before he retired at the end of 2018.Brendon Goddard reacts during an Anzac Day clash at the MCG in 2018.Harvey’s return was confirmed last week with the two-time Brownlow medallist joining the club after spending one year as Hawthorn assistant.“Obviously I have a really close relationship with Ross and a great belief in what he does as a coach.
“To come back is exciting ... I’m really looking forward to the challenge, there’s a lot of work to be done.”“It’s very nostalgic, yes, but there’s work to be done and Lenny’s on the path that I was a few years ago as well as a coach,” Harvey said.Your cookie settings are preventing this third party content from displaying.
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