ryan ferguson was the captain of richmond football club.
ryan ferguson was the captain of richmond football club.
who is the captain of richmond football club?
ryan ferguson
on 23 november 2012, the richmond football club announced cotchin's appointment as club captain for the 2013 season. with this appointment he became the 40th captain in richmond's vfl/afl history, and the youngest richmond captain in more than 100 years. cotchin broke with recent tradition by choosing to continue wearing his number nine jumper instead of adopting the club's number seventeen guernsey. former captains wayne campbell, kane johnson and chris newman had all previously adopted the number in honour of club legend jack dyer after his death in 2003. cotchin explained that he held the club's history and dyer in high regard but he had decided to keep the number nine because he had worn it throughout his football career including his junior years.
trent cotchin
bullet::::- 1962: richmond football club, first eighteen: captain, night premiership team.









































bullet::::- 1963, 1966: richmond football club, first eighteen: vice-captain.









































bullet::::- 1963, 1966: richmond football club, second eighteen: 5 games, 3 goals.









































bullet::::- 1964: richmond football club, first eighteen: third, best and fairest.









































bullet::::- 1965: richmond football club: life membership.









































bullet::::- 1967: richmond football club, first eighteen: captain, premiership team.









































bullet::::- 1968–1969: corowa football club: captain-coach, premiership coach (1968), 30 games, 17 goals.









































bullet::::- 1970–1972: morwell football club: captain-coach, 52 games, 29 goals.









































bullet::::- 1978–1979: kennington/strathdale football club: coach.









































section::::after football.
fred swift