List of Richmond Football Club seasons

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The Richmond Football Club are a professional Australian rules football team based in Richmond, Victoria that competes in the Australian Football League (AFL). From its founding in 1885 until 1907 Richmond competed in the Victorian Football Association (VFA). It left the VFA to join the VFL in 1908 and has competed in each season since. Richmond have won two VFA/VFL premierships and thirteen VFL/AFL premierships.

Contents

Men's seasons

Seniors

VFL/AFL premiers
Grand finalist
Minor premiers
H&AHome and away season finishing position
Fin.Finals finishing position
WNumber of home and away season wins
LNumber of home and away season losses
DNumber of home and away season draws
Fin. matchesFinals matches played
B&FBest and fairest winner
GoalLeading goalkicker
ItalicsSeason in progress
Ref.Reference

VFA/VFL/AFL

SeasonH&AFin.WLDFinals matchesCaptainCoach B&F Leading goalkicker Ref
1885 4122–George Smith–William Wells, Jack Conlon
1886 5161–Tom Graham, Fred Wookey, George Smith–Alfred Hill
1887 883–Jack Stewart–Alfred Hill
1888 5th1182–George SmithBilly Brown
1889 8th7111–Patrick O’LaughlinBilly Brown
1890 11th3141–Ed ‘Ned’ BurwoodAlfred Elder
1891 12th2143–Tom Graham–Alfred Elder
1892 8th8101–Arthur “Bolivar” Powell–George Sparrow
1893 12th2144– Charles Backhouse –George Sparrow
1894 11th4131–George Sparrow–Fred Alsop
1895 12th4113–George Sparrow, Dick Kelly–Fred Alsop
1896 12th315––Dick Kelly–Dick Kelly
1897 6th2171–Dick Kelly, Billy Clarke–Alfred Elder
1898 4th89––Billy Clarke–Alfred Elder
1899 6th813––Billy Clarke, Tom Watson–Hector Milne
1900 3rd106––Tom Watson–George Backhouse
1901 2nd124–– Alec Edmond –James Douglas
1902 1st151–No Finals. Was awarded Premiership for finishing top of the ladder Alec Edmond –Roland Duncan
1903 1st2nd162–Lost Semi-Final to Footscray 29–65 Alec Edmond –Jack Main
Lost Grand Final to North Melbourne 27–48
1904 1st2nd1521Lost Semi-Final to North Melbourne 39–41 Alec Edmond Charles Taylor– Jack Hutchinson
Forfeited Grand Final to North Melbourne
1905 2nd1st144–Won Semi-Final against Port Melbourne 74–48 Alec Edmond, Arthur Cleghorn–Dick Knell
Won Final against North Melbourne 28–48
Won Grand Final against North Melbourne 36–61
1906 2nd3rd144–Lost Semi-Final to Footscray 41–50Arthur Cleghorn, Alec Edmond – Jack Hutchinson
1907 2nd3rd144–Lost Semi-Final to West Melbourne 61–37 Charlie Pannam Charlie Pannam – Jack Hutchinson
1908 9th–612–– Charlie Pannam Dick Condon – Bill Bourke [1]
1909 8th–612–– Dick Condon & John Lawson Dick Condon – Bill Bourke [2]
1910 7th–7101– Billy Schmidt Alex Hall – Michael Maguire [3]
1911 8th–711–– Len Incigneri Len Incigneri – Michael Maguire [4]
1912 9th–315–– Ted Ohlson Charlie Pannam – Ted Keggin [5]
1913 7th–612–– Hugh James Ern Jenkins – Percy Martyn [6]
1914 8th–810–– Charlie Ricketts & Bill Thomas Charlie Ricketts – Clarrie Hall [7]
1915 6th–511–– Bill Thomas Charlie Ricketts – Clarrie Hall [8]
1916 3rd4th57Lost Semi-Final to Carlton 75–72 Bill Thomas Charlie Ricketts – Percy Martini [9]
1917 6th–3111– Percy Maybury Percy Maybury – Charlie Fehring [10]
1918 6th–59–– Clarrie Hall Bernie Nolan – Donald Don [11]
1919 4th2nd106–Won Semi-Final against South Melbourne 73–59 Bill Thomas Norm Clark – Donald Don [12]
Won Preliminary Final against Collingwood 74–45
Lost Grand Final to Collingwood 78–53
1920 1st1st142–Lost Semi-Final against Carlton 53–30 Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – George Bayliss [13]
Won Grand Final against Collingwood 52–35
1921 2nd1st124–Won Semi-Final against Geelong 115–54 Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – George Bayliss [14]
Won Preliminary Final against Carlton 67–59
Won Grand Final against Carlton 36–32
1922 5th–79–– Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – George Bayliss [15]
1923 8th–412–– Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – Don Fraser, Sr. [16]
1924 4th4th106–Won Semi-Final against South Melbourne 85–57
Lost Semi-Final to Fitzroy 76–56
Won Semi-Final against Essendon 67–47		 Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – Mel Morris [17]
1925 7th–6101– Dan Minogue Dan Minogue – Mel Morris [18]
1926 7th–99–– Mel Morris Mel Morris – Dave Lynch [19]
1927 2nd2nd144–Won Semi-Final against Carlton 82–76 Alan Geddes Frank 'Checker' Hughes Basil McCormack Jack Baggott [20]
Lost Grand Final to Collingwood 25–13
1928 2nd2nd144–Won Semi-Final against Carlton 117–64 Alan Geddes Frank 'Checker' Hughes Basil McCormack Jack Baggott [21]
Lost Grand Final to Collingwood 96–63
1929 3rd2nd1251Won Semi-Final against Collingwood 123–61 Cyril Lilburne Frank 'Checker' Hughes Jack Titus Jack Titus [22]
Won Preliminary Final against Carlton 97–91
Lost Grand Final to Collingwood 79–50
1930 3rd4th117–Lost Semi-Final to Collingwood 94–91 Alan Geddes Frank 'Checker' Hughes – Jack Titus [23]
1931 2nd2nd153–Won Semi-Final against Geelong 99–66 Maurie Hunter Frank 'Checker' Hughes – Doug Strang [24]
Lost Grand Final to Geelong 68–48
1932 2nd1st1431Won Semi-Final against Carlton 124–99 Percy Bentley Frank 'Checker' Hughes – Doug Strang [25]
Won Grand Final against Carlton 92–83
1933 1st2nd153–Lost Semi-Final to South Melbourne 95–77 Percy Bentley Billy Schmidt – Doug Strang [26]
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 83–74
Lost Grand Final to South Melbourne 71–29
1934 1st1st153–Won Semi-Final against Geelong 134–50 Percy Bentley Percy Bentley – Jack Titus [27]
Won Grand Final against South Melbourne 128–89
1935 4th3rd126–Won Semi-Final against Carlton 125–104 Percy Bentley Percy Bentley Ray Martin Jack Titus [28]
Lost Preliminary Final to Collingwood 94–66
1936 6th–108–– Percy Bentley Percy Bentley – Jack Titus [29]
1937 4th4th1161Lost Semi-Final to Collingwood 130–69 Percy Bentley Percy Bentley & Jack Titus Jack Dyer Jack Titus & Dick Harris [30]
1938 6th–108–– Percy Bentley Percy Bentley Jack Dyer Jack Titus [31]
1939 3rd4th135–Lost Semi-Final to St Kilda 72–42 Percy Bentley Percy Bentley Jack Dyer Jack Titus [32]
1940 2nd2nd126–Won Semi-Final against Melbourne 107–101 Percy Bentley Percy Bentley Jack Dyer Jack Titus [33]
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 107–68
1941 3rd4th144–Lost Semi-Final to Essendon 135–81 Jack Dyer Jack Dyer & Jack Titus Jack Titus Jack Titus [34]
1942 2nd2nd114–Won Semi-Final against Essendon 78–56 Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Leo Merrett Jack Titus [35]
Lost Grand Final to Essendon 132–79
1943 1st1st105–Lost Semi-Final to Essendon 94–71 Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Ron Durham Dick Harris [36]
Won Preliminary Final against Fitzroy 86–61
Won Grand Final against Essendon 86–81
1944 1st2nd1341Lost Semi-Final to Fitzroy 81–70 Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Leo Merrett Dick Harris [37]
Won Preliminary Final against Essendon 108–87
Lost Grand Final to Fitzroy 66–51
1945 7th–119–– Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Bill Morris Fred Burge [38]
1946 5th–118–– Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Arthur Mooney [39]
1947 4th4th127–Lost Semi-Final to Fitzroy 103–75 Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Bill Wilson Jack Dyer [40]
1948 5th–1171– Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Bill Morris Jack Dyer [41]
1949 6th–109–– Jack Dyer Jack Dyer Geoff Spring Ray Poulter [42]
1950 6th–108–– Bill Morris Jack Dyer Bill Morris Ray Poulter [43]
1951 6th–108–– Bill Morris Jack Dyer Des Rowe & Roy Wright Jack O'Rourke [44]
1952 9th–811–– Des Rowe Jack Dyer Roy Wright Jack O'Rourke [45]
1953 10th–3141– Des Rowe Alby Pannam Havel Rowe Ron Branton [46]
1954 5th–108–– Des Rowe Alby Pannam Roy Wright Ron Branton [47]
1955 6th–99–– Des Rowe Alby Pannam Des Rowe Ray Poulter [48]
1956 10th–612–– Des Rowe Max Oppy Laurie Sharp Bob Dummett [49]
1957 7th–99–– Des Rowe Alan McDonald Roy Wright Bob Dummett [50]
1958 10th–711–– Roy Wright Alan McDonald Dave Cuzens Ted Langridge [51]
1959 11th–414–– Roy Wright Alan McDonald Dave Cuzens Bob Dummett [52]
1960 12th–2142– Ron Branton Alan McDonald Ron Branton Graeme Wilkinson [53]
1961 10th–513–– Ron Branton Des Rowe Ron Branton Ted Langridge [54]
1962 8th–513–– Neville Crowe Des Rowe Ron Branton Ted Langridge [55]
1963 10th–513–– Neville Crowe Des Rowe Neville Crowe Ian Hayden [56]
1964 9th–612–– Neville Crowe Dick Harris & Len Smith Neville Crowe Roger Dean [57]
1965 5th–108–– Neville Crowe Jack Titus & Len Smith Bill Barrot Mick Erwin [58]
1966 5th–1341– Neville Crowe Tom Hafey Neville Crowe Paddy Guinane [59]
1967 1st1st153–Won Semi-Final against Carlton 141–101 Fred Swift Tom Hafey Kevin Bartlett Royce Hart [60]
Won Grand Final against Geelong 114–105
1968 5th–146–– Roger Dean Tom Hafey Kevin Bartlett Paddy Guinane [61]
1969 4th1st137–Won Semi-Final against Geelong 167–49 Roger Dean Tom Hafey Royce Hart Rex Hunt [62]
Won Preliminary Final against Collingwood 107–81
Won Grand Final against Carlton 85–60
1970 6th–1210–– Roger Dean Tom Hafey Francis Bourke Eric Moore [63]
1971 3rd3rd166–Won Semi-Final against Collingwood 121–77 Roger Dean Tom Hafey & Verdun Howell Ian Stewart Royce Hart [64]
Lost Preliminary Final against St Kilda 108–78
1972 2nd2nd184–Won Qualifying Final against Collingwood 164–120 Royce Hart Tom Hafey Royce Hart Ricky McLean & Neil Balme [65]
Drew Semi-Final with Carlton 61–61
Won Semi-Final rematch against Carlton 110–69
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 177–150
1973 2nd1st175–Lost Qualifying Final to Carlton 91–71 Royce Hart Tom Hafey Kevin Bartlett Neil Balme [66]
Won Semi-Final against St Kilda 108–68
Won Preliminary Final against Collingwood 105–98
Won Grand Final against Carlton 116–86
1974 1st1st175–Won Semi-Final against North Melbourne 73–52 Royce Hart Tom Hafey Kevin Bartlett Kevin Bartlett [67]
Won Grand Final against North Melbourne 128–87
1975 4th3rd139–Won Elimination Final against Collingwood 77–73 Royce Hart Tom Hafey Kevin Morris Kevin Bartlett [68]
Won Semi-Final against Carlton 71–62
Lost Preliminary Final to North Melbourne 76–59
1976 7th–1012–– Francis Bourke Tom Hafey & Barry Richardson Kevin Sheedy Robert Lamb [69]
1977 4th4th1471Won Elimination Final against South Melbourne 88–54 Francis Bourke Barry Richardson Kevin Bartlett Kevin Bartlett [70]
Lost Semi-Final against North Melbourne 110–63
1978 7th–10111– Kevin Sheedy Barry Richardson Geoff Raines Bruce Monteath [71]
1979 8th–913–– Kevin Bartlett Tony Jewell Barry Rowlings Michael Roach [72]
1980 3rd1st1651Won Qualifying Final against Carlton 116–74 Bruce Monteath Tony Jewell Geoff Raines Michael Roach [73]
Won Semi-Final against Geelong 95–71
Won Grand Final against Collingwood 159–78
1981 7th–139–– Bryan Wood Tony Jewell Geoff Raines Michael Roach [74]
1982 1st2nd184–Won Semi-Final against Carlton 113–90 David Cloke Francis Bourke Maurice Rioli Brian Taylor [75]
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 103–85
1983 10th–715–– Barry Rowlings Francis Bourke Maurice Rioli Michael Roach & Kevin Bartlett [76]
1984 8th–1012–– Barry Rowlings Mike Patterson Mark Lee Brian Taylor [77]
1985 8th–913–– Mark Lee Paul Sproule Trevor Poole Michael Roach [78]
1986 10th–715–– Mark Lee Tony Jewell Dale Weightman Michael Roach [79]
1987 14th–517–– Mark Lee Tony Jewell Dale Weightman Michael Roach [80]
1988 10th–814–– Dale Weightman Kevin Bartlett Michael Pickering Jeff Hogg [81]
1989 14th–517–– Dale Weightman Kevin Bartlett Tony Free Jeff Hogg [82]
1990 11th–715–– Dale Weightman Kevin Bartlett Matthew Knights Stephen Ryan [83]
1991 13th–715–– Dale Weightman Kevin Bartlett Craig Lambert Jeff Hogg [84]
1992 13th–517–– Dale Weightman Allan Jeans Matthew Knights Jeff Hogg [85]
1993 14th–416–– Jeff Hogg John Northey Tony Free Jeff Hogg [86]
1994 9th–1210–– Tony Free John Northey Chris Bond Matthew Richardson [87]
1995 3rd3rd1561Lost Qualifying Final to North Melbourne 114–84 Tony Free John Northey Wayne Campbell Nick Daffy [88]
Won Semi-Final against Essendon 86–73;
Lost Preliminary Final to Geelong 129–40
1996 9th–1111–– Tony Free Robert Walls Paul Broderick Matthew Richardson [89]
1997 13th–1012–– Matthew Knights Robert Walls

(round 1–17)
Jeff Gieschen (round 18–22)

 Wayne Campbell Matthew Richardson [90]
1998 9th–1210–– Matthew Knights Jeff Gieschen Nick Daffy Matthew Richardson [91]
1999 12th–913–– Matthew Knights Jeff Gieschen Wayne Campbell Matthew Richardson [92]
2000 9th–1111–– Matthew Knights Danny Frawley Andrew Kellaway Matthew Rogers [93]
2001 4th3rd157–Lost Qualifying Final to Essendon 113–43 Wayne Campbell Danny Frawley Darren Gaspar Matthew Richardson [94]
Won Semi-Final against Carlton 67–56
Lost Preliminary Final to Brisbane 136–68
2002 14th–715–– Wayne Campbell Danny Frawley Wayne Campbell Matthew Richardson [95]
2003 13th–715–– Wayne Campbell Danny Frawley Mark Coughlan Matthew Richardson [96]
2004 16th–418–– Wayne Campbell Danny Frawley Joel Bowden Matthew Richardson [97]
2005 12th–1012–– Kane Johnson Terry Wallace Joel Bowden Matthew Richardson [98]
2006 9th–1111–– Kane Johnson Terry Wallace Kane Johnson Matthew Richardson [99]
2007 16th–3181– Kane Johnson Terry Wallace Matthew Richardson Matthew Richardson [100]
2008 9th–11101– Kane Johnson Terry Wallace Brett Deledio Matthew Richardson [101]
2009 15th–5161– Chris Newman Terry Wallace (round 1–11)
Jade Rawlings (round 12–22)		 Brett Deledio Mitch Morton [102]
2010 15th–616–– Chris Newman Damien Hardwick Jack Riewoldt Jack Riewoldt [103]
2011 12th–8131– Chris Newman Damien Hardwick Trent Cotchin Jack Riewoldt [104]
2012 12th–10111– Chris Newman Damien Hardwick Trent Cotchin Jack Riewoldt [105]
2013 5th7th157–Lost Elimination Final to Carlton 96–116 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Daniel Jackson Jack Riewoldt [106]
2014 8th8th1210–Lost Elimination Final to Port Adelaide 132–75 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Trent Cotchin Jack Riewoldt [107]
2015 5th7th157–Lost Elimination Final to North Melbourne 88–105 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Alex Rance Jack Riewoldt [108]
2016 13th–814–– Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Dustin Martin Jack Riewoldt [109]
2017 3rd1st157–Won Qualifying Final against Geelong 91–40 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Dustin Martin Jack Riewoldt [110]
Won Preliminary Final against Greater Western Sydney 103–67
Won Grand Final against Adelaide 108–60
2018 1st3rd184–Won Qualifying Final against Hawthorn 95–64 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Jack Riewoldt Jack Riewoldt (70) [111]
Lost Preliminary Final to Collingwood 58–97
2019 3rd1st166–Won Qualifying Final against Brisbane Lions 112–65 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Dion Prestia Tom Lynch (63) [112]
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 85–66
Won Grand Final against Greater Western Sydney 114–25
2020 3rd1st1241Lost Qualifying Final against Brisbane Lions 54–69 Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Jayden Short Jack Riewoldt (33) [113]
Won Semi-Final against St Kilda 80–49
Won Preliminary Final against Port Adelaide 46–40
Won Grand Final against Geelong 81–50
2021 12th–9121– Trent Cotchin Damien Hardwick Dylan Grimes Jack Riewoldt [114]
2022 7th7th1381Lost Elimination Final to the Brisbane Lions 106–104 Dylan Grimes and Toby Nankervis Damien Hardwick Tom Lynch Tom Lynch [115]
2023 13th10121– Dylan Grimes and Toby Nankervis Damien Hardwick / Andrew McQualter Tim Taranto Jack Riewoldt [116]
2024*18th214– Toby Nankervis Adem Yze

All-time records (1908−2022)

Game typePlayedWinsLossesDrawsW–L%
Home & Away seasonHome112665046115.585
Away11264956229.443
Total22521145108324.514
Finals9456371.602
Overall23461201112025.517

Correct as at the end of the 2022 season. [117]

Reserves

PremiersGrand FinalistMinor premiersFinals appearanceWildcard Round appearanceWooden spoonLeague leading goalkickerLeague best and fairest
YearLeagueFinishWLDCoachCaptainGuinane MedalLeading goalkickerGoalsRef
2014 VFL 12th6111 Ross Young
2015 VFL 13th5120 Matt Dea Liam McBean 42 [118]
2016 VFL 9th990 Adam Marcon
2017 VFL 5th1170 Anthony Miles
2018 VFL 1st1440 Anthony Miles
2019 VFL 1st1620 Steven Morris Daniel Coffield [119]
2020 VFL (No season)(No season)
2021 VFL 11th451 Will Martyn Samson Ryan 15
2022 VFL 9th1170 Steven Morris Jake Aarts Noah Cumberland 24
2023 VFL 9th1071 Steven Morris Lachlan Street James Trezise Kaelan Bradtke24
2024 VFL TBC Steven Morris Lachlan Street

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