List of Western Bulldogs coaches

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The following is a list of coaches who have coached the Western Bulldogs, previously known as Footscray, at a game of Australian rules football in the Australian Football League (AFL), formerly the VFL.

No.CoachPWLDW%Years
1 Con McCarthy 17413023.531925
2 Harry Saunders 1037030.001926
3 Jim Cassidy 817012.501926
4 Paddy Scanlan 361521041.671927–28
5 Alec Eason 18611136.111929
6 Allan Hopkins 18414022.221930
7 Bill Cubbins 543222059.261931–33
8 Alby Morrison 22616027.271934–35
9 Syd Coventry 36826225.001935–37
10 Joe Kelly 692940042.031937–40
11 Norman Ware 332013060.611941–42
12 Arthur Olliver 1316862152.291943–50
13 Jim Crowe 19810144.741947
14 Charlie Sutton 1628179250.621951–57, 1967–68
15 George McLaren 1100100.001951
16 Wally Donald 321066.671952, 1953
17 Ted Whitten 22891137039.911957–66 1969–71
18 Joe Ryan 20200.001959, 1960
19 Bill Findlay 523040.001961–62, 1964, 1966
20 Bob Rose 894245248.311972–75
21 Bill Goggin 462123247.831976–78
22 Don McKenzie 441429131.811978–79, 1982
23 Royce Hart 53845015.091980–82
24 Frank Goode 10100.001981
25 Ian Hampshire 331221036.361982–83
26 Mick Malthouse 1356766250.371984–89
27 Terry Wheeler 915040155.491990–94
28 Alan Joyce 572530245.611994–96
29 Terry Wallace 1487967254.051996–2002
30 Peter Rohde 45935121.112002–04
31 Rodney Eade 1628872254.942005–2011
32 Paul Williams 321066.672011
33 Brendan McCartney 662046030.302012–14
34 Luke Beveridge 22012397055.912015 -

Key:

P = Played
W = Won
L = Lost
D = Drew
W% = Win percentage

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