sport.wikisort.org - AthleteDaniel Harford (born 19 March 1977) is the senior coach of the Carlton Football Club in the AFL Women's league and a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Hawthorn Football Club and Carlton Football Club in the Australian Football League. He is also radio presenter and commentator.
Australian rules footballer, born 1977
Australian rules footballer
Daniel Harford |
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 Harford coaching Carlton's AFLW side in March 2019 |
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Date of birth |
(1977-03-19) 19 March 1977 (age 45) |
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Original team(s) |
St Marys (VAFA) / Northern U18 |
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Debut |
Round 10, 4 June 1995, Hawthorn vs. Carlton, at Optus Oval |
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Years |
Club |
Games (Goals) |
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1995–2003 |
Hawthorn |
153 (67) |
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2004 |
Carlton |
009 0(2) |
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Total |
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162 (69) |
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Years |
Club |
Games (W–L–D) |
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2019– |
Carlton (women's) |
25 (16–9–0) |
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1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2004. 3 Coaching statistics correct as of 2018. |
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- Larke Medal 1994
- Hawthorn night premiership side 1999
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Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com |
AFL career
Originally from Parade College, Harford was a Teal Cup captain of Victoria as a youngster. He played junior football for St Mary's in the DVFL, and was recruited from the Northern U18 team by the Hawthorn Football Club with the 8th overall selection in the 1994 AFL Draft. While at Hawthorn, where he made his debut in 1995, he was a hard-at-the-ball midfielder or occasionally, small forward. He also made regular appearances on The Footy Show during this period.
In 2002 Harford managed just 11 games, suffering a run of injuries, and continued to struggle for form and fitness in 2003 where he played only another 5 games. Although Harford was on a long-term contract, Hawthorn decided to try to offload him, and at the end of the year Carlton contracted traded pick no 51 for him, with Hawthorn paying half his contract. During a pre-season run in October 2004 Harford decided to retire from AFL football.
Post-AFL playing career
Harford played VAFA football for Old Paradians in 2005,[1] and returned to the VFL to play for the Northern Bullants, with whom he had previously played while on the Carlton list. He was consistently one of the best in the Bullants' minor premiership team, winning the Laurie Hill Trophy as the Bullants' best and fairest, and finishing third in the J. J. Liston Trophy count.
In 2007, Harford moved to the Balwyn Football Club in the Eastern Football League. He played there in 2007, served as playing-coach in 2008 (winning the premiership that season), and retired from playing at the end of 2008. He continued to serve as non-playing coach at Balwyn until 2011,[2] then as coach at St Kevin's Old Boys in the Victorian Amateur Football Association in 2012,[3] where he still coaches as of 2013.
Coaching career
After serving as an assistant coach with Collingwood during the 2018 AFL Women's season, he was appointed the senior coach of Carlton's AFLW team in April 2018 for the 2019 season onward.[4]
Harford, known as a bit of a joker during his playing days, joined fledgling Melbourne sports radio network SEN 1116 in 2005 as a presenter, after his retirement from the AFL and while he was playing in the VAFA. He began by hosting a Sunday afternoon sports show with Robert Shaw, in 2006 he hosted On the Rise, a morning weekend program, with Jason Richardson. He made regular appearances on "The Good Oil", a weekday 12-4 afternoon show, between 2007 and 2009, before taking over the timeslot in 2010 with his own program Harf Time, this ran until 2016, when he moved to the Drive program. He has also been involved in the network's VFL (in 2006) and AFL (since 2007) commentary teams.
In 2007, he hosted a car show on Channel 9, "Test Drive."
In November 2016, Harford resigned from 1116 SEN and will move to RSN 927 to host breakfast.
Personal life
He is married to Rebecca and they have a daughter, Abbey and a son, William.
References
External links
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- 2 Dal Pos
- 3 Vescio
- 4 Prespakis
- 5 McKay
- 6 Pound
- 8 Laloifi
- 9 Peterson (c)
- 10 Hill
- 11 Lee
- 13 McEvoy
- 14 B. Walker
- 16 Moody
- 17 Hammans
- 18 Guerin
- 19 Gee
- 23 D. Walker
- 24 Vickers
- 25 Sharar
- 28 Milford
- 32 Plane
- 33 Gibbs
- 35 Schaap
- 46 O'Dea
- Austin
- Goss
- Jones
- McWilliams
- Ortlepp*
- Skepper
- Velardo
* denotes rookie listed players
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VFL/AFL |
- 1902–1909: Worrall
- 1909–1911: Elliott
- 1912: Clark
- 1913: Wells
- 1914–1918: Clark
- 1919: Valentine
- 1920–1922: Clark
- 1922–1923: Clover
- 1924: Parratt
- 1925: O'Brien
- 1925: Caldwell
- 1926: Brew
- 1927: Clover
- 1928: Brew
- 1929–1934: Minogue
- 1935–1936: Maher
- 1937: Rowe
- 1938–1940: Diggins
- 1941–1955: Bentley
- 1956–1958: Francis
- 1959–1964: Hands
- 1965–1971: Barassi
- 1972–1975: Nicholls
- 1976–1977: Thorogood
- 1978: Stewart
- 1978: Silvagni
- 1978–1979: Jesaulenko
- 1980: Jones
- 1981–1985: Parkin
- 1986–1989: Walls
- 1989–1990: Jesaulenko
- 1991–2000: Parkin
- 2001–2002: Brittain
- 2003–2007: Pagan
- 2007–2012: Ratten
- 2013–2015: Malthouse
- 2015: Barker
- 2016–2019: Bolton
- 2019–2021: Teague
- 2022–: Voss
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AFL Women's | |
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Italics denote caretaker coach |
Current AFL Women's coaches |
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- Matthew Clarke (Adelaide)
- Craig Starcevich (Brisbane)
- Daniel Harford (Carlton)
- Stephen Symonds (Collingwood)
- Natalie Wood (Essendon)
- Trent Cooper (Fremantle)
- Daniel Lowther (Geelong)
- Cameron Joyce (Gold Coast)
- Cameron Bernasconi (Greater Western Sydney)
- Bec Goddard (Hawthorn)
- Mick Stinear (Melbourne)
- Darren Crocker (North Melbourne)
- Lauren Arnell (Port Adelaide)
- Ryan Ferguson (Richmond)
- Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda)
- Scott Gowans (Sydney)
- Michael Prior (West Coast)
- Nathan Burke (Western Bulldogs)
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Victorian team – 1997 State of Origin |
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Coach: Matthews |
1994 AFL national draft |
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- 1. Jeff White
- 2. Anthony Rocca
- 3. Shannon Grant
- 4. Scott Lucas
- 5. Joel Smith
- 6. Robert McMahon
- 7. Tony Brown
- 8. Daniel Harford
- 9. Ben Wilson
- 10. Blake Caracella
- 11. Damien Ryan
- 12. Shane Sikora
- 13. Chris Hemley
- 14. Michael Martin
- 15. Scott Camporeale
- 16. Adem Yze
- 17. Carl Steinfort
- 18. Robert Di Rosa
- 19. Ben Holland
- 20. Stuart Mangin
- 21. Matthew Nicks
- 22. Winston Abraham
- 23. John Rombotis
- 24. Matthew Manfield
- 25. Steven Sziller
- 26. Tim Elliott
- 27. Toby Kennett
- 28. Shawn Lewfatt
- 29. Jason Torney
- 30. Chad Liddell
- 31. Allen Nash
- 32. Simon Cox
- 33. Mark Cullen
- 34. Michael Polley
- 35. Marty Warry
- 36. Matthew Robbins
- 37. Ashley Blurton
- 38. Matthew Collins
- 39. Stephen Carter
- 40. Michael O'Loughlin
- 41. Adam White
- 42. Douglas Headland
- 43. Dean Matthews
- 44. Jeremy Dyer
- 45. Gary Moorcroft
- 46. Justin Charles
- 47. Robert Ahmat
- 48. Austinn Jones
- 49. Shaun Baxter
- 50. Brett Higgins
- 51. Clay Sampson
- 52. Danny Stevens
- 53. Mark Orchard
- 54. Ian Downsborough
- 55. Mark Belleville
- 56. Ryan Smith
- 57. Emil Parthenides
- 58. Peter Bird
- 59. Nathan Saunders
- 60. Brad Scott
- 61. Stephen Zavalas
- 62. Justin Blumfield
- 63. Ross Funcke
- 64. Robert Powell
- 65. Lee Fraser
- 66. Scott Taylor
- 67. Anthony Bourke
- 68. Luke Norman
- 69. Dean Helmers
- 70. Adam Benjamin
- 71. Jason Spinks
- 72. Dean Grainger
- 73. Sam McFarlane
- 74. Troy Luff
- 75. Gerard Jess
- 76. Todd McHardy
- 77. Ben Dixon
- 78. Daryl Griffin
- 79. Aaron Hamill
- 80. Ben Atkins
- 81. Tim Allen
- 84. Doug Hawkins
- 85. Michael Agnello
- 86. Shaun Gordon
- 87. Simon Arnott
- 88. Nathon Irvin
- 89. David Nicholson
- 90. Matthew Joy
- 93. Michael Murphy
- 94. Jade Rawlings
- 95. Kym Eyers
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Larke Medal winners |
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- 1976: Woods
- 1977: R. Watts
- 1978: Weideman
- 1979: Campbell
- 1980: Murphy
- 1981: Salmon
- 1982: Phyland
- 1983: Anderson
- 1984: Condon
- 1985: Kerr
- 1986: Lawrence
- 1987: Kolyniuk
- 1988: Wright
- 1989: Windsor
- 1990: Williams
- 1991: Neill
- 1992: Southern
- 1993: McManus
- 1994: Harford
- 1995: Godden / Setchell
- 1996: Steinfort
- 1997: Finocchiaro
- 1998: Taylor
- 1999: Hasleby
- 2000: Pettifer
- 2001: Power / Armstrong
- 2002: Schammer
- 2003: Bradley
- 2004: Smith
- 2005: Murphy
- 2006: Hawkins
- 2007: Morton
- 2008: J. Watts
- 2009: Swallow / Hooper
- 2010: Bennell
- 2011: Coniglio
- 2012: Whitfield
- 2013: Sheed
- 2014: Petracca
- 2015: Schache
- 2016: Graham
- 2017: Allen
- 2018: Walsh
- 2019: Robertson
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