Andrew McQualter narrowly missed the top job at Richmond and has made a call on his next move.
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McQualter, 37, had spent 10 years at Richmond since joining the club before the 2014 season and was thrust into the main coaching seat this season when Damien Hardwick stepped down.
In 11 games as coach, McQualter won seven games.
He put his hand up for the full-time job and was in the final two when the process reached the pointy end.
Andrew McQualter has quit Richmond. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
But the Tigers instead went with a fresh voice in Adem Yze.
After contemplating his position, McQualter opted to look for a position at another AFL club.
“We would like to thank Andrew for his incredible service to Richmond across 10 years. He formed great relationships within the organisation and played a big part in our success over that period,”…
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