The Clarence Football Club have appointed former Richmond player Jeromey Webberley their senior coach for the next two seasons.
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The 28-year-old forward was named caretaker coach mid-season following Trent Bartlett’s shock resignation in June.
Roos president Roger Viney said Webberley was the right man to take the club forward.
Clarence have not played finals in the past two seasons, finishing this year in seventh spot with five wins and 13 losses.
“We look forward to working with him to turn around the fortunes of the club and get back to being a successful finals winning club,” Viney said on Friday.
Webberley has been an assistant coach at the Southern-based club for four seasons and played 16 AFL games after being drafted to Richmond in 2009.'
The same year Webberley won a State League premiership with Clarence and took out the competition’s player of the year award.
Corey Martin
Having started at The Examiner as a cadet in 2009, I have held various positions telling the stories of Northern Tasmanians in sport and news. I was appointed deputy editor in 2019 and became editor in September 2021.
Having started at The Examiner as a cadet in 2009, I have held various positions telling the stories of Northern Tasmanians in sport and news. I was appointed deputy editor in 2019 and became editor in September 2021.
