Jack Viney joins West Coast after leaving Melbourne for new opportunities
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 5:45 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Jack Viney has signed a two-year deal with West Coast, following his departure from Melbourne. The 32-year-old was informed by Demons coach Steven King that he would not be retained after a challenging season impacted by injury. He reflected on advice from Neale Daniher, emphasizing the potential for new opportunities. Viney aims to integrate into West Coast's young midfield and could pursue a coaching role after retirement.
- •Viney played 238 games for Melbourne, winning the 2021 premiership.
- •He faced injuries that limited his contributions during the 2025 season.
- •Viney considers joining West Coast an exciting new chapter in his career.
- •He aims to work closely with teammates like Harley Reid in the midfield.
- •Viney acknowledges Daniher's influence in managing career transitions.
- 5:45 AMAFL — Eagle-eyed Viney uses Daniher wisdom to embrace new chapter
"West Coast recruit Jack Viney reflected on a quote from the late great Neale Daniher after being told to look elsewhere to continue his AFL career
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