Melbourne coaches share insights across men's and women's teams
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 19, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Oct 19, 2026

First-year coaches Steven King and Tom Wilson are collaborating closely with Melbourne's men's and women's teams, focusing on a unified club approach. They have been shadowing each other during matches, indicating a commitment to sharing coaching strategies. Melbourne's footy boss, Ned Guy, emphasized the importance of the connection between programs. King has also participated in AFLW training sessions, contributing expert tips. Both coaches are aiming to enhance their teams' performance through this collaboration, aligning their strategies despite the differences between the programs.
- •Steven King and Tom Wilson coach Melbourne's men's and women's teams.
- •They have been shadowing each other during matches to share insights.
- •Ned Guy highlighted the importance of unity within the club.
- •King participates in AFLW training, offering expertise to the women's program.
- •Both coaches aim to align strategies for improved team performance.
- 7:00 AMAFL — Different teams, same goal: New Demons coaches unite in 'one club' approach
"Melbourne's first-year coaches have formed a strong bond while sharing ideas across the club's men's and women's programs
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