Josh Caddy

Dual premiership Tiger Josh Caddy has announced his retirement effective immediately.

“We wish Josh all the best for the future, he will always be a Richmond man.” “Josh can walk away from his AFL career with his head held high and proud of what he has achieved,” he added. Richmond General Manager- Football Talent Blair Hartley said the club was forever grateful for the contribution Caddy made to such a successful time in the Tigers history

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Caddy’s trade to Richmond at the end of that season proved fruitful, playing a key role in the Tigers’ breakthrough 2017 premiership in his first year and going on to play 79 games and boot 88 goals. Martin missed the Tigers’ 109-point demolition of West Coast last Friday but completed a big session at Punt Road that day and has since significantly ramped up his training. Martin has been grieving the death of his father Shane, who died in New Zealand in December, having returned to action this season from a lacerated kidney that ended his 2021 campaign in round 18.

DUAL Richmond premiership player Josh Caddy has retired, effective immediately. Caddy, 29, ends his career after 174 games across three clubs, ...

He remains sidelined with a hamstring complaint and hasn't played a game in 2022. "His skillset made us a better team throughout a successful time for our club and we value the connections and memories made along the way. He was a key part of the powerful Tigers teams from 2017-19, playing 62 of a possible 74 games across those years and booting a career-best 46 goals in 2018.