Adam Kingsley

Currently an assistant coach at Richmond, the Giants job will be Kingsley's first as a senior coach in the AFL after several near misses including the Carlton ...

He was steadfast in leaving the program ready for whoever would be taking over.” “Mark is a person of the highest integrity and character, and he has always put the club first. “It’s a difficult job to come in as caretaker coach but he attacked the role with fresh ideas and sought to improve our players, staff and program at every step. “It’s a privilege and an honour to be the next senior coach of the Giants,” he said. “After a thorough and considered selection process, Adam’s vision for the club, our players and our people made him the standout candidate for the job. “I’ve been clear in my aspirations to become a senior coach and over the last 16 years I’ve continued to learn and develop to the point now where I’m absolutely ready to take the next step in my coaching career.

Greater Western Sydney have announced former Port Adelaide premiership player Adam Kingsley will take the hot seat in 2023.

“In just 11 years the Giants have made multiple preliminary finals, and a grand final, and while the ultimate success has eluded the club, it’s clear the building blocks are in place. “I’ve been clear in my aspirations to become a senior coach and over the last 16 years I’ve continued to learn and develop to the point now where I’m absolutely ready to take the next step.” “On behalf of the Board and our entire organisation, I’m thrilled to confirm Adam Kingsley as our new head coach,” he said in a statement.

The Giants have made the call after putting Mark McVeigh, Adam Kingsley and Adem Yze through a rigorous interview process.

“They’re far superior to us at the moment, clearly. There’s just the unfortunate part of dealing with whether players have checked out or not. But we haven’t been satisfied with our recent results,” Matthews said. “This is an incredibly exciting opportunity. It’s a privilege and an honour to be the next senior coach of the Giants,” he said in a GWS statement. Stream them all for free on

New GWS head coach Adam Kingsley says he's hungry for the Giants to reach their AFL potential. Kingsley's 16-year career as an assistant coach has ended ...

"It's a difficult job to come in as caretaker coach but he attacked the role with fresh ideas and sought to improve our players, staff and program at every step," he said. "Adam's vision for the club, our players and our people made him the standout candidate for the job," Matthews said. "I've been clear in my aspirations to become a senior coach and over the last 16 years I've continued to learn and develop to the point now where I'm absolutely ready to take the next step."

The GWS Giants have announced Richmond assistant Adam Kinglsey as the club's next senior coach.

“This is a club which has built a strong culture from the ground up in just a few short years. “It’s a privilege and an honour to be the next senior coach of the GIANTS. But we haven’t been satisfied with our recent results.

Adam Kingsley has beaten caretaker Mark McVeigh and leading contender Adem Yze to win the Giants' senior coaching job.

“This is a club which has built a strong culture from the ground up in just a few short years ... I believe in this club and what we can achieve together.” “In our 11 years in the competition, we have undoubtedly become a successful club with a fantastic culture and a great playing list but we haven’t been satisfied with our recent results. “After a thorough and considered selection process, Adam’s vision for the club, our players and our people made him the standout candidate for the job,” Matthews said. “I’ve been clear in my aspirations to become a senior coach, and over the last 16 years I’ve continued to learn and develop to the point now where I’m absolutely ready to take the next step in my coaching career. “It’s a privilege and an honour to be the next senior coach of the Giants.

Adam Kingsley has beaten out Mark McVeigh and Adam Yze to be named the new senior coach of Greater Western Sydney.

"It's a privilege and an honour to be the next senior coach of the Giants. I believe in this club and what we can achieve together." "This is a club which has built a strong culture from the ground up in just a few short years.

GWS have appointed Adam Kingsley as their head coach. The long-serving assistant will depart Richmond to take over...

"It's a difficult job to come in as caretaker coach but he attacked the role with fresh ideas and sought to improve our players, staff and program at every step," he said. "Adam's vision for the club, our players and our people made him the standout candidate for the job," Matthews said. "For a guy that played back pocket and midfield predominantly, I think that says a lot about his ability to see all parts of the game," Riewoldt told Fox Sports. "It's clear the players, staff, members and fans are hungry for success and we're going to drive each other to get to where we want to go." "In just 11 years the Giants have made multiple preliminary finals, and a grand final, and while the ultimate success has eluded the club, it's clear the building blocks are in place. "I've been clear in my aspirations to become a senior coach and over the last 16 years I've continued to learn and develop to the point now where I'm absolutely ready to take the next step."

Josh Gabelich takes a closer look at how the Giants' process unfolded before they landed Adam Kingsley.

The 41-year-old was leaving his home on the central coast at 4.45am to get to the club and prepare for the day ahead during his time in charge. Kingsley hasn't spent much time in Sydney in his life, but will relocate before the start of pre-season with his wife Nadine and young family. The Giants always wanted to complete their coaching process by the end of the home and away season and have done that. The club wants McVeigh to remain but will allow him to make that decision in his own time. FOR MUCH of the process to replace Leon Cameron at Greater Western Sydney, Alastair Clarkson was the messiah hovering above. Time was on the Giants' side.