Darren Cahill
Assistant Coach, Adelaide Crows
Born: 15 March 1965 (age 57) in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Height: 191 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Playing career:
- Glenelg Football Club (SANFL): 1983-1996
Coaching career:
- Glenelg Football Club (SANFL): 1997-1999
- Essendon Football Club (AFL): 2000
- Hawthorn Football Club (AFL): 2001-2003
- Adelaide Football Club (AFL): 2004-2011
- Carlton Football Club (AFL): 2012
- St Kilda Football Club (AFL): 2013-2022
- Adelaide Football Club (AFL): 2023-present
Other roles:
- Assistant coach, Australia national football team: 2002-2003
- Commentator, Fox Footy: 2012-present
Achievements:
- 2x SANFL premiership player (Glenelg): 1985, 1993
- 1x SANFL premiership coach (Glenelg): 1999
- 1x SANFL Magarey Medal (Glenelg): 1990
- 1x AFL Goal of the Year (Glenelg): 1993
- 1x AFL Mark of the Year (Adelaide): 2007
Controversy:
In 2004, Cahill was involved in a controversial incident during an AFL match between Adelaide and Collingwood. Cahill, who was coaching Adelaide at the time, was captured on camera making a gesture towards Collingwood forward Brian Taylor. The gesture was interpreted by many as being an offensive racial slur. Cahill later apologized for the incident, saying that he had not intended to offend anyone.
Current role:
Cahill is currently the assistant coach of the Adelaide Crows in the AFL. He has been in this role since the start of the 2023 season.
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