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Geelong Cats legend Corey Enright joins St Kilda staff in coaching role

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Geelong legend Corey Enright has jumped ship to St Kilda as an assistant coach after 22 years with the Cats.

After ending his illustrious 332-game AFL career in 2016, Enright moved straight into coaching at Geelong.

But the 40-year-old is on the move to the Saints and will take charge of the club’s defence.

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The six-time All-Australian defender leaves Geelong after their humiliating 83-point defeat against Melbourne in the preliminary final.

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Enright’s exit is not expected to be the only change to the Cats’ coaching staff as they attempt to challenge again next year.

“I’m proud of what I learned throughout my time at the Cats and am thankful for all the opportunities they’ve given me,” Enright said.

“I believe the Saints have a really exciting young group and I can’t wait to get to work.”

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St Kilda began 2021 with high expectations after finishing sixth last year but missed the finals after a sluggish start to the season.

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