St Kilda coach Alan Richardson will lead his team into battle against a scary-looking West Coast Eagles team this weekend and to some, it looks like certain defeat.

If this is the case, Richardson will drop to one of the single worst AFL coaching records ever over the first 100 games, tallying 34 wins over his first century of experience, tied with former Fitzroy and Adelaide coach Robert Shaw.

While it's Richardson's milestone coming up, there are some other terrible performers over their career who have not yet hit the 100 game mark, Brisbane's Chris Fagan and Gold Coast's Stuart Dew are on pace to eclipse Shaw's worst-of-all-time record if they keep up the trend over their small sample of games.

Meanwhile, the most consistent career record goes to the man at the head of the Cattery, Chris Scott who boasts a 70 percent winning rate, the best in the AFL.

How has your team's head coach performed during their tenure?

Each current AFL coaches record can be seen below:
Statistics courtesy ofย afl.com.au.

CLUB COACH CAREER WINS WINNING %
Adelaide Don Pyke 40 wins from 59 games 67.70%
Brisbane Chris Fagan 6 wins from 32 games 18.80%
Carlton Brendon Bolton 19 wins from 59 games 32.20%
Collingwood Nathan Buckley 76 wins from 146 games 52.10%
Essendon John Worsfold 168 wins from 336 games 50%
Fremantle Ross Lyon 158 wins from 272 games 58.50%
Geelong Chris Scott 124 wins 177 games 70.10%
Gold Coast Stuart Dew 3 wins from 9 games 33.30%
Greater Western Sydney Leon Cameron 53 wins from 103 games 51.40%
Hawthorn Alastair Clarkson 195 winsย from 315 games 61.90%
Melbourne Simon Goodwin 19 wins from 33 games 57.60%
North Melbourne Brad Scott 97 wins from 189 games 51.30%
Port Adelaide Ken Hinkley 71 wins from 124 games 57.30%
Richmond Damien Hardwick 100 wins from 192 games 52.10%
St Kilda Alan Richardson 34 wins from 99 games 34.30%
Sydney John Longmire 124 wins from 183 games 67.80%
West Coast Adam Simpson 66 wins from 103 games 64.10%
Western Bulldogs Luke Beveridge 48 wins from 81 games 59.30%