AFL LEGENDS John Coleman, Darrel Baldock and Barry Cable are now members of the illustrious 200-club, after a shift by the League in qualifications for the group.

Under previous guidelines the three AFL Hall of Fame Legends did not make the list because their games tally, as players, alone, was short of the required 200-game mark.

But the League has decided to change the qualifications to combine playing, coaching and umpiring records.

AFL chief Andrew Demetriou said the AFL recognised total games as its basis for life membership and therefore total games should also be the basis of qualification for the 200 Club.

Current senior coaches Brad Scott and Ross Lyon have also been included in the list of names, while Neil Balme, Chris Connolly and Grant Thomas are other notable additions.

A total of 59 former players and coaches have joined the 200-club, with the late Jimmy Smith, who played and coached St Kilda in the early part of the 20^th century, qualifying as a result of 33 games as an umpire, 132 as a St Kilda player and then a further 49 as coach of the club.

The full list of further additions to the 200 Club is: Jack Baggott, Darrel Baldock, Neil Balme, John Beckwith, Gerald Brosnan, Gary Buckenara, Barry Cable, John Coleman, Chris Connolly, Bill Cubbins, Graham Donaldson, Eddie Drohan, Keith Forbes, Fred Froude, Jack Hale, Arthur Hiskins, Ern Jenkins, Tony Jewell, Alan Joyce, Ken Judge, Joe Kelly, Alan Killigrew, Allan La Fontaine, Dean Laidley, Ross Lyon, Frank Maher, Neil Mann, Herbie Matthews, Ivan McAlpine, Jock McCorkell, Keith McKenzie, Noel McMahen, Rod Olsson, Max Oppy, Alby Pannam, Charlie E Pannam, Charlie H Pannam, Percy Parratt, Michael Patterson, Peter Pianto, Matthew Primus, Ricky Quade, Tommy Quinn, Ian Ridley, Peter Rohde, Kevin Rose, Des Rowe, Ted Rowell, Paddy Scanlan, Peter Schwab, Brad Scott, Robert Shaw, Jimmy Smith, Len Smith, Charlie Sutton, Grant Thomas, Murray Weideman, Terry Wheeler, Col Williamson.