Wundo
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If you can hold that form you'll trouble most teams, great game by the Tigers last night. I'm just hoping that now means we go on to win the GF!
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Mitchell seems to have a permanent dopey look on his face.
He loves kicking in danger that campaigner. We owned the Hawks last night. I didn't give a s**t about the they were due a loss crap we monstered those campaigners. The only thing they have over us is finals experience.Jordan Lewis looks very "special needs".
Hawks are too old and too slow
I think our scoring will improve aaa guys like Lennon mature and we can add some speed and flair to the forward line. Need some more weapons.I liken our team to Freo of the past few years (not this year) where we simply restrict teams to low scores.
I think it's a game plan and style we need to play and I'm happy to see it. However, to win a flag, I think we need to score more. It will sustain us for prelims, but I don't think we can win a flag.
Still, all it needs is some small amount of tinkering and it could come to fruition.
Said it a few weeks ago, 2018 GF will be Richmond vs Collingwood.
If you can hold that form you'll trouble most teams, great game by the Tigers last night. I'm just hoping that now means we go on to win the GF!
geez it pisses me off whenever we beat someone good the other team was off there game not up to there usual form . Piss off Media.
Do the Hawks know how to handball or is it ok for everyone to just chuck it around?
Wasn't the game against West Coast a couple of years ago a lower score because of the weather?You know it's not your night when Ty Vickery plays better then Roughead!
Richmond handed us our lowest score under Clarkson since 2006 and our biggest losing margin this season. If Richmond do finish top four, I'd back the Tigers in against Fremantle and West Coast. Especially the Dockers.
Oh the Tigers can't kick 100 points. Blah blah blah
WE DONT ******* HAVE TO! Hahahaha
GO YOU TIGERS
Wasn't the game against West Coast a couple of years ago a lower score because of the weather?
Bring on the Dockers in Perth
Jab Watson won a brownlow on the back of throws and drugs.Do the Hawks know how to handball or is it ok for everyone to just chuck it around?
Great stuff. We will no longer be ****ed with.I could watch this all day.
http://www.afl.com.au/video/2015-07-31/the-unsociable-tigers
I'd rather play Freo over there than you guys in week one to be honest.haha yeah well if Fremantle do happen to get top spot and Richmond fourth, there would be a few thousand Fremantle fans shitting themselves at the prospect of playing Richmond in a Qualifying final.
Wow... what a win!
The best thing about it is, this isn't a "where the f*** did that come from" kind of win... we all kind of knew we had this sort of performance in us.. but we also knew that Hawthorn are a boss side, in form and worthy of the utmost respect...and we delivered!!!
Start to believe gentlemen (and ladies), start to effing believe!
Anthony Miles, take a bow! I always had you down as a solid contributor rather than an out and out gun. Changed my mind to day, colossal performance.
I'm in the club who had doubts about Dimma after the early season losses... but I have nothing to offer other than apologies when I think of how far we've come since 2010.
We've Sheds, Griffiths and Cellis still to come back into the team plus Hampson had proved himself more than capable recently. Depth...It's a good problem to have. But really I can't see how we could be anything but unchanged for next week.
#happytiger #drunktiger
I loved it when three Richmond defenders crash tackled Cyril. Really shook him up.
So annoyed that he had trouble kicking goals from then on...haha he was so annoyed
Jay Croucher bit premature with his assessment.
http://www.theroar.com.au/2015/05/06/the-fault-in-their-stars-richmond-fcs-bleak-state-of-affairs/
The real challenge is jumping from ‘finals contender’ to ‘premiership contender’. There’s nothing to suggest Richmond is built to make that leap, and if anything, through the first five weeks of 2015 it looks like they’re going backwards.
In their 22 combined seasons, Brett Deledio, Dustin Martin and Trent Cotchin have a grand total of two All-Australian guernseys between them. By comparison, in 21 combined seasons Dane Swan and Scott Pendlebury have ten such selections.
Cotchin has regressed after establishing himself as a top ten player in the league during his phenomenal 2012 season. He hasn’t cracked even the 40-man All-Australian squad the past two years and of his eight three-vote performances across 2013 and 2014, seven of them came against Brisbane (twice), St Kilda (twice), Carlton (twice) and the Bulldogs (in Cotchin’s defence his one other three vote game was against Hawthorn). He’s fast on his way to earning a reputation as a flat-track bully, something that was not helped by his meek 16 touches in last year’s final against Port Adelaide.
Dustin Martin is a riddle wrapped inside a tattoo of an enigma. He has the raw talent of a generational star but his decision making ranges from ‘ingenious’ to ‘insufferable’. Brett Deledio is too talented of a player to have never polled more than 13 Brownlow votes in a season, and like Cotchin he goes missing in big games. Of the 18 games Richmond played against finalists in 2013 and 2014, Deledio polled Brownlow votes in just two of them.
Deledio, Martin and Cotchin are all fine football players – stars, even. But they’re not on the same level as Sam Mitchell, Jordan Lewis and Luke Hodge, or Josh Kennedy, Kieren Jack and Dan Hannebery, or Nat Fyfe, David Mundy and Stephen Hill.
Some might think it’s unfair to make those comparisons, but Deledio, Cotchin and Martin were taken 1, 2 and 3 in the draft – if those guys aren’t going to be your superstars, then who is? It’s a popular AFL-ism to say that you’re only as good as your bottom six, but sometimes it’s just as accurate to say that you’re only as good as your top three.
The state of affairs is bleak at Richmond. Eleven seasons without finals from 2002 to 2012 has given them nothing but three very good but not transcendent players, a perpetually frustrated Jack Riewoldt, a gun defender who might turn down millions and retire at the end of the season, and a supporting cast of role players who don’t suck. Damien Hardwick strikes me as the type of coach that was always destined to lead a fairy-tale journey to eighth spot before getting crushed by the reality of finals and the mythical monsters of ‘actual good teams’. That’s seems to be his ceiling, and it’s been reached.
Normally, I would implore Richmond fans to look on the bright side. Martin and Cotchin are only 24 and 25 – they still have a half-decade of their primes to make the leap. Rance likely isn’t going to turn down a monster contract. Brandon Ellis has the makings of a star, Anthony Miles looks like a Richmond lifer and there’s a 14 per cent chance that Reece Conca becomes the evolutionary Jordan Lewis. I could try and tell you to keep the faith and talk yourselves into all of this. But I’m not going to.
Richmond fans, it’s time to give up. Let go. Abandon any expectation of this football club. Tyler Durden is telling you that you’re only free to do anything when you’ve lost everything.
The Richmond Tigers have not gotten within 67 points of a grand final appearance since 1982, the same year that Raiders of the Lost Ark was first released in cinemas. It’s time to give up all hope and remove emotional investment from this team, because it’s not going anywhere. There’s something to be said for sticking with a club through good and through bad but that implies that there’s been some ‘good’ at some stage. Supporting Richmond has become an exercise in masochism.
Like Homer Simpson eating Pinchy the lobster, Richmond fans need to briefly embrace their pain and then just move on. The odds say that things will eventually get better, but ‘better’ seems as far away as it’s ever been. Until that stage arrives, Richmond fans have earned the right to abandon ship and then hop back on when the time for meaningful success has actually come. Some might call that bandwagon jumping. After three decades of unreasonable pain, misery and dejection, I call it being rational.
October 3I forgot to record the replay. When's the next one on?
Good on you I wanted to take the $6 but it seems when I back them they loose and i just wanted the win so I refused to back them