FFFX: Richmond's Revival? (2008) - My first story - Page 5

The Chirpin Bird · 16 Mar 2008, 13:20

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Best Performances: Round 5

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Disposals: Chris Judd        41    (CAR)

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Marks: Brad Fisher        15    (CAR)
Goals: Russell Robertson    7    (MEL)
Clearances: Bryce Gibbs        9    (CAR)
Inside 50s: Andrew Embley    12    (WCE)
Rebound 50s: Craig Bolton    10    (SYD)

Brownlow Betting after Round 5

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Lenny Hayes        $3.50    (STK)

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Chris Judd        $4    (CAR)
Jimmy Bartel        $6.50    (GEE)
Luke Power        $8    (BRL)
Nick Dal Santo        $9.50    (STK)

Coleman Medal Tally after Round 5

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Travis Cloke        19    (COL)

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Nick Riewoldt        16    (STK)
Lance Franklin        16    (HAW)
Steve Johnson        16    (GEE)
Russell Robertson    15    (MEL)

Herald Sun Player of the Year Votes after Round 5

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Daniel Giansiracusa    9    (WBU)

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Nick Malceski        9    (SYD)

Jimmy Bartel        8    (GEE)
Brad Green        8    (MEL)

Nick Riewoldt        6    (STK)

Just a question. When you code all these stats, do you type that all in or do you copy and paste i somehow?? Cos i dont know how to.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 17:44

Yeah I just write em out...

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 17:48

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Round Six Results:

Melbourne	12.10 (82)
Adelaide	10.9 (69)
Crowd:		26,463 @ MCG on Friday night.

St.Kilda	13.17 (95)
W Bulldogs	11.7 (73)
Crowd:		11,410 @ Telstra Dome on Saturday.

Port Adelaide	16.21 (117)
Geelong		6.8 (44)
Crowd:		24,007 @ AAMI Stadium on Saturday.

Fremantle	16.15 (111)
Kangaroos	9.9 (63)
Crowd:		28,080 @ Subiaco on Saturday night.

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Sydney		22.12 (144)
West Coast	11.14 (80)
Crowd:		72,961 @ Telstra Stadium on Saturday night.

Brisbane	10.18 (78)
Essendon	15.10 (100)
Crowd:		36,320 @ GABBA on Sunday.

Carlton		2.9 (21)
Richmond	18.32 (140)
Crowd:		30,962 @ Telstra Dome on Sunday.

Collingwood	18.19 (127)
Hawthorn	13.14 (92)
Crowd:		41,710 @ MCG on Sunday.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 17:52

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Tigers Injury List after Round 6
Darren Jolly		Groin		12
Matthew Richardson	Right Knee	7
Andrew Collins		Left Knee	2
Will Thursfield		Groin		2
Luke Brennan		Concussion	1
Jay Schulz		Corked Thigh	Test

Other major injuries after Round 6
Robert Harvey		Hamstring	Season
Aaron Hamill		Hamstring	Season
Heath Shaw		Left ACL	Season
Scott Stevens		Right ACL	Season
Chris Dawes		Stress Fracture	Season
Chris Tarrant		Osteitis Pubis	Season
Tim Boyle		Osteitis Pubis	Season
Josh Hunt		Osteitis Pubis	19
Hamish McIntosh		Spine		17
Justin Westhoff		Osteitis Pubis	13
Luke Hodge		Shoulder	7
Shane Crawford		Hamstring	6
Tarkyn Locker		Knee		4

Suspensions after Round 6
James Hird		Charging	3
Ryan Griffen		Striking	2
Brent Harvey		Rough Conduct	1
Jesse White		Striking	1

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 17:58

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Best Performances: Round 6
Disposals: Chris Judd         46    (CAR)
Marks: Kayne Pettifer         14    (RIC)
Goals: Ryan O’Keefe            7    (SYD)
Clearances: Nathan Batsanis    6    (PAD)
Inside 50s: Robert Shirley    10    (ADE)
Rebound 50s: Nick Malceski    16    (SYD)

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Brownlow Betting after Round 6
Chris Judd         $3.20    (CAR)
Luke Power         $4.50    (BRL)
Jimmy Bartel          $5    (GEE)
Lenny Hayes           $9    (STK)
Nick Dal Santo       $10    (STK)

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Coleman Medal Tally after Round 6
Travis Cloke          22    (COL)
Nick Riewoldt         20    (STK)
Lance Franklin        19    (HAW)
Russell Robertson     19    (MEL)
Steve Johnson         17    (GEE)

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Herald Sun Player of the Year Votes after Round 6
Nick Malceski         12    (SYD)
Daniel Giansiracusa    9    (WBU)
Luke Power             9    (BRL)
Jimmy Bartel           9    (GEE)
Brad Green             8    (MEL)

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 18:06

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Ladder 			W	L	%	
Adelaide		4	2	145
West Coast		4	2	129
Sydney			4	2	121
Fremantle		4	2	116
Hawthorn		4	2	106
St.Kilda		4	2	99
W Bulldogs		3	3	101
Port Adelaide		3	3	96
Kangaroos		3	3	95
Geelong			3	3	82
Brisbane		2	4	109
Richmond		2	4	104
Collingwood		2	4	92
Melbourne		2	4	86
Essendon		2	4	79
Carlton			2	4	66

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 18:19

Round Seven Match Preview – Hawthorn vs. Richmond @ MCG

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Hawthorn
B: Jayden Attard		Trent Croad		Danny Jacobs
HB: Joel Smith			Paddy Ryder		Brent Guerra 
C: Clinton Young		Sam Mitchell		Brad Sewell
HF: Grant Birchall		Lance Franklin		Tim Clarke 
F: Xavier Ellis			Jarryd Roughead 	Mitch Thorp		
R: Robert Campbell,		Chance Bateman,		Jordan Lewis
INT: Jarryd Morton, Matt Dickfos, Ty Dzuibanski, Josh Kennedy.
OUT: Michael Osborne (hamstring), Brent Renouf (omitted), Travis Tuck (omitted).
IN: Trent Croad, Matt Dickfos, Ty Dzuibanski

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Richmond
B: Jake King			Graham Polak		Andrew Raines
HB: Chris Newman		Joel Bowden		Daniel Jackson
C: Shane Tuck			Nathan Foley		Kane Johnson
HF: Greg Tivendale		Jack Riewoldt		Kayne Pettifer
F: Chris Hyde			Nathan Brown		Patrick Bowden 
R: Troy Simmonds,		Mark Coughlan,		Brett Deledio
INT: Adam Pattison, Brent Hartigan, Trent Cotchin, Richard Tambling
OUT: Will Thursfield (groin)
IN: Brent Hartigan

Last time they met: Hawthorn 18.16 (124) def. Richmond 8.3 (51) in Launceston, NAB Cup R1 2008.
Sam Mitchell, Brent Guerra and Clinton Young ran all over the Tigers in the first round of the NAB cup this year, the goals were shared around and it was a fairly rounded team effort by the Hawks in their 73-point win.

Betting:
Hawthorn $1.35, Richmond $3.30.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 18:33

Hawks hit the top as Tigers continue to confuse
by Tatenda Blignaut - Saturday, May 10 2008

Hawthorn went to the top of the ladder on Saturday afternoon as they defeated Richmond by 55 points at the MCG. The Tigers outscored the Hawks in three of the four quarters, but the one they didn’t they conceded eleven goals to zero. Grant Birchall was best on ground with 38 disposals but Jarryd Roughead’s four goals, including one contender for ‘Goal of the Year’ was nothing short of a spectacular performance.
Richmond continue to befuddle the footballing public with their ultra-hot or ultra-cold displays, coach Tom Flanagan was disappointed at the side’s inconsistency, “The side is young but we need to stop these two or three quarter games, we need to run out the full game from start to finish and that’s the main thing we’re working on at the moment.”

Hawthorn......0.5.....2.8.....13.12........16.14 (110)
Richmond......2.4.....4.8.......4.10.........7.13 ..(55)

Best:
Hawthorn: Birchall, Roughead, Young, Thorp, Mitchell, Franklin, Croad.
Richmond: J.Bowden, Newman, Raines, Tivendale, Brown.

Goals:
Hawthorn: Roughead 4, Mitchell 3, Thorp 2, Clarke, Franklin, Dickfos, Jacobs, Young, Bateman, Guerra
Richmond: Brown 3, Riewoldt, Tivendale, Bowden, Deledio.

Happy Hawks: Jarryd Roughead celebrates his
'Goal of the Year' contender from the boundary as
the Hawks cleaned up the Tigers by nine goals.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 18:59

Demons smash record books
by Lou Bond - Sunday, May 11 2008

Melbourne has made a new mark in VFL/AFL history by not only eclipsing, but hammering both the highest score and greatest winning margin records. Against Carlton on Sunday, the Demons booted 40.29 (269), destroying the Blues by 256 points. Carlton for the second consecutive week have only scored two goals, firstly against lowly Richmond and now this. Russell Robertson kicked 15 goals in the onslaught, a personal best and the most goals ever kicked at Telstra Dome. Brett Ratten is now under serious pressure as coach of the Blues and the playing group seem to be doing nothing to help his cause.

Highest Ever Scores
2008, Melbourne ...40.29 (269)
1992, Geelong ......37.17 (239)
1979, Fitzroy ...k...36.22 (238)
1987, Sydney kkkk.36.20 (236)
1991, Hawthorn .kk36.15 (231)

Melbourne......7.9......18.12.....31.20.....40.29 (269)
Carlton..........1.1.........1.1........2.1.........2.1 .(13)

Goals:
Melbourne: Robertson 15, Davey 7, McLean 4, Whelan 3, Bruce 3, Sylvia 3, Newton, White, Frawley, Green, McDonald.
Carlton: Hartlett, Teague.

15 Reasons to celebrate: Russell Robertson marks in front
of Michael Jamison on the way to 15 goals against Carlton.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 19:03

Round Seven Results:

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Essendon	  6.7 (43)
Collingwood	11.19 (85)
Crowd:		82,066 @ MCG on Friday night.

Hawthorn	16.14 (110)
Richmond	 7.13 (55)
Crowd:		31,488 @ MCG on Saturday.

Geelong		12.15 (87)
Sydney		11.17 (83)
Crowd:		23,918 @ Skilled Stadium on Saturday.

Adelaide	 9.14 (68)
Fremantle	11.12 (78)
Crowd:		20,226 @ AAMI Stadium on Saturday night.

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W Bulldogs	14.12 (96)
West Coast	10.12 (72)
Crowd:		16,098 @  TD on Saturday night. 

Brisbane	13.10 (88)
Kangaroos	15.10 (100)
Crowd:		25,652 @ GABBA on Sunday (Early).

St.Kilda	13.12 (90)
Port Adelaide	  8.6 (54)
Crowd:		27,222 @ MCG on Sunday.

Melbourne	40.29 (269)
Carlton	  	  2.1 (13)
Crowd:		25,646 @ TD on Sunday.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 19:25

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Tigers Injury List after Round 7
Darren Jolly		Groin			11
Matthew Richardson	Right Knee		6
Andrew Collins		Left Knee		1
Will Thursfield		Groin			1
Luke Brennan		Concussion		Test
Jay Schulz		Corked Thigh		Available

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Other major injuries after Round 7
Robert Harvey		Hamstring		Season
Aaron Hamill		Hamstring		Season
Heath Shaw		Left ACL		Season
Scott Stevens		Right ACL		Season
Chris Dawes		Stress Fracture		Season
Chris Tarrant		Osteitis Pubis		Season
Tim Boyle		Osteitis Pubis		Season
Josh Hunt		Osteitis Pubis		18
Hamish McIntosh		Spine			16
Justin Westhoff		Osteitis Pubis		12
Luke Hodge		Shoulder		6
Shane Crawford		Hamstring		5
Tarkyn Locker		Knee			3

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Suspensions after Round 7
James Hird		Charging		2
Ryan Griffen		Striking		1

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 19:28

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Best Performances: Round 7
Disposals: Cameron Bruce		46	(MEL)
Marks: Jonathan Brown			15	(BRL)
Goals: Russell Robertson		15	(MEL)
Clearances: Shaun Higgins		8	(WBU)
Inside 50s: Danyle Pearce		10	(PAD)
Rebound 50s: Ben Rutten			12	(ADE)

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Brownlow Betting after Round 7
Chris Judd				$2.60	(CAR)
Jimmy Bartel				$3	(GEE)
Luke Power				$8.50	(BRL)
Lenny Hayes				$9	(STK)
Cameron Bruce				$9	(MEL)

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Coleman Medal Tally after Round 7
Russell Robertson			34	(MEL)
Travis Cloke				23	(COL)
Nick Riewoldt				21	(STK)
Lance Franklin				20	(HAW)
Aaron Davey				20	(MEL)

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Herald Sun Player of the Year Votes after Round 7
Jimmy Bartel				12	(GEE)
Nick Malceski				12	(SYD)
Luke Power				10	(BRL)
Daniel Giansiracusa			9	(WBU)
Brad Green				8	(MEL)

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 19:30

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Ladder 		W	L	%	
Hawthorn	5	2	116
Fremantle	5	2	116
St.Kilda	5	2	105
Adelaide	4	3	135
West Coast	4	3	120
Sydney		4	3	117
W Bulldogs	4	3	105
Kangaroos	4	3	98
Geelong		4	3	85
Melbourne	3	4	132
Collingwood	3	4	112
Port Adelaide	3	4	91
Brisbane	2	5	105
Richmond	2	5	85
Essendon	2	5	75
Carlton		2	5	45

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 20:09

Round Eight Match Preview – West Coast vs. Richmond @ Subiaco

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West Coast
B: David Wirrpanda		Darren Glass		Mark Nicoski
HB: Chad Fletcher		Brent Staker		Adam Selwood
C: Tyson Stenglein		Ben Cousins		Shannon Hurn
HF: Michael Braun		Andrew Embley		Sam Butler
F: Steven Armstrong		Brendan Fevola		Ashley Hansen
R: Dean Cox,			Matthew Priddis,	Daniel Kerr
INT: Beau Waters, Matthew Rosa, Daniel Chick, Mark Seaby
OUT: Rowan Jones, Brett Jones
IN: Matthew Rosa, Shannon Hurn

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Richmond
B: Jake King			Graham Polak		Andrew Raines
HB: Chris Newman		Joel Bowden		Daniel Jackson
C: Shane Tuck			Nathan Foley		Kane Johnson
HF: Greg Tivendale		Jack Riewoldt		Kayne Pettifer
F: Chris Hyde			Nathan Brown		Patrick Bowden 
R: Troy Simmonds,		Mark Coughlan,		Brett Deledio
INT: Adam Pattison, Shane Edwards, Trent Cotchin, Richard Tambling
OUT: Brent Hartigan (omitted)
IN: Shane Edwards

Last time they met: West Coast 18.9 (117) def. Richmond 12.14 (86) at Subiaco, Round 20 2007.
Three goals in succession to the Tigers just before three-quarter time had the visitors within nine points and it took Quinten Lynch with seven goals to keep the Tigers at bay. The 31-point margin could have been much closer had the Tigers’ erratic star Matthew Richardson not missed three eminently gettable chances in the final quarter.

Inaccuracy kills: Matthew Richardson stands in disbelief after missing yet another easy chance to goal.

Betting:
West Coast $1.02, Richmond $9.50.

SouthSwans · 16 Mar 2008, 20:15

Tigers conjure the upset of all upsets
by Harwood McDonald - Saturday, May 17 2008

Richmond have come back from a five goal deficit in the last quarter to beat a full strength West Coast outfit in Perth on Saturday afternoon. Brett Deledio starred for the Tigers with 31 possesions and four goals while Matt Priddis was best on for the Eagles with 33 touches and three goals.

A high scoring opening quarter saw seven goals apiece after Adam Pattison and Kayne Pettifer each booted two first quarter majors. The second was fairly even with neither side really breaking away but an expectation West Coast would run over Richmond in the second half only trailing by four points. It seemed that they were breaking away in the opening of the third term with five goals to one to hold a 24 point lead into the final change, and a convincing 32-point lead in the opening minutes of the final term. The Tigers then dug deep and booted eight unanswered goals to run out winners by 22 points. Joel Bowden and Jake King were again excellent when the push came to shove with 13 final quarter possesions each.

West Coast..........7.2.........9.4.........14.10.......15.10 (100)
Richmond............7.2.........9.8.........10.10.......18.14 (122)

Best:
West Coast: Priddis, Rosa, Braun, Butler.
Richmond: Deledio, J.Bowden, King, Polak, Riewoldt, Hyde, Raines.

Goals:
West Coast: Priddis 3, Hurn 2, Hansen 2, Butler 2, Rosa 2, Nicoski 2, Stenglein, Staker.
Richmond: Deledio 4, Cotchin 3, Pettifer 2, Pattison 2, King, P.Bowden, J.Bowden, Johnson, Tuck, Foley, Riewoldt.

Injuries:
Richmond: Brown (hamstring), Polak (hamstring).

WHAT A WIN!: Richmond fans who made the long trek to Perth celebrate after their huge upset win over the Eagles.