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Why are you allowed to troll every tiger thread
Great post, and I agree entirely.
Richmond have found themselves in an awesome spot due to a combination of factors: general recession following an era of several very strong teams including a dominant Hawthorn, a team containing 5-6 players all playing at their absolute peak - most noticeably Martin who is arguably the best player in the league currently, a core who were assembled in roughly the same period and have now played a huge amount of footy together, a charmed fixture which includes a significant number of games at the MCG, the Grand Final only being played at the MCG and of course some good luck along the way. (Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
They’ve made hail with the squad they’ve got and developed a game plan that holds up in finals and supports the team they are fielding each week (which happens to contain a number of average players, but largely papers over their various deficiencies), but they can be opened up on occasion, and other teams will undoubtably ticker with their game plans specifically to beat them.
Wow.. thats one bitter poster! 12 wins in a row not enough to convince you of their quality , including an 8 goal interstate finalx win.
Actually the vast majority threads I contribute to actually don’t have anything to do with Richmond until some confused Tigers supporter comes in and has to establish an erroneous position on, or make a tenuous comparison with... The Tigers.
The amount of threads that get derailed by neurotic, attention-deprived Richmond supporters, you’d think you might be able to accept some heat in the opposite direction.
and tattoos are going to be suspect and particularly dusty.. or dustily... lol.. go with it...alwaysmake comparisons to the best, happens in everything
Put the drink downand tattoos are going to be suspect and particularly dusty.. or dustily... lol.. go with it...
Actually the vast majority threads I contribute to actually don’t have anything to do with Richmond until some confused Tigers supporter comes in and has to establish an erroneous position on, or make a tenuous comparison with... The Tigers.
The amount of threads that get derailed by neurotic, attention-deprived Richmond supporters, you’d think you might be able to accept some heat in the opposite direction.
wrong answer//Put the drink down
Great post, and I agree entirely.
Richmond have found themselves in an awesome spot due to a combination of factors: general recession following an era of several very strong teams including a dominant Hawthorn, a team containing 5-6 players all playing at their absolute peak - most noticeably Martin who is arguably the best player in the league currently, a core who were assembled in roughly the same period and have now played a huge amount of footy together, a charmed fixture which includes a significant number of games at the MCG, the Grand Final only being played at the MCG and of course some good luck along the way. (Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
They’ve made hail with the squad they’ve got and developed a game plan that holds up in finals and supports the team they are fielding each week (which happens to contain a number of average players, but largely papers over their various deficiencies), but they can be opened up on occasion, and other teams will undoubtably ticker with their game plans specifically to beat them.
Great post, and I agree entirely.
Richmond have found themselves in an awesome spot due to a combination of factors: general recession following an era of several very strong teams including a dominant Hawthorn, a team containing 5-6 players all playing at their absolute peak - most noticeably Martin who is arguably the best player in the league currently, a core who were assembled in roughly the same period and have now played a huge amount of footy together, a charmed fixture which includes a significant number of games at the MCG, the Grand Final only being played at the MCG and of course some good luck along the way. (Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
They’ve made hail with the squad they’ve got and developed a game plan that holds up in finals and supports the team they are fielding each week (which happens to contain a number of average players, but largely papers over their various deficiencies), but they can be opened up on occasion, and other teams will undoubtably ticker with their game plans specifically to beat them.
Great post, and I agree entirely.
Richmond have found themselves in an awesome spot due to a combination of factors: general recession following an era of several very strong teams including a dominant Hawthorn, a team containing 5-6 players all playing at their absolute peak - most noticeably Martin who is arguably the best player in the league currently, a core who were assembled in roughly the same period and have now played a huge amount of footy together, a charmed fixture which includes a significant number of games at the MCG, the Grand Final only being played at the MCG and of course some good luck along the way. (Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
They’ve made hail with the squad they’ve got and developed a game plan that holds up in finals and supports the team they are fielding each week (which happens to contain a number of average players, but largely papers over their various deficiencies), but they can be opened up on occasion, and other teams will undoubtably ticker with their game plans specifically to beat them.
I didn’t say they weren’t a quality team - I said they had a myriad of factors working in their favour, and they’ve managed to capitalise as a result.
There’s stopping the Tigers and then there’s stopping the Tigers at the MCG.
This is one of the saltiest posts ive read in a fair while.Great post, and I agree entirely.
Richmond have found themselves in an awesome spot due to a combination of factors: general recession following an era of several very strong teams including a dominant Hawthorn, a team containing 5-6 players all playing at their absolute peak - most noticeably Martin who is arguably the best player in the league currently, a core who were assembled in roughly the same period and have now played a huge amount of footy together, a charmed fixture which includes a significant number of games at the MCG, the Grand Final only being played at the MCG and of course some good luck along the way. (Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
They’ve made hail with the squad they’ve got and developed a game plan that holds up in finals and supports the team they are fielding each week (which happens to contain a number of average players, but largely papers over their various deficiencies), but they can be opened up on occasion, and other teams will undoubtably ticker with their game plans specifically to beat them.
I reckon Shagga will be back next year...in different colors though.
I didn’t say they weren’t a quality team - I said they had a myriad of factors working in their favour, and they’ve managed to capitalise as a result.
Exactly. Best chance of stopping them is them coming out of the blocks slow and West Coast finishing top 2 and conspiring to play them over in Perth, preferably in a prelim.
Shapes it to fit his argument, same as when people argue Richmond only won coz they beat interstate teams (hawthorn three peat was Sydney, freo and west coast). Also I believe west coast finishes 13th the year before they played in the grand final.Why are you allowed to troll every tiger thread with you anti tiger rubbish? Your post is nothing but excuses as to why we have dominated the competition the last three years.
It's laughable how you are allowed get away with it.
So your saying you need a lot to go right to win a premiership?I didn’t say they weren’t a quality team - I said they had a myriad of factors working in their favour, and they’ve managed to capitalise as a result.
Why are you allowed to troll every tiger thread with you anti tiger rubbish? Your post is nothing but excuses as to why we have dominated the competition the last three years.
It's laughable how you are allowed get away with it.
In one of those games, Caleb Daniels was used at half back as a distributor to get the ball out of the backline. He dismantled our pressure because he was so good in traffic under pressure and he never missed a target. Once forward of the defensive 50m and not under pressure, Richmond were as vulnerable as any other side. Sides have tried it by kicking to space in the back half, but that is a taxing game and eventually when a team gets tired they make mistakes and turn it over.ask the bulldogs....won four of their last five against the tiges and lost the other one by a point
No team is unbeatable.I’d go as far as to say I think they’re unbeatable.
(Also it had to be noted now average both of their Grand Final opponents were - GWS getting spanked by 89, and Adelaide missing the finals two years running shows how poor the comp has been the last few years)
It's an amazing coincidence how the "competition is poor" argument always comes from supporters of teams other than the reigning Premiers.
It's uncanny.