Good prelim player though.
Analysis The Richmond dynasty
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Good prelim player though.
kaiserchief13
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I think their coaching has been absolutely elite and deserves the accolades. AFL needs to introduce a minimum amount of players in each teams forwards lines otherwise Richmond's gameplan and players will continue to win flooding opposition defenses and rushing the ball forward
the best 22 of the Hawks 3peat playing head to head with the best of the Tigs 3in4 - who wins?
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fare call, the extra cap does reduce the lions success
but a more even comp, makes the tigers achievement even more valuable
if the question was which of the four was the better side, I'd put the tigers behind the lions, hawks and cats. but in terms of their success, I have them at number 1!
The first 2 were against soulless interstate franchises on their home deck so they don't count, this one wasn't at the MCG and since it had shortened quarters it doesn't even count as a home and away match let alone a premiership.
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Hate Richmond, but I have to commend them for their success. You don't fluke three premierships out of nowhere.
Unless someone steps up, they'll be favourites for next year's flag as well.
Unless someone steps up, they'll be favourites for next year's flag as well.
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He got us in to 2017 with dusty in the prelim, but Bradbury'd the next 2
he can be annoying like that
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How did the expansion teams affect Geelong though? GCS entered in 2011 and GWS in 2012. Geelongs last flag was 2011.
In all honesty, I think we’d have them covered easily but as we all know it doesn’t work that way. Different eras and all. Credit to the Tiges for the now, their system is unbeatable atm. Plus there’s Dusty.
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Unfurl 2 flags next year to 150,000 members 
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Damien Hardwick and Benny Gale really turned that franchise around
When did we stop using the word "club" ? Do we have to copy EVERYTHING the yanks say? Can't we keep some of our Aussie vernacular?
Fine, thanks for asking.
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I reckon we’d match you guys. We beat you when we were crap. So we’d definitely beat you now
oh ffs it satire
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They race to number one on the dynasty list in the 21st century..
1) Richmond
2 Hawthorn
3) Brisbane
Sadly Geelong fall away and can only be regarded as a good team that won some flags. Back to back flags has superseded the Cats former underperformed efforts. We have to admit now that this was a difficult year and very disappointing in the end, the players tried hard, but the mentally stronger team won....5 goals was about right...If we have a season next year my early tip for 2021 is Richmond...can't see anyone beating them.
1) Richmond
2 Hawthorn
3) Brisbane
Sadly Geelong fall away and can only be regarded as a good team that won some flags. Back to back flags has superseded the Cats former underperformed efforts. We have to admit now that this was a difficult year and very disappointing in the end, the players tried hard, but the mentally stronger team won....5 goals was about right...If we have a season next year my early tip for 2021 is Richmond...can't see anyone beating them.
as a neutral, in terms of enjoying watching them perform at their peak i'd go:
1) brisbane 01-04
2) richmond 17-???
3) geelong 07-11
4) hawthorn 13-15
all super sides ultimately
1) brisbane 01-04
2) richmond 17-???
3) geelong 07-11
4) hawthorn 13-15
all super sides ultimately
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Brisbane is clearly above both Richmond and Hawthorn. Brisbane won 3 grand finals at the home ground of 3 teams. Richmond beat Adelaide and GWS at home and Geelong on neutral ground, Hawthorn beat Sydney, Fremantle and WC at home. I reckon Geelong of 07-09-11 smash Richmond of 2020, even at MCG. Richmond have many players who aren't great, just their coaching has been elite and their gameplan suits them. Was the sport of aussie rules made for teams to flood opposition forward lines and rush the ball forward by handball to an empty forward line?
I still think that Brisbane team would beat both Richmond and hawthorn comfortably that team was loaded
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Superb 4 years, but Brisbane was more lovable, just filled to the brim with stars, and Hawks and Cats could be terrifying. Tigers can extend it yet though. Just amazing to see them do this given their struggles since the 80s.
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