Review Best games, by individual richmond players - modern era

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Nank - 2019 VFL final Punt Rd V Bombers

The Bombers had a match winning lead at 3/4 time , 40 pts up during the last qtr

Nank, returning from injury , went into BEAST mode in the last qtr , as only Nank can do and got us over the line
with the amount of match time he had leading into that game he should have been putting in the short ones

only VFL you say , our VFL side set a very high standard that year with a team loaded with AFL ready or proven talent that couldn't break into the top side
a fortnight before we played that side at Windy Hill , the game was a seriously good standard and went right down to the wire
A yet to debut Irving Mosquito was putting on a clinic for them that day

Nank has a habit of finding an extra gear in last qtrs and I believe it was as good as any of his AFL performances

and in the VFL GF V Willy
the much touted Marlion Pickett gets BOG and wins himself a AFL GF berth
again this was a come from behind win by us,
Pickett didn't win this single handed , Egg was super composed down back , CCJ really imposed himself
and RCD gave us a glimpse of the future , but Pickett worked hard all game along and added little bits of class for a very complete performance

both games deserve mentions
Just a slight correction. The 2019 VFL grand final was NOT a come from behind win. We led the entire way, but had to hold off a fast finishing Williamstown, who never gave up. They got within less than a goal at various stages, but never led. The umpires did all they could to win them the game, but they just fell short. Pickett, Markov, RCD and Egg all stood up when they needed to
 
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Alex Rance- Round 10 2017, Richmond vs Essendon (Dreamtime at the G). He absolutely destroyed Daniher, and completely took him out of the game. It was probably Daniher's only bad game for the year, as he had an outstanding 2017 season. But Rance made him look second rate and was a warrior in defence all night

Dustin Martin- Round 1 2017, Richmond vs Carlton. This was one of the most complete performances of the modern era, by any player. With 30 plus possessions and 4 goals, Martin immediately catapulted into brownlow favoritism, which set the tone for an outstanding season

Jack Riewoldt- Round 21 Richmond vs Gold Coast. Jack was on fire from start to finish. He kicked 10 goals and set up a couple of others, to finish with 3 brownlow votes and 200 + Supercoach Points. Till this day, he remains the last player to score 10 goals plus in a match

Kane Lambert- Round 15 Richmond vs Gold Coast. Lambert often flies under the radar, but he played a game for the ages two years ago against the Suns. Not only did he get more than 30 possessions, but he also kicked three goals and was the clear standout in a dominant team performance

Toby Nankervis- 2020 Prelim final, Richmond vs Port Adelaide. Nankervis was dominant all around the ground, and not only took several important, contested marks in defence, but starred at the stoppages. Port Adelaide's midfield was ranked number one for all of last year, but we belted them in clearances, partially due to the impressive ruck work of big Nank
 

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Alex rance vs GWS midway through 2017. Was definitely a loss.
It was the game where I had finally admitted to myself that he was the best player I had seen for the tigers. Never thought anyone would come close to Richo, 2 players have now gone past him in my 30 years of watching Richmond
 
Just a slight correction. The 2019 VFL grand final was NOT a come from behind win. We led the entire way, but had to hold off a fast finishing Williamstown, who never gave up. They got within less than a goal at various stages, but never led. The umpires did all they could to win them the game, but they just fell short. Pickett, Markov, RCD and Egg all stood up when they needed to

whoops

too many celebration drinks , barracking for the Tigers does that to you these days :)
 
Nathan Brown 5 goals vs the pies in the final qtr

Deledio 5 goals v the pies in 07 playing FF


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Shorty's last game was pretty good. Covered Houli magnificently, kicked beautifully, intercepted where Vlastuin usually would, hunted and tackled with intent, was super creative for us and sent us forward at great speed, 771m gained!
 
Surprised this one hasn't been mentioned yet, but the Round 3 game against West Coast in 2017. First half in blazing sunshine, then a massive storm came over at half time and early in the third quarter. Absolutely belted down for the whole second half, we were down 5.6 to 5.13 at half time and kicked 6.4 to 3.4 in the second half. One man put in the performance to get us over the line. The great D Martin!

33 kicks, 7 handballs, 15 (yes FIFTEEN!) clearances, 5 tackles and 2 goals.

A sign of things to come over the next four years.

For those playing at home, Daniel Rioli kicked goal of the year in that game too
 
Surprised this one hasn't been mentioned yet, but the Round 3 game against West Coast in 2017. First half in blazing sunshine, then a massive storm came over at half time and early in the third quarter. Absolutely belted down for the whole second half, we were down 5.6 to 5.13 at half time and kicked 6.4 to 3.4 in the second half. One man put in the performance to get us over the line. The great D Martin!

33 kicks, 7 handballs, 15 (yes FIFTEEN!) clearances, 5 tackles and 2 goals.

A sign of things to come over the next four years.

For those playing at home, Daniel Rioli kicked goal of the year in that game too
Was a great performance, everytime we play against a strong oppo he lifts. Geelong and West Coast especially
 

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Cotchin vs Sydney R13 in 2015. It was the game where Cotchin decided he wasn't going to be a stat-padding seagull around the HBF anymore. We were 5 goals down at half-time (in Sydney) and Cotchin spent the 2nd half throwing himself at contests like a beserker. We got up (the sealer was Maric's 'penalty'), and Jack kicked 6, but Cotchin was fantatstic and most of what he did could only be noticed in slo-mo replays (Jack got the Brownlow votes on the night).
 
Richo against the Dons, Round 21, 2006. Had 24 disposals, 19 marks and kicked 9.5.

3rd highest supercoach score ever recorded at 247 points.
 
Alex Rance- Round 10 2017, Richmond vs Essendon (Dreamtime at the G). He absolutely destroyed Daniher, and completely took him out of the game. It was probably Daniher's only bad game for the year, as he had an outstanding 2017 season. But Rance made him look second rate and was a warrior in defence all night

Dustin Martin- Round 1 2017, Richmond vs Carlton. This was one of the most complete performances of the modern era, by any player. With 30 plus possessions and 4 goals, Martin immediately catapulted into brownlow favoritism, which set the tone for an outstanding season

Jack Riewoldt- Round 21 Richmond vs Gold Coast. Jack was on fire from start to finish. He kicked 10 goals and set up a couple of others, to finish with 3 brownlow votes and 200 + Supercoach Points. Till this day, he remains the last player to score 10 goals plus in a match

Kane Lambert- Round 15 Richmond vs Gold Coast. Lambert often flies under the radar, but he played a game for the ages two years ago against the Suns. Not only did he get more than 30 possessions, but he also kicked three goals and was the clear standout in a dominant team performance

Toby Nankervis- 2020 Prelim final, Richmond vs Port Adelaide. Nankervis was dominant all around the ground, and not only took several important, contested marks in defence, but starred at the stoppages. Port Adelaide's midfield was ranked number one for all of last year, but we belted them in clearances, partially due to the impressive ruck work of big Nank
this. all of this.
 
Nathan Brown 5 goals vs the pies in the final qtr

Deledio 5 goals v the pies in 07 playing FF


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Very satisfying last qtr that one!
 
Jordan McMahon in the clutch vs melbourne the most important modern day rfc kick.
 
Alex Rance vs Sydney 2014. 8 wins in a row and we needed to beat sydney in Sydney to scrape into finals. He was a wall unto himself in that last quarter.

Cotchin vs Bulldogs 2012. 35 touches and 3 goals, cemented his brownlow season.

Cochin vs Saints 2014. 31 touches and 5 goals, just tore the Saints to shreds when our season was spiraling and started our 9 game win streak
 
Cotchin v GWS 2017 PF- Made so many big momentum shifting plays (17 of his 26 Poss. Contested, 9 Tackles, 7 Clearances)

Cotchin v Geelong 2017 QF- Set the tone with his attack on the ball and man (6 tackles in the first 1/4), and capped the night off with one of the great finals goals

Riewoldt v Sydney 2018 Round 15- Was a force in the air (23 touches, 16 marks, 9 Contested, 3 Goals)

Dusty v Carlton Round 1 2017- The signs of a magical season to come (33 touches, 4 goals, 6 clearances, 6 I50s)

Martin v North Round 11 2017- Saturday night at Etihad, after the speculation of where he was going and the romance of playing the kangas who were chasing him hard at the time (38 touches, 9 clearances, 9 I50's, 2 goals)

Martin v Brisbane Round 17 2017- Tore them apart and had a stat line for the ages (40 touches, 14 clearances, 12 I50s, 2 goals)

Grimes v Port Round 4 2019- match winning last quarter, just shut down Robbie Gray and took 6 Int. marks in the last quarter to go with 17 touches

Lynch v Collingwood Round 19 2019- Wet Friday night against a rival, went beast mode and sluaghtered the pies (16 touches, 5 goals)

Riewoldt v Suns Round 21 2018- Had a field day (26 touches, 14 marks, 10 goals)

Houli v Adelaide GF 2017- played a ripping game in the biggest one of all (25 touches, 11 marks, 1 goal)

Martin v Brisbane Round 4 2018- had a day out in the rain (17 touches, 6 goals)

Martin v Geelong 2020 GF- A clinic on finishing and so many jaw-dropping plays (21 touches, 4 goals)

Riewoldt v GWS 2019 GF- took Phil Davis to the cleaners (8 marks, 5 goals)

Graham v Carlton Round 21 2019- Ultimate game from the Fridge (22 disposals, 14 tackles, 4 goals)

Some older ones:

Richo v Dogs 2004

Richo's 2008 season

Nathan Brown v Pies 2005

Deledio v Pies 2007

Richo v Fitzroy 1996

Knights v Essendon 1995

Joel Bowden v Essendon & Port 2008

Richo v Essendon 2006
 
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