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    • Pick 136 - Daniel Rioli. Slim pickings when it comes to half backs now. 114 games, 89 goals. 3 time premiership player and still only 24 years old.

    B: D.Kellaway......A.Kellaway........K.Sheedy
    HB: D.Rioli............A.Rance..........XX
    C: D.Jackson.........G.Raines.........W.Walsh
    HF:B.Monteath......D.Cloke...........D.Don
    FF:XX.................J.Riewoldt.........A.Krakoeur
    R:M.Patterson........S.Tuck...........B.Rowlings
    I/C:XX....XX....XX....XX

    Phar Ace
     
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    • Pick 137 - John "RAY" MARTIN


    1638936556309.png RICHMOND SENIORS
    Seasons:     1930, 1932-40
    Total Games: 159
    Total Goals: 135
    Honours: Reserves Premiership 1929, Reserves Best & Fairest 1930 Senior Premiership 1932, 1934, Senior Best & Fairest 1934-35, Victorian Representative Team 1933-35 Games 4 Goals 2.

    The progression says it all. “Ray” was a champion rover who formed part of a powerful first ruck combination with Percy Bentley and Jack Dyer. Although only small in stature he had a fearless desire to win the ball. Once in the possession of the ball he was a fine pass and dangerous around the goals. His highest individual goal tally was 4 which he kicked against South Melbourne in 1934 and North Melbourne in 1935. He spent two seasons with the Reserves before gaining senior selection in 1930. He then left the club and spent a year with Daylesford before returning to Richmond and establishing himself in the senior side.
    He was a member of the 1932 and 1934 Premiership sides, as well as the 1933 and 1940 Grand Final sides. He was Richmond’s best player in the 1934 semi-final win over Geelong. He won the club Best and Fairest in 1934 and 1935 and represented Victoria four times. He also ran equal third in the 1934 “Brownlow Medal”. He was awarded Life Membership in 1940.

    B: D Astbury F.Swift R.Dean
    HB: D.Rowe D.Minogue(c) G.Burgin
    C: S.Maxfield M Rioli Snr L.Merrett
    HF: xxxxxxxx P.Guinane E.Zschech
    F: xxxxxxxx R.McLean J.Titus
    FOL: M.Green T.Free R.Martin



    Have another go _RT_
     
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    Pick 138
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    • Clarrie Hall
    Full Name: CLARRIE HALL
    Date of Birth: 18/01/1890
    Height: 160 cm ( 5-3 )
    Weight: 64 kg ( 19-1 )
    Guernsey: 22
    Debut: 13/07/1912, Round 12, University
    Last Game: 20/09/1924, Round SF, Fitzroy

    RICHMOND SENIORS
    Seasons:     1912-22,1924
    Total Games: 150
    Total Goals: 169
    Honours: Premiership 1920-21, Captain 1918, Leading Goalkicker 1914 Goals 32, 1915 Goals 25, Victorian Representative Team 1919, 1921 Games 2 Goals 3 ).


    BIOGRAPHY
    Clarrie was a rover. He was a skilful player who despite his lack of size still fought courageously for the ball. Recruited from Prahran, he later formed part of the famous ruck combination with James, Herbert, Moffat, Minogue and Hughes. He was the Tigers’ leading rover for almost a decade. In a game against Fitzroy in 1912, he was Richmond’s sole goal scorer with 3 and his highest individual tally was 5 against Fitzroy in 1918. He was awarded Life Membership in 1920 and represented Victoria twice. He won the club Goalkicking award twice and was captain in 1918. He was a member of the 1920 and 1921 Premiership sides and played in 1919 Grand Final side where he was injured. He left Richmond and coached North Melbourne for one year, before returning to Richmond in 1924 for one Finals’ game. Clarrie later served on the Richmond Committee between 1924 and 1934; he was Vice-President in 1935, and Reserves President in 1936. In 1951 along with “Checker” Hughes and Jack Baggott, he was responsible for founding the Richmond Former Players’ Association.

    B: Branton Sheahan Murdoch
    HB: Keane McGhie Chaffey
    C: Bourke Coughlan xxxxxxx
    HF: xxxxxxx Ottens xxxxxxx
    F: Harris Taylor C.Naish
    R: Morris Dyer Hall
    INT: James xxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxx

    peterbuch74
     
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    • Pick 139
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    • With selection 139, the PB74s select EMMETT DUNNE in the forward pocket.

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    Emmett was a versatile big man who played in the back-pocket, forward-pocket and ruck. He joined Richmond’s Under/19 team in 1972; however, it took him several seasons to gain a regular position in the senior team after an outstanding junior career. He won the Under/19s Best and Fairest in 1972 and 1973 as well as captaining the Premiership side in 1973.

    His 4 goals during that Grand Final earned him the vote for best on the ground. He later developed into a strong marking defender who represented Victoria once. He is one of only nine players to have played in VFL Premiership sides in the Seniors, Reserves and Under/19 Grades. He was a member of the 1977 Reserves’ and the 1980 Senior’s Premiership sides as well as the 1982 Grand Final side. He was awarded Life Membership in 1989. After leaving Richmond, he spent three years at Footscray, including one as playing-coach of their reserves. He then crossed to Springvale in 1987 and was a member of their Premiership side.

    He coached the Richmond Reserves between 1988 and 1991, as well as being the club’s ruck coach in 1992 and 1995. A Senior Sergeant in the Victoria Police Force, he is a committee member of Richmond’s Former Players’ and Officials’ Association. In 1996 he was appointed to the AFL Tribunal.

    PB74's team
    B: L.Cameron D.Gaspar N.Vlastuin
    HB: C.Newman xxxxxxxx M.Gale
    C: G.Bond M.Mitchell H.Rowe
    HF: J.Northey B.Gale K.Lambert
    F: E.Dunne M.Roach xxxxxxxx
    FOL: I.Maric B.Wilson D.Weightman
    IC: xx xx xx xx

    richard parker back to you
     
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    • Round 1
    1. Wacky Tiger - Dustin Martin
    2. richoatthedisco - Royce Hart
    3. Tiger_Of_Old - Kevin Bartlett
    4. Barunga Bullet - Matthew Richardson
    5. richard parker - Trent Cotchin
    6. peterbuch74 - Dale Weightman
    7. _RT_ - Jack Dyer
    8. Phar Ace - Jack Titus
    9. tiger_tough - Jack Riewoldt

    Round 2

    10. tiger_tough - Alex Rance
    11. Phar Ace - Maurice Rioli
    12. _RT_ - Francis Bourke
    13. peterbuch74 - Michael Roach
    14. richard parker - Shane Edwards
    15. Barunga Bullet - Ian Stewart
    16. Tiger_Of_Old - Nathan Brown
    17. richoatthedisco - Bill Barrot
    18. Wacky Tiger - Dylan Grimes

    Round 3
    19. Wacky Tiger - Roy Wright
    20. richoatthedisco - Vic Thorp
    21. Tiger Of Old - Matthew Knights
    22. Barunga Bullet - Dick Clay
    23. Richard Parker - Wayne Campbell
    24. Peter Buch 74 - Darren Gaspar
    25. RT - Dick Harris
    26. Phar Ace - Michael Green
    27. Tiger Tough - Geoff Raines

    Round 4
    28. Tiger Tough - Kevin Sheedy
    29. Phar Ace - Roger Dean
    30. RT - Ron Branton
    31. Peter Buch 74 - Nick Vlastuin
    32. Richard Parker - Brett Deledio
    33. Barunga Bullet - Jim Jess
    34. Tiger Of Old - Mark Lee
    35. richoatthedisco - Bryan Wood
    36. Wacky Tiger - Neil Balme

    Round 5
    37. Wacky Tiger - Barry Richardson
    38. richoatthedisco - Robert Wiley
    39. Tiger Of Old - Noah Balta
    40. Barunga Bullet - Joel Bowden
    41. Richard Parker - Jeff Hogg
    42. Peter Buch 74 - Chris Newman
    43. RT - Mervyn Keane
    44. Phar Ace - Fred Swift
    45. Tiger Tough - David Cloke

    Round 6
    46. Tiger Tough - Barry Rowlings
    47. Phar Ace - Tony Free
    48. RT - Bill Morris
    49. Peter Buch 74 - Brendon Gale
    50. Richard Parker - Scott Turner
    51. Barunga Bullet - Tom Lynch
    52. Tiger Of Old - Paul Broderick
    53. richoatthedisco - Bachar Houli
    54. Wacky Tiger - Gordon Strang

    Round 7
    55. Wacky Tiger - Doug Strang
    56. richoatthedisco - Dion Prestia
    57. Tiger Of Old - Michael Perry
    58. Barunga Bullet - Michael Malthouse
    59. Richard Parker - Toby Nankervis
    60. Peter Buch 74 - Ivan Maric
    61. RT - Brad Ottens
    62. Phar Ace - David Astbury
    63. Tiger Tough - Shane Tuck

    Round 8
    64. Tiger Tough - Andrew Kellaway
    65. Phar Ace - Paddy Guinane
    66. RT - Brian Taylor
    67. Peter Buch 74 - Kane Lambert
    68. Richard Parker - Neville Crowe
    69. Barunga Bullet - Nathan Foley
    70. Tiger Of Old - Shai Bolton
    71. richoatthedisco - Ray Poulter
    72. Wacky Tiger - Kane Johnson

    Round 9
    73. Wacky Tiger - Craig Lambert
    74. richoatthedisco - Perce Bentley
    75. Tiger Of Old - Ben Cousins
    76. Barunga Bullet - Ben Holland
    77. Richard Parker - Basil McCormack
    78. Peter Buch 74 - Michael Mitchell
    79. RT - Mark Coughlan
    80. Phar Ace - Des Rowe
    81. Tiger Tough - Bruce Monteath

    Round 10
    82. Tiger Tough - Mike Patterson
    83. Phar Ace - Stuey Maxfield
    84. RT - Robbie 'Bones' McGhie
    85. Peter Buch 74 - John Northey
    86. Richard Parker - Michael Pickering
    87. Barunga Bullet - Nick Daffy
    88. Tiger Of Old - Greg Strachan
    89. richoatthedisco - Stan Judkins
    90. Wacky Tiger - Jayden Short

    Round 11
    91. Wacky Tiger - Rex Hunt
    92. richoatthedisco - Mopsy Fraser Jr
    93. Tiger Of Old - Max Oppy
    94. Barunga Bullet - Kevin Morris
    95. Richard Parker - Billy Brown
    96. Peter Buch 74 - Leon Cameron
    97. RT - Mark Chaffey
    98. Phar Ace - Ricky McLean
    99. Tiger Tough - Wayne Walsh

    Round 12
    100. Tiger Tough - Andrew Krakouer
    101. Phar Ace - Leo Merrett
    102. RT - Chris Naish
    103. Peter Buch 74 - Michael Gale
    104. Richard Parker - Sydney Stack
    105. Barunga Bullet - Jack O'Rourke
    106. Tiger Of Old - Brian Roberts
    107. richoatthedisco - Paul Sproule
    108. Wacky Tiger - Brandon Ellis

    Round 13
    109. Wacky Tiger - Jack Graham
    110. richoatthedisco - Jack Baggott
    111. Tiger Of Old - Kamdyn McIntosh
    112. Barunga Bullet - Phil Egan
    113. Richard Parker - Alan Geddes
    114. Peter Buch 74 - Bill Wilson
    115. RT - Arthur 'Joe' Murdoch
    116. Phar Ace - Graham Burgin
    117. Tiger Tough - Duncan Kellaway

    Round 14
    118. Tiger Tough - Daniel Jackson
    119. Phar Ace - Dan Minogue
    120. RT - Maurie Sheahan
    121. Peter Buch 74 - Havel Rowe
    122. Richard Parker - Nathan Broad
    123. Barunga Bullet - Kevin O'Neill
    124. Tiger Of Old - Chris Bond
    125. richoatthedisco - Mark Merenda
    126. Wacky Tiger - Shaun Grigg

    Round 15
    127. Wacky Tiger - Matty Rogers
    128. richoatthedisco - Trevor Poole
    129. Tiger Of Old - Terry Smith
    130. Barunga Bullet - Greg Tivendale
    131. Richard Parker - Martin Bolger
    132. Peter Buch 74 - Graeme Bond
    133. RT - Hughie James
    134. Phar Ace - Eric Zschech
    135. Tiger Tough - Donald Don

    Round 16
    136. Tiger Tough - Daniel Rioli
    137. Phar Ace - John 'Ray' Martin
    138. RT - Clarrie Hall
    139. Peter Buch 74 - Emmett Dunne
    140. Richard Parker
    141. Barunga Bullet
    124. Tiger Of Old
    142. richoatthedisco -
    143. Wacky Tiger

    Round 17
    144. Wacky Tiger
    145. richoatthedisco
    146. Tiger Of Old
    147. Barunga Bullet
    148. Richard Parker
    149. Peter Buch 74
    150. RT
    151. Phar Ace
    152. Tiger Tough

    Round 18
    153. Tiger Tough
    154. Phar Ace
    155. RT
    156. Peter Buch 74
    157. Richard Parker
    158. Barunga Bullet
    159. Tiger Of Old
    160. richoatthedisco -
    161. Wacky Tiger

    Round 19
    162. Wacky Tiger
    163. richoatthedisco
    164. Tiger Of Old
    165. Barunga Bullet
    166. Richard Parker
    167. Peter Buch 74
    168. RT
    169. Phar Ace
    170. Tiger Tough

    Round 20
    171. Tiger Tough
    172. Phar Ace
    173. RT
    174. Peter Buch 74
    175. Richard Parker
    176. Barunga Bullet
    177. Tiger Of Old
    178. richoatthedisco
    179. Wacky Tiger

    Round 21
    180. Wacky Tiger
    181. richoatthedisco
    182. Tiger Of Old
    183. Barunga Bullet
    184. Richard Parker
    185. Peter Buch 74
    186. RT
    187. Phar Ace
    188. Tiger Tough

    Round 22
    189. Tiger Tough
    190. Phar Ace
    191. RT
    192. Peter Buch 74
    193. Richard Parker
    194. Barunga Bullet
    195. Tiger Of Old
    196. richoatthedisco -
    197. Wacky Tiger
     
    tigs2010 said:

    Last couple of pages 🧐
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    Hopefully the write ups being provided give people a bit of an insight into some of our past champions.
     
    _RT_ said:
    Clarrie Hall
    Full Name: CLARRIE HALL
    Date of Birth: 18/01/1890
    Height: 160 cm ( 5-3 )
    Weight: 64 kg ( 19-1 )
    Guernsey: 22
    Debut: 13/07/1912, Round 12, University
    Last Game: 20/09/1924, Round SF, Fitzroy

    RICHMOND SENIORS
    Seasons:     1912-22,1924
    Total Games: 150
    Total Goals: 169
    Honours: Premiership 1920-21, Captain 1918, Leading Goalkicker 1914 Goals 32, 1915 Goals 25, Victorian Representative Team 1919, 1921 Games 2 Goals 3 ).


    BIOGRAPHY
    Clarrie was a rover. He was a skilful player who despite his lack of size still fought courageously for the ball. Recruited from Prahran, he later formed part of the famous ruck combination with James, Herbert, Moffat, Minogue and Hughes. He was the Tigers’ leading rover for almost a decade. In a game against Fitzroy in 1912, he was Richmond’s sole goal scorer with 3 and his highest individual tally was 5 against Fitzroy in 1918. He was awarded Life Membership in 1920 and represented Victoria twice. He won the club Goalkicking award twice and was captain in 1918. He was a member of the 1920 and 1921 Premiership sides and played in 1919 Grand Final side where he was injured. He left Richmond and coached North Melbourne for one year, before returning to Richmond in 1924 for one Finals’ game. Clarrie later served on the Richmond Committee between 1924 and 1934; he was Vice-President in 1935, and Reserves President in 1936. In 1951 along with “Checker” Hughes and Jack Baggott, he was responsible for founding the Richmond Former Players’ Association.

    B: Branton Sheahan Murdoch
    HB: Keane McGhie Chaffey
    C: Bourke Coughlan xxxxxxx
    HF: xxxxxxx Ottens xxxxxxx
    F: Harris Taylor C.Naish
    R: Morris Dyer Hall
    INT: James xxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxx

    peterbuch74
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    You sure you don't mean Ray Hall......................?:cool:
     

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    richoatthedisco said:
    Dunne was one of my toss-ups last pick.

    But he's a career pig and workplace bully, so fu** him, he ain't a discoer.
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    Come on - he was sorry and just misunderstood - don't you believe in restorative justice........
     
    _RT_ said:
    Hopefully the write ups being provided give people a bit of an insight into some of our past champions.
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    Well said _RT_ - this is serving a public good - the more everyone knows about Richmond the better the world will be!
     
    Phar Ace said:
    Pick 134 - Eric Zschech

    I wanted to get the hardest to pronounce award....

    View attachment 1294135 Eric was a centreman who was recruited from Minyip after winning the Wimmera League Best and Fairest award in 1928 . He was a very fair player who was skillful , stylish and well balanced . He was a fine drop kick and a player who always put the ball to good use. He formed part of a very successful centreline along with Alan Geddes and Brownlow Medallist Stan Judkins on the wings . Together , this combination represented Richmond in four consecutive Grand Finals.

    Having joined Richmond in 1929, he played every season until 1935 when the club finished third . A member of the 1932 and 1934 Senior and 1929 Reserves Premiership sides. He also played in 1931 and 1933 Senior and 1930 Reserves Grand Final teams. He also represented Victoria once in 1934. His final game was the Preliminary Final loss of 1935. This guy was elite! His understanding with champion full forward Jack 'Skinny' Titus was legendary, and seemed at times almost telepathic.

    B: D Astbury F.Swift xxxxxxx
    HB: D.Rowe D.Minogue(c) G.Burgin
    C: S.Maxfield M Rioli Snr L.Merrett
    HF: xxxxxxx P.Guinane E.Zschech
    F: xxxxxxx R.McLean J.Titus
    FOL: M.Green T.Free R.Dean

    Over to you tiger_tough
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    Biggest steal ever… should have been top twenty
     
    This Is Anfield said:
    Biggest steal ever… should have been top twenty
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    Thank you good sir! I had him on my list for about the last 5 Rounds and got real nervous when some of the boys took his wingmen (Judkins and Geddes). Having Rioli Snr meant that having another prime centre wasn't as urgent for me, but he got more and more valuable as the players got less and less that i just had to jump even if I have him at HFF - what clinched is was that I also have Titus, and those two were legendary waxxers of the ball!
     
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    Phar Ace said:
    Pick 134 - Eric Zschech

    I wanted to get the hardest to pronounce award....

    View attachment 1294135 Eric was a centreman who was recruited from Minyip after winning the Wimmera League Best and Fairest award in 1928 . He was a very fair player who was skillful , stylish and well balanced . He was a fine drop kick and a player who always put the ball to good use. He formed part of a very successful centreline along with Alan Geddes and Brownlow Medallist Stan Judkins on the wings . Together , this combination represented Richmond in four consecutive Grand Finals.

    Having joined Richmond in 1929, he played every season until 1935 when the club finished third . A member of the 1932 and 1934 Senior and 1929 Reserves Premiership sides. He also played in 1931 and 1933 Senior and 1930 Reserves Grand Final teams. He also represented Victoria once in 1934. His final game was the Preliminary Final loss of 1935. This guy was elite! His understanding with champion full forward Jack 'Skinny' Titus was legendary, and seemed at times almost telepathic.

    B: D Astbury F.Swift xxxxxxx
    HB: D.Rowe D.Minogue(c) G.Burgin
    C: S.Maxfield M Rioli Snr L.Merrett
    HF: xxxxxxx P.Guinane E.Zschech
    F: xxxxxxx R.McLean J.Titus
    FOL: M.Green T.Free R.Dean

    Over to you tiger_tough
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    YOU CUNNING OLD BUGGER HAVING THE MIGHTY DUO OF Titus and Eric Zschech ;)
     
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    Pick 140
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    • Pick 140 - Liam Baker






    Liam Baker is a joy to watch. Crafty, clever, tenacious, skilful, versatile, creative, provides great run and rebound off half-back but dangerous in the forward half too. A personal favourite so I might snap him up before someone else.
    Another two time premiership player out of the rookie draft thank-you very much.

    Richard Parker's Team
    B: Nathan Broad | Scott Turner | Martin Bolger
    HB: Basil McCormack | XX | Liam Baker
    C: XX | Trent Cotchin | Allan Geddes
    HF: Sydney Stack | Michael Pickering | Brett Deledio
    F: Billy Brown | Jeff Hogg | XX
    Fol: Toby Nankervis | Wayne Campbell | Shane Edwards
    IC: N.Crowe | XX | XX | XX

    Barunga Bullet you're up
     
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    • richard parker said:
    Pick 140 - Liam Baker






    Liam Baker is a joy to watch. Crafty, clever, tenacious, skilful, versatile, creative, provides great run and rebound off half-back but dangerous in the forward half too. A personal favourite so I might snap him up before someone else.
    Another two time premiership player out of the rookie draft thank-you very much.

    Richard Parker's Team
    B: Nathan Broad | Scott Turner | Martin Bolger
    HB: Basil McCormack | XX | Liam Baker
    C: XX | Trent Cotchin | Allan Geddes
    HF: Sydney Stack | Michael Pickering | Brett Deledio
    F: Billy Brown | Jeff Hogg | XX
    Fol: Toby Nankervis | Wayne Campbell | Shane Edwards
    IC: N.Crowe | XX | XX | XX

    Barunga Bullet you're up
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    Love the BakerBoy!
     
    Pick 141
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    • Pick 141- John Annear
    Games- 65
    Goals- 43
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    Annear began his career in Western Australia with Claremont and played 62 West Australian Football League games over three years before being recruited by Collingwood. He was used as a midfielder and played his best football at Richmond, where in 1984 he finished second in their best and fairest. Andrew Demetriou (subsequently CEO of the Australian Football League from 2003 to 2014) was suspended in that year for striking Annear.

    In 1987 he crossed to West Coast who were competing in their inaugural VFL season and was their second most experienced player behind Ross Glendinning. He made State of Origin appearances for Western Australia towards the end of the decade

    Barunga Bullets Team
    B: M. Malthouse -- K. O'Neill
    HB: J. Bowden - J. Jess - K. Morris
    C: D. Clay - I. Stewart - G. Tivendale
    HF: N. Daffy - M. Richardson - P. Egan
    F: B. Holland - T. Lynch - J. O'Rourke
    FOL: xx - N. Foley - J. Annear
    IC: xx xx xx xx
     
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