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They have only themselves to blame for not taking Angus graham off the rookie list instead of Jake King.We'll get smashed in ruck this week.
Richmond's ruck stocks remain low
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RICHMOND will again face a ruck shortage in their clash with the Swans Sydney at the MCG on Saturday.
Richmond coach Terry Wallace said number one ruckman Troy Simmonds is out for at least another week while back-up Trent Knobel is sidelined indefinitely with an ankle injury.
Both were sorely missed in Richmond's 17-point first-round defeat by Carlton on Sunday.
Wallace said Knobel's ankle injury was a mystery and he was likely to have more tests this week to try to shed light on the problem.
"We've just got to have a real look at him over the next few days and find out exactly what is going on with his ankle ailment," Wallace said on Tuesday.
"He played reserve-grade level at the weekend and pulled up sore again.
"I don't think he'll play anywhere on the weekend and we'll have to do some further investigation to see whether it's a long-term issue."
But in better news for the Tigers, defender Chris Newman said he had pulled up well after his first AFL match since breaking his leg badly last season.
http://richmondfc.com.au/Season2007/News/NewsArticle/tabid/6301/Default.aspx?newsId=40536
Richmond's ruck stocks remain low
1 hours, 9 minutes ago | Back
Brought to you by AAP
news detail
RICHMOND will again face a ruck shortage in their clash with the Swans Sydney at the MCG on Saturday.
Richmond coach Terry Wallace said number one ruckman Troy Simmonds is out for at least another week while back-up Trent Knobel is sidelined indefinitely with an ankle injury.
Both were sorely missed in Richmond's 17-point first-round defeat by Carlton on Sunday.
Wallace said Knobel's ankle injury was a mystery and he was likely to have more tests this week to try to shed light on the problem.
"We've just got to have a real look at him over the next few days and find out exactly what is going on with his ankle ailment," Wallace said on Tuesday.
"He played reserve-grade level at the weekend and pulled up sore again.
"I don't think he'll play anywhere on the weekend and we'll have to do some further investigation to see whether it's a long-term issue."
But in better news for the Tigers, defender Chris Newman said he had pulled up well after his first AFL match since breaking his leg badly last season.
http://richmondfc.com.au/Season2007/News/NewsArticle/tabid/6301/Default.aspx?newsId=40536




He's only 18. Give the kid a couple of years yet.


