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Opinion Can Ben Griffiths fill the hole in Richmond's attack?

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THE THIN MAN

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Richmond aren't going to seriously contend for a premiership unless they provide Jack Riewoldt with a legitimate, tall, key-position running mate in the forward half of the ground.

Damien Hardwick has tried to share the scoring load as best he can, given the resources at his disposal, to the point that Riewoldt has spent increasing amounts of time as anything but their focal point when they go forward.

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/afl...hole-in-richmonds-attack-20150410-1mi86g.html
 
Much like Vickery his biggest flaw is consistency over four quarters. Except (it seems to me) Vickery is a work rate issue and Griffiths has always been a belief issue.

From the day Griffiths was drafted most on here spoke of his natural ability, with the big concern being his injuries. He is (knock on wood) and has been injury free for some time now. Has all the natural ability in the world, would expect if he plays a full season he will kick 40-50 goals this season whilst also delivering a heap of ball into the forward 50.
 

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At the moment it's a definite maybe with a firm leaning towards yes. If Ben can stay injury free and incrementally build on his progress to date, I believe we'll have solved half of our key weaknesses. That would allow us to challenge for a top four position. Then for two more mobile defensive talls of the quality of Frawley or Lake and it's game on for the GF.
 
Lyon didnt bag us the hell. Hes on the money though. Desperately need another quality tall target. Possibly even two the way the games going now.
 
Richmond aren't going to seriously contend for a premiership unless they provide Jack Riewoldt with a legitimate, tall, key-position running mate in the forward half of the ground.

Damien Hardwick has tried to share the scoring load as best he can, given the resources at his disposal, to the point that Riewoldt has spent increasing amounts of time as anything but their focal point when they go forward.

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/afl...hole-in-richmonds-attack-20150410-1mi86g.html

Wow, a decent article by Garry Lyon, FMD:eek::eek:
 

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