Strapping Young Lad
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Sure this thread is about West Coast and Hawthorn ...but what about Richmond.
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Sure this thread is about West Coast and Hawthorn ...but what about Richmond.
Great game of footy. The 1st qtr cost you like it did at Waverley mid season where you kicked 4.6 in both.The eagles have definitely been the second best team in the league since they joined in 1987
They seem to have lost some pretty important matches over the years to the Hawks
Though Iām still bitter about that 1992 final - only time Iāve thrown a remote at the TV
Iāve always felt that the 1992 flag would have cemented that team as being l the best of all time rather than having to argue about it with 50s dees and 20s piesGreat game of footy. The 1st qtr cost you like it did at Waverley mid season where you kicked 4.6 in both.
Langdon, Matera, Sumich got some freak goals that day. A great spectacle indeed. You would have won the flag if you got past them that day. You's always had us, and beat us twice in the home and away not to mention the final the year before.
Dunstall - 145 goals in 1992. Absolute star.
You watch that on Youtube/somehwere else. It wasn't on Fox was it?I only watched that 92 final the other day.
Bloody tough game.
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Stretching the memory but did Langdon kick 4 when he should have been suspended...I only watched that 92 final the other day.
Bloody tough game.
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YouTube. Its not great quality though but ok.You watch that on Youtube/somehwere else. It wasn't on Fox was it?
Not sure.Stretching the memory but did Langdon kick 4 when he should have been suspended...
not Richmond hehe
our bunnies, some interesting results
2008 - Round 20
Richmond 105
Hawthorn 76
(Hawthorns last loss before the flag)
2012 - Round 9
Richmond 137
Hawthorn 75
(Rebuilding Richmond demolish Hawthorn in their grand final year)
2013 - Round 19
Richmond 107
Hawthorn 66
(Hawthorns last loss before the premiership, a running joke at this stage, If Richmond defeat Hawthorn, Hawks winning the premiership)
2015 - Round 18
Richmond 71
Hawthorn 53
(Yet again another Hawthorn loss to Richmond in their premiership year).
And yes, Richmond havenāt lost to the Hawks since the Tigers have ascended to the top of the competition, including the 2018 QF Final victory, the first ever meeting between two clubs in a final...two clubs whoāve won 20 premierships combined out of a possibly 53, can you believe only met once in a final???
That copeRichmond fans conveniently forget that 3 out of 4 of those wins were essentially dead rubbers for a Hawthorn team that had a top 4 spot already in hand.
They also forget the times we beat them during our prelim making years of 2008,2011-2015. This wins were often early in the year when the top 4 wasn't decided and our priority was winning games instead of nursing players into peak condition before a finals campaign. This includes 10 goal smashings of Tigers in 2011 (round 3) and 2014 (round 6). They also forget to mention the two times we smashed them when going for the 4-peat in 2016 (46 and 70 point drubbings).
Basically tigers had one decent win over that period in a context where Hawthorn hadn't already pretty much nailed a top 4 spot, and that was the 2012 round 9 game. Yet their fans insist on trotting out their highly edited record against us in threads that having nothing to do with Richmond because it thinks it legitimises their team as a modern powerhouse. If they'd met us in a GF in any of those years it would have made what we did to WC in 2015 and Sydney 2014 look kind and gentle.
That cope
As I said copeWhat's to cope? We won 4 flags over that period, while Tigers were enjoying nearly 40 years in the wilderness at the time. Their dead rubber wins over us in flag years is hardly any skin off my nose. If anything the 'cope' is tigers fans that think those dead rubbers let them talk about their '2 in 3 years" team in the same breath as truly great teams like Hawthorn.
Who would care about games gone by or what happened in 1952.What's to cope? We won 4 flags over that period, while Tigers were enjoying nearly 40 years in the wilderness at the time. Their dead rubber wins over us in flag years is hardly any skin off my nose. If anything the 'cope' is tigers fans that think those dead rubbers let them talk about their '2 in 3 years" team in the same breath as truly great teams like Hawthorn.
Exactly !I think the unique interest was that when Hawthorn were great and Richmond were average, the Tigers still seemed to cause Hawthorn great trouble, much more than many better teams than us, which was quite odd.
When Sydney were Grand Finalists too, Richmond seemed to do really well against them also.
As I said cope
West Coast started as our dynasty was coming to an end and we entered our long drought.
I assume in recent years the numbers are different.
Nah not true. The 2015 game mattered where they won by 3 goals or so on that Friday night as top 2 was on the line and the 8 goal drubbing in the wet at the G in 2013 also certainly mattered.Richmond fans conveniently forget that 3 out of 4 of those wins were essentially dead rubbers for a Hawthorn team that had a top 4 spot already in hand.
They also forget the times we beat them during our prelim making years of 2008,2011-2015. This wins were often early in the year when the top 4 wasn't decided and our priority was winning games instead of nursing players into peak condition before a finals campaign. This includes 10 goal smashings of Tigers in 2011 (round 3) and 2014 (round 6). They also forget to mention the two times we smashed them when going for the 4-peat in 2016 (46 and 70 point drubbings).
Basically tigers had one decent win over that period in a context where Hawthorn hadn't already pretty much nailed a top 4 spot, and that was the 2012 round 9 game. Yet their fans insist on trotting out their highly edited record against us in threads that having nothing to do with Richmond because it thinks it legitimises their team as a modern powerhouse. If they'd met us in a GF in any of those years it would have made what we did to WC in 2015 and Sydney 2014 look kind and gentle.
You didnāt mention that Richmond finished 13th in 2016 when Hawthorn beat Richmond twice by those margins. We lost to Sydney by 113 points, GWS by 88, West Coast by 67 and North Melbourne by 70 points. Clearly we were not a good side that year.Richmond fans conveniently forget that 3 out of 4 of those wins were essentially dead rubbers for a Hawthorn team that had a top 4 spot already in hand.
They also forget the times we beat them during our prelim making years of 2008,2011-2015. This wins were often early in the year when the top 4 wasn't decided and our priority was winning games instead of nursing players into peak condition before a finals campaign. This includes 10 goal smashings of Tigers in 2011 (round 3) and 2014 (round 6). They also forget to mention the two times we smashed them when going for the 4-peat in 2016 (46 and 70 point drubbings).
Basically tigers had one decent win over that period in a context where Hawthorn hadn't already pretty much nailed a top 4 spot, and that was the 2012 round 9 game. Yet their fans insist on trotting out their highly edited record against us in threads that having nothing to do with Richmond because it thinks it legitimises their team as a modern powerhouse. If they'd met us in a GF in any of those years it would have made what we did to WC in 2015 and Sydney 2014 look kind and gentle.