Richmond: Answer a Question, Ask a Question.

[TheLoungeLizard]

Hey Tigarians,

Another idea from work.

This one's simple, you answer a question and then follow it up with a question for the next poster.

I'll get the ball rolling:

Richo or Jack?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Richo.
Roar meter or no roar meter????

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Richo.
Roar meter or no roar meter????

Personally don't recall the roar meter all that well, so I'll say roar meter.

Damien Harwick or Terry Wallace game day?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Personally don't recall the roar meter all that well, so I'll say roar meter.

Damien Harwick or Terry Wallace game day?

Hhmm, you sure????

The infamous (and short-lived) Roar Meter was in circulation on the MCG scoreboard. The device was designed to measure the decibels of the Tigers' faithful every time their team kicked a goal.
Nick Daffy - one of a handful of long-haired, rock ‘n' roll Tigers footballers - was in his prime. He kicked five goals that afternoon. One in particular exemplified his flashy moxie.
Daffy swooped on the ball on the half-forward flank and got channeled into a tight pocket. He ignored the leading forwards to take a shot from a near-impossible angle. I was sitting right behind the kick. Daffy knew it was a goal off the boot.
He saluted the yellow and black crowd in the Southern Stand and the Roar Meter reached its summit, thus inducing a short snippet of a roaring tiger.

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Hhmm, you sure????

The infamous (and short-lived) Roar Meter was in circulation on the MCG scoreboard. The device was designed to measure the decibels of the Tigers' faithful every time their team kicked a goal.
Nick Daffy - one of a handful of long-haired, rock ‘n' roll Tigers footballers - was in his prime. He kicked five goals that afternoon. One in particular exemplified his flashy moxie.
Daffy swooped on the ball on the half-forward flank and got channeled into a tight pocket. He ignored the leading forwards to take a shot from a near-impossible angle. I was sitting right behind the kick. Daffy knew it was a goal off the boot.
He saluted the yellow and black crowd in the Southern Stand and the Roar Meter reached its summit, thus inducing a short snippet of a roaring tiger.

Yes, I want that back.
RFC_Official you know what to do.

Oh, are you Dimma or Terry?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Personally don't recall the roar meter all that well, so I'll say roar meter.

Damien Harwick or Terry Wallace game day?

Uumm, Wallace???

Gherkins on your Maccas burgers or not?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Maric or Mark Lee?

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Uumm, Wallace???

Gherkins on your Maccas burgers or not?

Of course!

Who is Mark Lee?
It's late is my response if it's really obvious..

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Of course!

Who is Mark Lee?
It's late is my response if it's really obvious..

Hhmm, how old are you??

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Mark Lee (born 29 March 1959 in Mildura, Victoria), known affectionately as "The General" is a former Australian rules football player for the Richmond Football Club. Recruited from Richmond’s country zone in Mildura, Lee played a couple of games in 1977 but took off the following year as the team’s regular ruckman, allowing David Cloke to become a centre-half-forward and solving a problem the team had had since the loss of Michael Green and Brian Roberts a few years beforehand. He remained static in 1979, but the following year Lee moved into the elite of Australian Rules as his ability as a knock ruckman combined with the running power of fellow Mildura recruit Dale Weightman, Robert Wiley, Geoff Raines and Bryan Wood to give one of the most potent forward lines in Australian Rules history an abundance of ball.
The Tigers won eleven successive matches early in the 1980 VFL season and, after a slump as injuries took toll late on the home-and-away rounds, returned to their most devastating form in the finals. They easily beat Carlton in the Qualifying Final, withstood a powerful Geelong defence in the Second Semi, and set a record winning margin against a jaded Collingwood side in the Grand Final. Although Kevin Bartlett unanimously won the Norm Smith Medal, Lee’s form in annihilating reigning Brownlow Medallist Peter Moore in the ruck was widely praised and Lee was seen as a “superstar” for the 1980s.
However, as it turned out Lee never lived up to what was expected of him during the 1980s.[1] 1981 was a mediocre season, and 1982 began with Lee hit by a succession of injuries. He broke his wrist in a practice match and did not play until the eighth round,[2] then hamstring trouble kept him idle after one match until the thirteenth round.[3] When Lee did return for good, Michael Roach had been so successful in the ruck that Lee was used initially at full forward; but though he kicked nine goals against St Kilda in Round 17 that experiment did not last. In the 1982 VFL Grand Final against Carlton Lee’s nullification by Warren “Wow” Jones was a decisive factor in Richmond’s loss.
1983 and 1984 saw Lee back to his 1980 form as unchallenged Number One ruckman for the Tigers, in spite of the club declining to near the bottom of the ladder with only seven wins. Lee was regarded as a leading candidate for the Brownlow in both seasons and in 1984 won his club’s best-and-fairest by a record margin, in the process being listed as one the VFL “PLayers of the Year”. However, 1985 saw a succession of major injuries begin to decimate the remainder of Mark Lee’s career: he missed the second half of 1985 with medial ligament damage to his left knee and from 1986 to 1991 played just eighty-seven senior games. After two games in 1991, Lee was dropped to the reserves and he retired officially mid-season.[4] Lee then switched to Burnie in Tasmania as captain-coach for two seasons in 1992 and 1993[5] and continued as non-playing coach for one more year after merging with Cooee to form the Burnie Hawks.
He is now a Senior Constable within Victoria Police and is currently based in his home town of Mildura.

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Back on topic......i'm sure this thread will take off when everyone wakes up.

 

[_DBF_]

Maric has a mullet, question answered.

Nathan Brown or Dustin Martin?

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Hhmm, how old are you??

19 hahahaha

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Maric has a mullet, question answered.

Nathan Brown or Dustin Martin?

Tough one.

Dusty.

Captain in their current number or the 17?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Current.....

Friday night or Saturday afternoon games?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Back to work for me...great topic....will be an interesting read later.

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Tambling or Franklin...???? LOL....

 

[johnno77]

Current.....

Friday night or Saturday afternoon games?

Saturday arvo.

Tambling or Franklin...???? LOL....

One question at a time.

Cotchin, Conca and Vlaustin or Deledio, Ellis and Martin?

 

[RunningBounce]

Cotchin, Conca and Vlaustin. Gotta get the footy before the blokes on the outside can do something special with it.

Jack Dyer Medal season out of Riewoldt or Rance?

 

[Cotcho]

Cotchin, Conca and Vlaustin. Gotta get the footy before the blokes on the outside can do something special with it.

Jack Dyer Medal season out of Riewoldt or Rance?

Reiwoldt eeaasily. Id like the ball in the forward line thanks....and id like to shut up a few media personel too.

Carlton, Collingwood or Essendon to beat in a Grand Final?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Tie between Collingwood and Druggies......

Clash jumper to have larger sash with side panels or black sash on yellow jumper?

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Tie between Collingwood and Druggies......

Clash jumper to have larger sash with side panels or black sash on yellow jumper?

Black sash.

Selwood or Cotchin?

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Black sash.

Selwood or Cotchin?

Hhmm, great question.....might stay with what we have.....

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

From the 2010 draft.....Conca or Prestia????

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

From the 2010 draft.....Conca or Prestia????

Conca.

Dylan Grimes or Jack Grimes?