Autopsy We ******* did it again Richmond 2019 premiers!!!!

[Rasha]

Also picked up Houli in the PSD and traded Collins > Grigg

lol carlton trading away their best ruckman

 

[CholEstrol]

part of an email from my 74 yo mum who I thought knew nothing about footy.

"Meant to tell you that I watched the Grand Final and was in total awe of the Tigers. They are SO FAST and what really impressed me was the way that they were without exception always there for each other for support and on the ball within seconds with a team mate right behind in case of a fumble or tackle."

 

[KiwiTiger]

Haere Ra

 

[Lacustrus]

Also got me tatt done:

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Nice! but I did a double-take initially thinking it was a neck tatt...

 

[strongandbold12]

Watching the grand recollections series on the richmond fc site. Pretty good. Some insights from players you hardly ever hear in the media. costanza, broad etc

 

[Marcel Proust]

Dangerfield, Selwood and Ablett – it’s enough to fill Geelong fans with unbridled excitement, and enough to fill opposition fans with pure dread. These three superstars form perhaps the most decorated trio to play the game today – sporting an unrivalled list of accolades. When it comes to
GEELONG CATS SIGNED ‘THE ENGINE ROOM’
$595.00

Selwood, however, it’s never been about personal accolades. His courage and captaincy have been amongst the most revered at AFL level, as he sits amongst the games most respected and elite leaders. Danger’s arrival at Geelong saw the Cats instantly catapulted into Premiership contention, and saw an entire community welcome back a homegrown hero, while Ablett’s return in 2018 was a fairy-tale for Geelong’s favourite son. All the stars are aligned for these three superstars to deliver another Premiership to the Cats’ faithful.

Pays tribute to modern day superstars and three of the greatest players to ever represent the Geelong Cats – Patrick Dangerfield, Joel Selwood and Gary Ablett Jnr
Personally signed by Brownlow Medallist Patrick Dangerfield, Geelong’s longest serving captain in Joel Selwood, and dual-Premiership player and Brownlow Medallist, Gary Ablett Jnr
Magnificent display features foiled replicas of the Brownlow Medal, Premiership Medal, and Carji Greeves Medal, paying homage to the incredible list of accolades the trio have won during their respective Geelong careers
Strictly limited to just 50 personally signed editions, with each edition accompanied by an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity
Officially licensed and endorsed by the AFL
Approximate framed dimensions are 700 x 500 mm

 

[Absolut Tigers]

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Best !!

Imagine if you had been told Richmond would end up with 3 of the best players from the 2010 draft, and that wouldn't include the player we drafted with pick 6. There's an argument that Lynch and Presti are 2 of the best 3 or 4 players out of that AFL draft.

And instead of the Gold Coast's draft concessions making it impossible for us to rise up the ladder they were the catalyst for 2 flags in 3 years

 

[Marcel Proust]

Imagine if you had been told Richmond would end up with 3 of the best players from the 2010 draft, and that wouldn't include the player we drafted with pick 6. There's an argument that Lynch and Presti are 2 of the best 3 or 4 players out of that AFL draft.

And instead of the Gold Coast's draft concessions making it impossible for us to rise up the ladder they were the catalyst for 2 flags in 3 years

tbf at the time it was seen as a good idea to try rape the expansion teams

no one needs that many great young players

I doubt many of us thought itd be as good a result as Lynch, Prestia, Caddy, Townsend

 

[Woody Woodman]

These three superstars form perhaps the most decorated trio to play the game today

And together they add up to one Dusty!

 

[Woody Woodman]

Yeah, I saw that too. Only the most deluded of cats fans would even consider it.

Greatest engine room. FMD.

Enough right there to turn a profit.

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

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Dangerfield, Selwood and Ablett – it’s enough to fill Geelong fans with unbridled excitement, and enough to fill opposition fans with pure dread. These three superstars form perhaps the most decorated trio to play the game today – sporting an unrivalled list of accolades. When it comes to
GEELONG CATS SIGNED ‘THE ENGINE ROOM’
$595.00

Selwood, however, it’s never been about personal accolades. His courage and captaincy have been amongst the most revered at AFL level, as he sits amongst the games most respected and elite leaders. Danger’s arrival at Geelong saw the Cats instantly catapulted into Premiership contention, and saw an entire community welcome back a homegrown hero, while Ablett’s return in 2018 was a fairy-tale for Geelong’s favourite son. All the stars are aligned for these three superstars to deliver another Premiership to the Cats’ faithful.

Pays tribute to modern day superstars and three of the greatest players to ever represent the Geelong Cats – Patrick Dangerfield, Joel Selwood and Gary Ablett Jnr
Personally signed by Brownlow Medallist Patrick Dangerfield, Geelong’s longest serving captain in Joel Selwood, and dual-Premiership player and Brownlow Medallist, Gary Ablett Jnr
Magnificent display features foiled replicas of the Brownlow Medal, Premiership Medal, and Carji Greeves Medal, paying homage to the incredible list of accolades the trio have won during their respective Geelong careers
Strictly limited to just 50 personally signed editions, with each edition accompanied by an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity
Officially licensed and endorsed by the AFL
Approximate framed dimensions are 700 x 500 mm

They forgot Dangers Cup.
Oh wait!!!

 

[TJTIGER]

Soldo's not bad at headbutting the ball also.

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Also volleying from boundary throw ins either............For goal.....

 

[Tigerbob68]

 

[ryancash]

#imaRichmondman

 

[CholEstrol]

wherever you are on the Lids like/dislike scale, not lying this moment really tugged at my heartstrings.

 

[Nobby]

wherever you are on the Lids like/dislike scale, not lying this moment really tugged at my heartstrings.

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Loved seeing the photos of him in the rooms post game, especially the one with Dimma.

 

[Al Heimer]

Watching the QF again right now and christ the commentary bias gets worse with each view. Brayshaw, Darcy and Ling just suck the sweat out of Brisbane's ballbag!

On SM-J250F using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[Havoc]

Imagine if you had been told Richmond would end up with 3 of the best players from the 2010 draft, and that wouldn't include the player we drafted with pick 6. There's an argument that Lynch and Presti are 2 of the best 3 or 4 players out of that AFL draft.

And instead of the Gold Coast's draft concessions making it impossible for us to rise up the ladder they were the catalyst for 2 flags in 3 years

Gold Coast did screw us though.. they poached Miles, Ellis and Ellis from us.

 

[Woody Woodman]

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Son and I stopped at Wallan on the way down and three GWS buses had pulled in just before. Walked into the food area and hesitated when confronted with an eyeful of grey and orange. A polite GWS supporter invited us in with, "It's okay, we don't bite."
"Yeah no worries," I replied, "but I'm hoping we do later on this afternoon."

 

[CholEstrol]

If my ears are working ok. I think the loudest cheers for medal presentations in order were;

Pickett
Houli
Cotchin
Martin
Lynch

 

[TigermanM2]

Is this really happening or am I dreaming?

September specialists: How many premiership players are at your club?
Ben Collins
AFL.COM.AU
Oct 20, 2019 12:03PM

It's no surprise that the Tigers have the most premiership players on their list. All pictures: AFL Photos
FOLLOWING its second flag in three years, Richmond easily boasts the most premiership players in the competition.
Last month the premiership players' club welcomed six more Tigers – first-game phenomenon Marlion Pickett, former Gold Coast co-captain Tom Lynch, fellow big man Ivan Soldo and speedy trio Jayden Short, Liam Baker and Shai Bolton.
This boosted Richmond's premiership player stocks to 25 – six clear of nearest rival West Coast (19), followed by the Western Bulldogs (14), Hawthorn (nine), Collingwood (six) and Geelong (six).

This was despite the fact the Tigers farewelled three men who'd experienced flag glory, with dual premiership player Brandon Ellis joining Gold Coast, Dan Butler moving to St Kilda and veteran Shaun Grigg retiring.
Richmond's modern immortals have combined to win a total of 40 premierships between them, also comfortably a League high, ahead of Hawthorn (25), West Coast (20), the Bulldogs (16) and Geelong (11).
The Tigers also have the most players with Grand Final experience with that same imposing figure 25, leading Collingwood (23), West Coast (22), this year's runner-up Greater Western Sydney (22) and the Dogs (14) and Sydney (14).

This year the Hawks and the Swans lost considerable premiership experience while Adelaide said goodbye to several members of its 2017 Grand Final team.
St Kilda has been boosted by the recruitment of three men who have played on the last Saturday in September, including premiership players Bradley Hill and Butler, while wooden spooner Gold Coast gained important big-game experience by securing ex-Tiger Ellis and former Crow Hugh Greenwood.

Carlton lost Collingwood's 2010 premiership star Dale Thomas along with Alex Fasolo, a member of the Pies' 2011 Grand Final side, and if the Blues didn't lure homecoming hero Eddie Betts back from Adelaide they wouldn't have a single player on their list who'd competed in a Grand Final.
That's the predicament of North Melbourne, who last had a premiership player on its books in 2016, in the form of AFL games record-holder Brent Harvey, who was a member of the Kangaroos' most recent flag in 1999.
AFL lists are yet to be finalised and there could still be more movement, but at the moment the League features 177 players with Grand Final experience, including 95 premiership players.

 

[Daffytrain]

Is this really happening or am I dreaming?

September specialists: How many premiership players are at your club?
Ben Collins
AFL.COM.AU
Oct 20, 2019 12:03PM

It's no surprise that the Tigers have the most premiership players on their list. All pictures: AFL Photos
FOLLOWING its second flag in three years, Richmond easily boasts the most premiership players in the competition.
Last month the premiership players' club welcomed six more Tigers – first-game phenomenon Marlion Pickett, former Gold Coast co-captain Tom Lynch, fellow big man Ivan Soldo and speedy trio Jayden Short, Liam Baker and Shai Bolton.
This boosted Richmond's premiership player stocks to 25 – six clear of nearest rival West Coast (19), followed by the Western Bulldogs (14), Hawthorn (nine), Collingwood (six) and Geelong (six).

This was despite the fact the Tigers farewelled three men who'd experienced flag glory, with dual premiership player Brandon Ellis joining Gold Coast, Dan Butler moving to St Kilda and veteran Shaun Grigg retiring.
Richmond's modern immortals have combined to win a total of 40 premierships between them, also comfortably a League high, ahead of Hawthorn (25), West Coast (20), the Bulldogs (16) and Geelong (11).
The Tigers also have the most players with Grand Final experience with that same imposing figure 25, leading Collingwood (23), West Coast (22), this year's runner-up Greater Western Sydney (22) and the Dogs (14) and Sydney (14).

This year the Hawks and the Swans lost considerable premiership experience while Adelaide said goodbye to several members of its 2017 Grand Final team.
St Kilda has been boosted by the recruitment of three men who have played on the last Saturday in September, including premiership players Bradley Hill and Butler, while wooden spooner Gold Coast gained important big-game experience by securing ex-Tiger Ellis and former Crow Hugh Greenwood.

Carlton lost Collingwood's 2010 premiership star Dale Thomas along with Alex Fasolo, a member of the Pies' 2011 Grand Final side, and if the Blues didn't lure homecoming hero Eddie Betts back from Adelaide they wouldn't have a single player on their list who'd competed in a Grand Final.
That's the predicament of North Melbourne, who last had a premiership player on its books in 2016, in the form of AFL games record-holder Brent Harvey, who was a member of the Kangaroos' most recent flag in 1999.
AFL lists are yet to be finalised and there could still be more movement, but at the moment the League features 177 players with Grand Final experience, including 95 premiership players.

Still hasn't sunk in! What the hell! This sort of article isn't "supposed" to be written about us!

 

[RFCGloryJC]

The AF rankings seem odd at times.
Dion Prestia played brilliantly in the QF against Brisbane, to be sure, had a ranking of 123 points.
But Dustin's ranking was several places further down at 69 points, although he scored six goals.

 

[TigerImposter]

I thought Geelong would have the most GF players on their list with all the old bastards on it.

 

[TigerImposter]

I reckon we could have played Rance in the GF and we probably would have won by more.