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

[TigerImposter]

A pity we didn’t get a Power Ranger stance this year as that consumed about 200 pages on its own.

 

[TigerImposter]

I forgot to post this on VFL GF day.
DRod is working in an indigenous afl program with the AFL. He was so pumped with Richmond’s success and reckoned we were unbeatable. He’s always been a lovely human being. Took a shot with him and my cubs. I now have shots with him and all my boys as he was my 24yo favourite player back in the day.

 

[TigerImposter]

This guys still a w***er.

 

[TigerImposter]

Hey dudes wake up as we recently won a premiership.

 

[ryancash]

Hey dudes wake up as we recently won a premiership.
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Go to sleep you lunatic

 

[TigerImposter]

 

[TigerImposter]

Go to sleep you lunatic

 

[ryancash]

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100.......you beat me to it, I was searching for Steve Smith and all i could find was this

 

[GoTigers2015]

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

Can't make it past the preliminary.

 

[GoTigers2015]

Fun fact

 

[Hoos]

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

Yeah, but most of their old bastards now they got from other clubs.

There's only 4 players left from their premiership sides.

 

[GoTigers2015]

 

[smasha]

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

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He was part of our journey in getting to the top,hope he never forgets that.

 

[Wacky Tiger]

Shitty crappy reality TV on so watched it again last night (7th or 8th time) and just want to say how incredible Shane Edwards was. Wins so many clutch possessions then his fast hands and creativity starting the offensive chain. Amazing. Old Shedda certainly is like a fine wine improving with age

 

[Bazzar]

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.

I wonder what club totals are. In the commentary on the day they said we have 156

 

[Bazzar]

Fun fact

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I want that as a framed print for the pool room.

 

[strongandbold12]

Hey dudes wake up as we recently won a premiership.
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Push up in the back. God bless you

 

[Woody Woodman]

I know it's late but...just like I remind my students when they get a little chirpy...we're still PREMIERS. Does it surprise anyone that the kids who love Colonwood still don't get it?

 

[WATiger86]

Nothing on TV so much watching the 2nd quarter again on Kayo - jeez Pickett is great throughout that burst at the start of the quarter

We left a lot of goals out there in the 2nd too - starting to get the oppo melts about the boring game

 

[Rasha]

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.

imagine waking up now after having being in a coma since round 23 2016

 

[GoTigers2015]

 

[GoTigers2015]

 

[strongandbold12]

fat germ hutchy. w***er. put KB back on SEN dickhead

 

[strongandbold12]

Looking back on the team photos before the game, gws look so nervous. same with adelaide in 2017. richmond just look carefree.

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

Shitty crappy reality TV on so watched it again last night (7th or 8th time) and just want to say how incredible Shane Edwards was. Wins so many clutch possessions then his fast hands and creativity starting the offensive chain. Amazing. Old Shedda certainly is like a fine wine improving with age

Watched a bit of our game against the Swans in 14 on foxtel last night.
Was mentioned the Swans had a couple of very promising ruckmen coming through.
Nank the Tank was one of them.
Thank You Sydney.