Toast Well Done jack

[Achilles Heel]

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-04-18/riewoldt-surpasses-dyer?camefrom=EMCL_1057439_40929559

Gone past the other Jack in goalkicking 6th all time

back pocket this week

 

[JAKLAUGHING]

Love him...would love him more if Dimma did not **** around with where Jack played up forward...

 

[NaturalDisaster]

I would like to see Jack boot a bag almost every game, but Dimma had to have him play up to ground

he enjoys playing at CHF though, even if they wanted him back at FF i don't think he would do it without a fight haha

 

[This Is Anfield]

Toast to a player and the first two replies are bagging the coach...come on guys, there are a million threads for that.
Well done Jack, love him on and off the field.

 

[tgrs]

Champion

 

[OhDustinMartin]

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-04-18/riewoldt-surpasses-dyer?camefrom=EMCL_1057439_40929559

Gone past the other Jack in goalkicking 6th all time

back pocket this week

Do a Richo, Dimma, and chuck him on the wing for a game to see how he goes.

 

[PerthBoy87]

Jack loves playing interstate, he has played 48 games interstate and has kicked 120.51 = 70.17% accuracy and averages 2.5 goals per game.

 

[Barry_Badrinath]

Great effort from Jack. It's such a shame that his prime coincided with the "Ross Lyon seagulls scrapping over a bag of chips tactics" era. His goal tallies of 62, 65, 58, 61 and 54 only look modest compared to past greats but they are every bit as good as 70-80 odd in another era. Anyway, he's in very elite company.

1. Titus
2. Richardson
3. Bartlett
4. Roach
5. Harris
6. Riewoldt
7. Dyer
8. Hart
9. Poulter
10. Weightman

I don't know much about Ray Poulter, but the rest of those guys are absolute superstars.

I just want make special mention of Dick Harris too, because he often gets overlooked when talking about club legends. The guy booted 548 goals in 196 games (over 2.5 a game) playing mostly in the MIDFIELD. He won the equivalent of the Coleman playing as an onballer. Dual premiership player and booted 7 goals in the 1943 grand final win.

Absolute star and historically underrated.

 

[rfctigerarmy]

Great effort by Jack. Extremely reliable set shot at goal, considering.

If only he had a bit more support...

 

[tunksy]

Criminally underrated. Absolutely a star at easily top 5 forward in the comp. Should be back at ff too. Hope like hell he reaches 300 and pushes 800 goals. Matured so much the last two years and would to see him be a vocal on field leader. Hes a gem off field too!

 

[Komrade_Tiger]

only fwd averaging more than 50 goals a season for the past 6 years is it? and yet he's never in the talks about the best going around atm

 

[Barry_Badrinath]

only fwd averaging more than 50 goals a season for the past 6 years is it? and yet he's never in the talks about the best going around atm

Every year there's a couple of forwards that bob up and have a year of similar quality to Jack, and they always receive more praise because Jack's, like, really selfish, and like, a massive flog, and stuff.

2011 - it was Cloke, Petrie and Kennedy.
2012 - everyone forgot about Petrie, Cloke and Kennedy and it was all about Tex, Pavlich and and the Tommahawk.
2013 - those 3 were forgotten and it was Jezza Cameron and Twavis again that were clearly better than Jack.
2014 - Jezza and Twavis were crap again, but the Tommahawk was back and Jay Schulz was apparently better now too.
2015 - oh wait, Tommahawk is shit again. Go Jezza and Tex and THE PACKAGE!

The only other key forward that has consistently been on Jack's level is Buddy.

 

[PerthBoy87]

I remember Andrew saying (when his time at Richmond was coming to an end) and he was playing in the VFL in 2007 for Coburg Tigers and in that season Coburg made the Grand Final but lost to the VFL team Geelong (at Princes Park, I was there), and Andrew said there was this young bloke and he referred to Jack and he said this young bloke had talent. Well Jack certainly has done so well. I remember in 2010 when he kicked 78 goals...and won the Coleman, it was a great achievement considering that Jack won the Coleman in a team that finished in the bottom 8, how many Coleman Medal winners have played in a team that finished in the bottom 8 - not many I would of thought, certainly not in recent times...lets say over a 10 year period.

 

[Alfar]

The only other key forward that has consistently been on Jack's level is Buddy.

And I'd rather have Jack then that over-paid peacock.

 

[Squibbs]

Bleeds for the club, performs each week. Couldn't ask for anything more. Backing him in to kick 700+

 

[_Wang_]

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-04-18/riewoldt-surpasses-dyer?camefrom=EMCL_1057439_40929559

Gone past the other Jack in goalkicking 6th all time

back pocket this week

#eco

 

[Ancient Tiger]

Can't agree in leaving him in the goal square. If we did that on Friday he would not have seen the ball at all.

He is the complete forward in the modern age. Runs hard both ways.

A Richmond champion. Congratulations Jack.

 

[fake tyrone]

Great effort from Jack. It's such a shame that his prime coincided with the "Ross Lyon seagulls scrapping over a bag of chips tactics" era. His goal tallies of 62, 65, 58, 61 and 54 only look modest compared to past greats but they are every bit as good as 70-80 odd in another era. Anyway, he's in very elite company.

1. Titus
2. Richardson
3. Bartlett
4. Roach
5. Harris
6. Riewoldt
7. Dyer
8. Hart
9. Poulter
10. Weightman

I don't know much about Ray Poulter, but the rest of those guys are absolute superstars.

I just want make special mention of Dick Harris too, because he often gets overlooked when talking about club legends. The guy booted 548 goals in 196 games (over 2.5 a game) playing mostly in the MIDFIELD. He won the equivalent of the Coleman playing as an onballer. Dual premiership player and booted 7 goals in the 1943 grand final win.

Absolute star and historically underrated.

Let's not forget the 78 goals he kicked in 2010

 

[_Wang_]

Love Jack he should be captain

 

[Tiger_4_Life]

Bonafide legend... Let's make sure he gets a flag before he retires

 

[Blinger]

Bonafide legend... Let's make sure he gets a flag before he retires

Here's hoping we all get the chance to see him win a flag. It is looking unlikely now, unless there are major changes in the near future.

 

[Bobby Sands]

Great effort from Jack. It's such a shame that his prime coincided with the "Ross Lyon seagulls scrapping over a bag of chips tactics" era. His goal tallies of 62, 65, 58, 61 and 54 only look modest compared to past greats but they are every bit as good as 70-80 odd in another era. Anyway, he's in very elite company.

1. Titus
2. Richardson
3. Bartlett
4. Roach
5. Harris
6. Riewoldt
7. Dyer
8. Hart
9. Poulter
10. Weightman

I don't know much about Ray Poulter, but the rest of those guys are absolute superstars.

I just want make special mention of Dick Harris too, because he often gets overlooked when talking about club legends. The guy booted 548 goals in 196 games (over 2.5 a game) playing mostly in the MIDFIELD. He won the equivalent of the Coleman playing as an onballer. Dual premiership player and booted 7 goals in the 1943 grand final win.

Absolute star and historically underrated.

Love you

 

[harimal12]

True champion is our Jack

 

[Wallaby]

The only key forward with a higher goal/game average going around is Franklin.

The only key forward with a higher goal assist/game average is - well there isn't one.

I looked at Franklin, Hawkins, Walker, Nick R, Pavlich (as a forward), Josh Kennedy, Petrie, Cloke and a couple of others.

Selfish, inconsistent flog.

 

[Tiger_4_Life]

The only key forward with a higher goal/game average going around is Franklin.

The only key forward with a higher goal assist/game average is - well there isn't one.

I looked at Franklin, Hawkins, Walker, Nick R, Pavlich (as a forward), Josh Kennedy, Petrie, Cloke and a couple of others.

Selfish, inconsistent flog.

It's important that the media and the general public don't let the truth get in the way of a good story though