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Hi all.
The end of the decade is fast approaching.
During this period of time, for Richmond, we have seen:
- 4 different coaches: Wallace, Rawlings and Hardwick
- Membership numbers growing from 35,960 in 2010 to 103,358 in 2019
- 2 Premierships and a lot of false dawns
- First round draft busts and late round gems
- Brownlow medalists, multiple Coleman Medal winners and an AA coaptain
In a way, the last 10 years has been an epic and testing journey for a Richmond supporters.
I thought this would be a good opportunity to highlight your Top 10 (or 5 if you can't be stuffed) personal moments of this decade as a Tiger Supporter.
1. Attending my first ever Grand Final in 2017 and sitting stunned to see the Tigers win by a fantastic margin
2. Watching the 2019 Grand Final even more stunned when we steam rolled the Giants
3. Going to the Final series with my wife in 2017 and watching her really getting into the game
4. High-fiving Dustin Martin - Qualifying Finals 2017. We sat right next to the interchange!
5. Attending the Club Tour thanks to the BF player sponsorship. Had a lovely evening seeing the club from the inside
6. Taking my Brother in Law and Wife to the game together. Walking through the rain because I parked too far. Buying three ponchos and being the only three people in the row watching the game whilst everyone is undercover. He had no idea what was going on but really enjoyed the spectacle. We really flogged Essendon that day. Finishing off the evening with a burger at Merrywell.
7. Meeting some awesome BF Richmond supporters at Ms Parma at that forgettable 2013 Elimination Finals against Carlton. Finally putting some faces to the username.
8. Taking the bus to head over to Adelaide to watch Port Adelaide v Richmond. First time interstate and was completely blown away by the Never Tear Us Apart by the Port Adelaide supporters. Taking the bus home upset after the loss. Was a very good experience.
9. Albeit, not a great highlight, but when K. Hunt kicked that winning goal. This board was a total disaster and looking back being one of the mod, we were at panic stations. Festival of the Red. Probably one of the bleakest moments in the club history.
10. Knowing that my club is the greatest club at the latter end of the decade. We are truly a final's monster machine.
Have at it Tiger folks
The end of the decade is fast approaching.
During this period of time, for Richmond, we have seen:
- 4 different coaches: Wallace, Rawlings and Hardwick
- Membership numbers growing from 35,960 in 2010 to 103,358 in 2019
- 2 Premierships and a lot of false dawns
- First round draft busts and late round gems
- Brownlow medalists, multiple Coleman Medal winners and an AA coaptain
In a way, the last 10 years has been an epic and testing journey for a Richmond supporters.
I thought this would be a good opportunity to highlight your Top 10 (or 5 if you can't be stuffed) personal moments of this decade as a Tiger Supporter.
1. Attending my first ever Grand Final in 2017 and sitting stunned to see the Tigers win by a fantastic margin
2. Watching the 2019 Grand Final even more stunned when we steam rolled the Giants
3. Going to the Final series with my wife in 2017 and watching her really getting into the game
4. High-fiving Dustin Martin - Qualifying Finals 2017. We sat right next to the interchange!
5. Attending the Club Tour thanks to the BF player sponsorship. Had a lovely evening seeing the club from the inside
6. Taking my Brother in Law and Wife to the game together. Walking through the rain because I parked too far. Buying three ponchos and being the only three people in the row watching the game whilst everyone is undercover. He had no idea what was going on but really enjoyed the spectacle. We really flogged Essendon that day. Finishing off the evening with a burger at Merrywell.
7. Meeting some awesome BF Richmond supporters at Ms Parma at that forgettable 2013 Elimination Finals against Carlton. Finally putting some faces to the username.
8. Taking the bus to head over to Adelaide to watch Port Adelaide v Richmond. First time interstate and was completely blown away by the Never Tear Us Apart by the Port Adelaide supporters. Taking the bus home upset after the loss. Was a very good experience.
9. Albeit, not a great highlight, but when K. Hunt kicked that winning goal. This board was a total disaster and looking back being one of the mod, we were at panic stations. Festival of the Red. Probably one of the bleakest moments in the club history.
10. Knowing that my club is the greatest club at the latter end of the decade. We are truly a final's monster machine.
Have at it Tiger folks
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