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VFL Round 16
Box Hill Hawks (7-5-1, 5th) vs RICHMOND (11-2, 2nd)
Sunday, 21st July @ Box Hill City Oval
Start time: 2:00pm
http://websites.sportstg.com/round_info.cgi?a=MATCH&fixture=125262181&c=1-118-0-518179-0&pool=1
Broadcast:
Web:
* (TV) - VFL LIVE: https://vfl.com.au/media-coverage-vfl/vfl-live/
* (Audio) - 3WBC: http://3wbc.org.au/
Radio:
* SEN2 (Digital)
* 3WBC 94.1 FM
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B: 43. D. Eggmolesse-Smith, 38. N. Balta, 46. B. Miller
HB: 51. S. Morris, 42. R. Garthwaite, 45. P. Naish
C: 32. L. English, 22. J. Caddy, 33. K. Mcintosh
HF: 39. J. Aarts, 40. C. Coleman-Jones, 37. C. Menadue
F: 31. O. Markov, 21. J. Townsend, 16. M. Weller
R: 25. T. Nankervis, 26. R. Collier-Dawkins, 7. D. Butler
Int: 79. W. Coates, 78. D. Coffield, 61. J. Fletcher, 56. B. Grewar, 62. L. Nelson, 64. T. Silvestro, 55. L. Street, 60. C. Thompson
23P: 69. L. Diggins
In: J. Fletcher, C. Thompson, N. Balta, D. Eggmolesse-Smith, K. Mcintosh, L. Nelson,
T. Nankervis
Out: L. Baker, J. Higgins, J. Ballard
https://vfl.com.au/vfl-round-16-teams-2019/
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Wonder how that side would go against The Suns??
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Street & Thompson are playing in the City vs Country young guns game on Saturday.
Nick Baltas (Richmond VFL)
Joel Cusack (Richmond VFL)
Bailey Lambert (Richmond VFL)
Lachlan Street (Richmond VFL)
Charlie Thompson (Richmond VFL)
Chad Harris (Richmond VFL)
Bailey Henderson (Richmond VFL)
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/afl-victoria-young-guns-selectors-call-up-players-from-metro-country-ranks/news-story/ef1db3370fdad8683902595e3ce0208f
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A live stream of Sunday's @RichmondWomens and @RichmondVFL matches against Box Hill will be available here:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D_0K17eU0AAcy7e?format=jpg&name=900x900) (https://vfl.com.au/video-stream-vfl-w-rd-11-vfl-rd-16/)
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Kmac isn't playing tomorrow in the VFL.
Dropped from the seniors this week, Kamdyn McIntosh won’t play in the VFL on Sunday, while ruckman Toby Nankervis will return from injury by playing a half at Box Hill City Oval.
Source: The Age (https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/caddy-set-for-new-afl-role-as-tigers-build-steam-20190720-p52941.html)
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Bump.
Game starts in about 20 minutes.
WATCH IT HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Q4cyUcrgY
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Hawks with the breeze in the first.
Nank wins the first clearance. Good forward pressure and Aarts wins the free. Misses everything :P
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Nank looks hungry.
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Townsend bounces one through :gotigers.
Rich 1.0-6
BH 0.0-0
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Dodgy free allows the Hawks to go forward and goal.
6 - 7
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Markov pushed. Doesn't have the shot and it's rushed through.
7 - 7
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Street held gets the free. Kick is short to Menadue and has to play on. Gets it forward and Markov goals :gotigers.
Rich 2.1-13
BH 1.1-7
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RCD wins the centre clearance. Aarts wins the ball. Goes to the pocket where Silvestro marks. Ump however has paid a free and Naish takes the shot. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 3.1-19
BH 1.1-7
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Another centre clearance and Markov marks. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 4.1-25
BH 1.1-7
19 min Q1
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Markov looking the goods up forward... :shh
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Townsend goes inside 50. Nelson to the top of the square but it's rushed.
26 - 7
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Townsend slung and gets the free. To the hot spot but it's spoiled out of bounds. Throw-in. Hawks can only clear to Naish. Misses.
27 - 7
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Goal to Box Hill
27 - 13
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Balta to HF. Townsend hands to Street. Awkward kick and it's touched through.
29 - 14
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Grewar high to HF. Towner taken over the line. Throw-in. Nank thumps it inside 50. Hawks temporarily clear it but we turn it over and Nank marks it. Kick after the siren. Goalllllllll! :gotigers
Quarter time
Richmond 5.5-35
Box Hill 2.2-14
Goals: Markov 2, Townsend, Nankervis, Naish
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Stats to 1/4 time:
Naish 7 disposals
Caddy 6
English 6
Balta 5
Eggy 5
Menadue 5
Nank 5
Towner 5
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Naish intercepts. Off to Caddy on the outer side. 1-2-3-4 with Eggy but they turn it over.
We get the free. Menadue hits up CCJ at HF. Towards Towner & Coates. Spoiled and it's a ball-up on 50. Hawks clear temporarily but turn it over. We get it forward and Butler is first to react and goals :gotigers.
Rich 6.5-41
BH 2.2-14
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Butler on the rebound but his handball is cut off. Fights on to force a stoppage. Hawks get the free. They then get 50. Sets up a shot for them. Point to BH.
41 - 15
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Hawks kick it OOTF on the wing. Naish back to Eggy. To English but his kick is poor. From the turnover Box Hill goal.
41 - 21
10 min Q2
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Caddy gathers to Eggy high to Street. Off to Menadue who is in trouble. Caddy's big bump saves the day and gets it forward. Markov is tackled and pinged. Hawks clear and goal on the rebound.
Goal to BH.
41 - 27
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Aarts with the centre clearance. Street gathers and gets it forward but once again Box Hill rebound.
We get it back though. English towards Coates who is outnumbered 1-vs-3. Poor option. Hawks clear.
Garth wins the HTB free. Off to Grewar to Naish who goes inside 50. Street marks. Chips over the top to English in the pocket. Misses.
42 - 27
Midway Q2
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Menadue to Garth on his non-preferred and he kicks it OOTF. Hawks clear.
Lots of turnovers this quarter. Sloppy footy by us. We're butchering our forward attacks and allowing them to hit us on the break :scream.
BH goal.
42 - 33
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Garth to Caddy to Naish all inside D50. Balta to Grewar in the centre. Drops it but regathers to Aarts who drops it as well. Regathers and goes long where it's 2 Tigers vs 1 Hawks. Markov marks. Goal! :gotigers
3 to Markov.
Needed that steadier.
Rich 7.6-48
BH 5.3-33
20 min Q2
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Eggy in defence cuts off the BH foray. Off to Balta who kicks down the line and it's a throw-in. Free to Morris. Goes long but BH defenders are in the way again.
Eggy in the way again. In the hands of Miller. Down the line to RCD. Finds Aarts. Goes back to Menadue in a better position. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 8.6-54
BH 5.3-33
25 min Q2
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How is RCD doing today? Is he getting more of the ball?
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BH centre clearance for a set shot. They miss.
Eggy out of defence for a throw-in. Free to BH. They go inside 50. Scramble at ground level. Siren goes.
Half-time
Richmond 5.5 8.6-54
Box Hill 2.2 5.4-34
Goals: Markov 3, Butler, Menadue, Naish, Nankervis, Townsend.
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Stats to 1/2 time:
Eggy 19 disposals, 7 marks, 3 tackles
Caddy 15 disposals, 7 marks, 2 tackles
Naish 12 disposals, 3 marks, 1 tackle, 1 goal, 1 behind
Garth 11 disposals
Nank 8 disposals, 1 goal, 3 tackles, 13 hitouts
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How is RCD doing today? Is he getting more of the ball?
Trying to find his stats. He isn't in the leading disposal getters.
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Butler tries 1-2-3 don't argues and fails on the 3rd one. HTB.
Hawks set shot fails to make the distance and we punch it through.
Menadue to RCD who marks and keeps running. Ordinary kick and it's forced for a throw-in. Hawks clear.
Garth intercepts Roughead's kick. Off to Eggy who goes to Coffield. We almost turn it over. English to Street who goes back and forth. Goes long and it's rushed.
55 - 35
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We get it back. Coffield to RCD on the wing. Throw-in. Grewar hacks it forward but BH clear it.
Caddy now goes to HF but it's also cut off. Hawks clear.
Grewar intercepts. Off to RCD to Balta but his kick is over Street's head and Hawks clear.
Point to Box Hill on the rebound.
55 - 36
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Free to Townsend at HB. Goes short to Naish. Grewar goes back to Eggy to Miller. Still at HB. Caddy has it but it's paid a downfield free to Butler. Dan finds Menadue 50 out on a tight angle. Great kick. Goal!.
Rich 9.7-61
BH 5.6-36
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Markov kicks his 4th :gotigers
Rich 10.7-67
BH 5.6-36
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Markov gets the forward turnover. Off to Silvestro who goals :gotigers.
Rich 11.7-73
BH 5.6-36
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Silvestro inside 50 towards CCJ. Nelson snaps but it's cut off by Roughead. Hawks clear.
Box Hill go up the other end for goal.
73 - 42
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Butler with another soccer goal :gotigers.
Rich 12.7-79
BH 6.6-42
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3/4 time
Richmond 5.5 8.6 12.7-79
Box Hill 2.2 5.4 6.6-42
Goals: Markov 4, Butler 2, Menadue 2, Naish, Nankervis, Townsend, Silvestro.
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Stats to 3/4 time:
Eggy 23 disposals
Naish 23 disposals (19 kicks)
Caddy 18 disposals.
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RCD looked like he got a few touches that quarter.... :shh
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Goal to Box Hill.
79 - 50
7 min Q4
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Box Hill try a risky kick. Grewar intercepts and goals.
Rich 13.7-85
BH 7.8-50
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Goal to BH.
85 - 56
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Not much defence this qtr.
Aarts marks just inside 50 on a 45 degree angle. Off the side of the boot and a Hawk defender marks it.
English to Butler who toe pokes it to himself but turns it over. BH turn it back over in defence to Markov but the ump pays a free to the Hawks.
BH go forward for a goal.
86 - 62
15 min Q4
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Silvestro overruns the ball and allows BH in for another goal :facepalm.
86 - 68
We've switched off too early ::).
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We’ve stopped. Cue in the rack.
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Townsend goes towards Markov. Goes for the snap and it falls short where BH mark and clear.
Box Hill run it down for another goal.
86 - 74
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RCD goes inside 50. Miller can't mark. A snap is rushed for a point.
87 - 74
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Butler intercepts. Goes to Garth on 50. Goes long. Aarts tackled. Ball-up in the forward pocket.
Another snap is a point.
88 - 74
25 min Q4
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Eggy to Menadue to Naish. Throw-in.
CCJ almost the speckie. Ball-up on F50. Morris thinks it's a free but it's a throw-in. 27 mins gone. Repeat stoppages eating the clock. Menadue smothered but Butler swoops, gathers to Markov and CCJ bangs it through :gotigers.
Rich 14.10-94
BH 11.8-74
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Goal to BH
94 - 80
30 min Q4
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Siren. Won by 14 points :gotigers.
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Final Score
Richmond 5.5 8.6 12.7 14.10-94
Box Hill 2.2 5.4 6.6 12.8-80
Goals: Markov 4, Butler 2, Menadue 2, Naish, Nankervis, Townsend, Coleman-Jones, Silvestro, Grewar.
Naish with 31 touches.
Nank & Caddy played the first half.
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Essendon had the bye, so we're on top of the VFL ladder.
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How many did RCD end uip with? Looks caught in two minds at the stoppages, at this stage he just needs to be told "see ball get ball," :shh
Really like Markov up forward, a quick medium forward who can take a mark and push up the ground is definitely something we could do with. :shh :shh
English won't make it. :(
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2019 Hard Yakka / Totally Workwear VFL
Box Hill Hawks 2.2 5.4 6.6 12.8 (80)
Richmond 5.5 8.6 12.7 14.10 (94)
GOALS:
Box Hill Hawks: Walker 5 Ross 2 Cousins Miles Pittonet Moore Adduci
Richmond: Markov 4 Butler 2 Menadue 2 Grewar Silvestro Naish Townsend Coleman-Jones Nankervis
BEST:
Box Hill Hawks: Miles Mirra Moore Walker Ceglar Glass
Richmond: Menadue Garthwaite Naish Townsend Morris English
https://membership.sportstg.com/results/rpt_progressive.cgi?aID=4138&pg=1&a=MR
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VFL Tigers fend off fast-finishing Hawks
Brenton Mann
AFL media
Jul 21, 2019 5:47PM
Richmond VFL fended off a fast-finishing Box Hill on Sunday afternoon at Box Hill City Oval to register a gutsy 14-point win on the road.
The Hawks slammed through six goals to two in a frenetic final term as they strived to celebrate favourite son David Mirra’s 150th game in style.
But the Tigers held their nerve, with a late goal to Callum Coleman-Jones sealing a 14.10 (94) to 12.8 (80) win.
Richmond had plenty going against it in the last quarter. They were down on rotations with the slither of an upset fuelling the reigning premiers on their home deck. But the Tigers’ trust and connection served them well and ensured victory.
With the Hawks charging and Richmond clinging to a two-goal lead, Dan Butler extracted the ball from congestion, flicked the turbo switch and chipped the ball over to Oleg Markov, who handed it to Callum Coleman-Jones, who strolled in unopposed and goaled.
Box Hill methodically pierced the ball from its back half in the last quarter, splitting Richmond’s set up behind the ball.
A run of four goals in the final term injected hope into the hearts of the Box Hill faithful and laid seeds of doubt in the Tiger Army.
However, as the pressure rating rose, so did the trust and confidence of the Tigers. They controlled the tempo of the game as the Hawks eventually ran out of time.
The game was littered with intriguing one-on-one duels, none bigger than the gladiatorial ruck battle between the returning Toby Nankervis and Hawk, Marc Pittonet.
The game couldn’t have started much better for ‘Big Nank’. The premiership ruckman won the opening centre clearance after roving his own tapwork, then slammed the ball onto his right boot, sending the ball inside 50.
Nankervis then delivered a trademark bone-crunching tackle inside Richmond’s forward 50, which would have warmed the hearts of the Tiger Army.
The cult hero drew further applause as he goaled after the quarter-time siren, with the Tigers mobbing their much-loved teammate.
The inclusion of Nankervis had a ripple effect, with budding big-man, Callum Coleman-Jones spending more time in attack, looking razor sharp from the outset.
Coleman-Jones led with authority and his hands were crisp and clean.
With Nankervis managed in the second half, Coleman-Jones assumed the mantle of No.1 once again and took on one of the most imposing ruck duos in the VFL, Hawthorn’s Pittonet and Jonathon Ceglar.
Coleman-Jones more than held his own, nearly taking a contender for mark of the year in the final term and exploded forward to kick the match winner.
Richmond trapped the ball in its forward half to great effect in the first quarter, and was able to capitalise on the scoreboard, with Oleg Markov jagging two goals.
Markov was locked in an athletic duel with Hawks’ defender, Changkuoth Jiath, with both exerting their influence on the contest.
The dynamic Tiger forward netted three goals in the opening half and is looking more at home in attack as the weeks roll on.
Richmond started the second quarter in tremendous fashion as Dan Butler showcased his skills, soccering through a back-heel goal on the goal-line.
Butler showed that he wasn’t a one-trick pony, as he volleyed through his second major in the third term.
The Hawks hit back as the Tigers overused the ball in its front half, with three goals in quick succession to cut the margin to nine points midway through the quarter.
Markov swung the momentum back the Tigers’ way as he eased through his third major.
The Tigers needed a dose of composure when entering their forward 50, which was provided by Jake Aarts.
Aarts marked strongly in front of his opponent on the paint of the forward 50 and could have set his sights on the goals. Instead, he spotted Connor Menadue free in a mountain of space.
Menadue split the middle and steadied the ship in the shadows of half-time.
The goals dried up in the third term as the ball pinged between the arcs, with neither side able to execute when going inside 50.
It was a game of ducks and drakes, with the Hawks attempting to control the ball by foot and march it up the field, as Richmond looked to surge the ball forward by hand.
Menadue broke the drought, as he goaled from an acute angle beyond the arc, sparking a three-goal run for Richmond.
Markov sent his fourth goal through the middle soon after and then Butler’s check-side volley made it three in a row.
Butler’s goal extended the margin to 37 points at three quarter-time, which was cut to 14 points by the time the final siren sounded, as Box Hill stormed home with six of the last eight goals.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-07-21/vfl-r16-match-report
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Final Score
Richmond 5.5 8.6 12.7 14.10-94
Box Hill 2.2 5.4 6.6 12.8-80
Goals: Markov 4, Butler 2, Menadue 2, Naish, Nankervis, Townsend, Coleman-Jones, Silvestro, Grewar.
Naish with 31 touches.
Nank & Caddy played the first half.
Incorrect Nank played first half
Caddy 3 quarters , new role as winger and onball . Both played well
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Full-time stats:
Naish 31 disposals (22 kicks 9 handballs) 9 marks 2 tackles 1.1
Egg-Smith 26 disposals (14 kicks 12 handballs) 9 marks 5 tackles
Caddy 18 disposals (11 kicks 7 handballs) 6 marks 2 tackles [3/4 game time]
English 18 disposals (11 kicks 7 handballs) 3 marks 0.2
Menadue 18 disposals (13 kicks 5 handballs) 6 marks 2 tackles 2.0
Townsend 18 disposals (14 kicks 4 handballs) 4 marks 3 tackles 1.0
Butler 17 disposals (12 kicks 5 handballs) 1 mark 5 tackles 2.1
Balta 15 disposals (13 kicks 2 handballs) 6 marks 1 hitout
CCJ 15 disposals (7 kicks 8 handballs) 4 marks 3 tackles 12 hitouts 1.0
Garthwaite 15 disposals (10 kicks 4 handballs) 5 marks 4 tackles
RCD 14 disposals (10 kicks 4 handballs) 4 marks 8 tackles
Markov 14 disposals (11 kicks 3 handballs) 4 marks 2 tackles 4.1
Aarts 11 disposals (7 kicks 4 handballs) 3 marks 1 tackle
Miller 10 disposals (8 kicks 2 handballs) 5 marks 2 tackles
Nankervis 8 disposals (4 kicks 4 handballs) 1 mark 3 tackles 13 hitouts 1.0 [1/2 game time]
Sources: VFL app & BigFooty (https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/box-hill-v-richmond-box-hill-city-oval-2pm-21-7-live-stream-link-in-op.1223737/post-61935405)
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Really like Markov up forward, a quick medium forward who can take a mark and push up the ground is definitely something we could do with. :shh :shh
Caddy already has that covered
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Really like Markov up forward, a quick medium forward who can take a mark and push up the ground is definitely something we could do with. :shh :shh
Caddy already has that covered
Except for the “quick" bit..... :shh
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Caddy is the kind of forward you like to have in a one on one at the top of the goal square...
Not a bad result on their deck, resting our two most impactful players for a half.
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VFL and development coach Craig McRae's summary of how the Tigers’ players performed in last Sunday's Round 16 win over Box Hill.
Patrick Naish
33 disposals, 18 handball receives, nine marks, one goal & four inside-50s
“Returned to really good form. Went back through the wing this round and was back to some of his best form in terms of possession gains, ball use, kicking goals and setting them up. His 33 disposals was a real feature.”
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith
26 disposals, nine marks, five tackles & 10 contested possessions
“A player off half-back that really sets the game up for us well. After playing two AFL games and coming back, he looked like an AFL player. It’s really pleasing to see those guys go up and then come back and play AFL footy at VFL level and he did that with 26 disposals and five tackles. I was really pleased with the contested possession part of his game.”
Connor Menadue
19 disposals, six marks, two goals & four inside-50s
“Played a bit of mid/forward, playing a different role than he has previously. When he drives his legs and gets into space, he can really set the game up for us. His 19 disposals and two goals was really important.”
Luke English
18 disposals, four clearances & four inside-50s
“Continues to develop himself as a midfield/on-baller who has the ability to run with an opponent. He continues to learn his craft, he had 18 disposals and had two shots on goal. He’s improving every week.”
Josh Caddy
18 disposals, six marks, two tackles & two clearances
“Played three quarters on a wing and a little bit of inside mid(field). He looked a class above at times, particularly with his ball use and hard contest. With 18 disposals in three quarters, he was one of our better players.”
Jacob Townsend
18 disposals, one goal, three tackles, six clearances & nine inside-50s
“Always tough, always hard to play on. Thirteen of his 18 disposals were contested and he kicked a nice goal. He had the most inside-50s for the team with nine, including seven clearances. Another solid performance from ‘Towner’.”
Ryan Garthwaite
16 disposals, six marks, nine spoils & five rebound-50s
“Hard to play on as always, with nine spoils, 16 disposals and five rebound-50s. He’s in good form, Ryan.”
Dan Butler
16 disposals, six tackles, two goals & five inside-50s
“Played mainly forward, kicked a couple of really classy goals and did a few tricky kicks off the ground. He had 16 disposals and two goals. He’s playing great footy, just waiting for (AFL) opportunity.”
Noah Balta
15 disposals, eight handball receives, six marks, four tackles & four rebound-50s
“Played back, learning to play the role that the team requires of him. He’s a work in progress but he’s got a lot of upside so we’ll continue to develop him and get him to be the best he can be.”
Callum Coleman-Jones
14 disposals, four marks, four tackles, 12 hit-outs, three clearances & one goal
“Played mainly forward early and looked really dangerous. When Toby (Nankervis) went off, he had to be the main guy up against two really experienced campaigners at this level, probably the best ruck duo in the competition, and he held his own. He kicked a really nice goal, he's in great form.”
Oleg Markov
14 disposals, four goals, four marks & two tackles
“Played as a forward for the third week in a row and kicked four goals, looking really dynamic and dangerous. He gets out the back and he can mark the ball and his pressure is also a feature. He’s someone that we’ve gained in the last three weeks playing a different role.”
Riley Collier-Dawkins
14 disposals, nine tackles, seven clearances, four marks & four inside-50s
“He was tough, with seven clearances, nine contested possessions of his 14 disposals. He was really strong at the ball, I’ve really liked his last few weeks. He’s developing and he’s going to be a nice player for us.”
Ben Miller
10 disposals, five marks & three rebound-50s
“Played back, he looks like he’s improving every week coming back from injury. He was forced to go forward late in the game and is becoming flexible in his role every week. We like his game.”
Toby Nankervis
Eight disposals, 13 hit-outs, one goal & three tackles
“Played the first half and had eight disposals, 13 hit-outs, three clearances and a goal. But it was his tackling that was a feature, particularly in the first quarter where he really set the scene for the team and kicked a goal on the siren, which we all loved to see.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-07-23/vfl-report-round-16
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I like Jayden Short but if he doesn’t find some form soon, the Egg man might steel his spot come finals time.
The Egg has more than shown he can play at the level and after tasting AFL footy, he seems to have lifted to another level.
A big few weeks ahead for Short.
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Sorry BT but couldn’t disagree more.
DE-S did okay against a disastrously poor GCS, and was shown up quite significantly v GWS.
At this stage Short is miles ahead of DE-S.
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Sorry BT but couldn’t disagree more.
DE-S did okay against a disastrously poor GCS, and was shown up quite significantly v GWS.
At this stage Short is miles ahead of DE-S.
Agree with this.
DE-S really struggled against GWS
Think Baker is the one they they looking as a back up to the Short role
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Sorry BT but couldn’t disagree more.
DE-S did okay against a disastrously poor GCS, and was shown up quite significantly v GWS.
At this stage Short is miles ahead of DE-S.
I thought he was ok against GWS.
I couldn’t see what all the negativity was about.
I even went back and watched the reply a couple of times to see if I missed anything, and to be honest I didn’t.
Egg is a beautiful user of the footy from what I have seen and puts his head of the pill.