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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on November 22, 2010, 10:52:21 PM
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Have a guess what jumper number each of the new draftees will get?
Available guernseys: 5, 7, 11, 13, 14, 24, 27, 30, 31, 36, 50
Just found out Helbs has been given the number 32.
Cheers GG.
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Brad Helbig will don the #32! not sure of the rest yet!
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Haha sorry mate, I shouldve read tue whole post! I thought the quote at the bottom was part of your sig!
Id like to see Conca in 14 but going with the trend of getting higher numbers I'll go with dustys vacated 36 for him!
Rex 37
McDonald 47 seeming nason will wear 22
Houli 24
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Reece for 7 :bow
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5,7,11,14,24 - vacant
Conca - 36
Houli - 13
x - 31
Helbig - 32
The Bachelor - 30
D-Mac - 47
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i will take 31 no worries anything for a guernsey :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
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i will take 31 no worries anything for a guernsey :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
:rollin
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I think torch is pretty close in that none of the draftees except Houli will get a jumper below 30
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i will take 31 no worries anything for a guernsey :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
X = The Chris Hyde or is that Adam Thomson of OER ;) ;D
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gotta keep up the tradition of giving the boys high numbers to start with but i'd definitely consider giving conca 14 if that's his preference (his idol paul kelly's old number and number he wore in juniors), if not 7 would be a good number for him.
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Houli looks like he has got #14.
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Grigg has 5 I believe
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Grigg has 5 I believe
Grigg has 6 mate! the club named it when the gave Dusty and Astbury their new jumper numbers!
Nason got 22 in the same article
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Houli looks like he has got #14.
I noticed that too. He's wearing #14 in NZ.
(http://www.richmondfc.com.au/Portals/0/3%2844%29.jpg)
With Helbig is getting #32 and the club sticking the newbies in order of how they were drafted then I'd guess...
30. Conca
31. Batchelor
32. Helbig
36. MacDonald
39. Derickx
14. Houli
27. Hislop :P
47. Miller (although as a senior player he could get 24)
50. Rookie
52. Rookie
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New cubs’ numbers
By Tony Greenberg
Mon 29 Nov, 2010
Richmond’s first pick in the 2010 National Draft, young gun West Australian midfielder, Reece Conca, will wear the No. 30 guernsey for the Tigers in his debut season of AFL football.
The 18-year-old from WAFL club Perth takes over the number from Richard Tambling, who was traded to the Adelaide Crows at the end of the season following a 108-game career at Tigerland.
Jake Batchelor, the Club’s second draft pick, will wear No. 31; Brad Helbig No. 32; Dean Macdonald No. 36 and Tom Derrickx No. 39.
Richmond had previously announced that in 2011, Dustin Martin would move from No. 36 to No.4; David Astbury from No. 39 to No. 12; Ben Nason from No. 47 to No. 22; and Shaun Grigg, secured in a trade week swap with Carlton, would wear No. 6
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/105760/default.aspx
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Brad Miller has been given Jordie's old number #13. Unlucky for some ;D.
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Brad Miller has been given Jordie's old number #13. Unlucky for some ;D.
No one does well in that jumper these. The last blokes to wear it off the top of my head are Blumfield, TBone and Jordy....
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Brad Miller has been given Jordie's old number #13. Unlucky for some ;D.
No one does well in that jumper these. The last blokes to wear it off the top of my head are Blumfield, TBone and Jordy....
Robbie Powell. :rollin
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Probably a good number to take considering in many supporters eyes there's nothing he can do that will be good enough for them
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:lol
Playing some decent footy will be good enough for everyone.
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:lol
Playing some decent footy will be good enough for everyone.
Not enough, some will be critical just for selecting him for a senior game in the first place
Others will be critical if he doesn't play a single senior match
The bloke can't win
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Fair point, Inf. He should be alright.. has some talent just needs to be consistent
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The bloke can't win
Have you seen his Mrs :gobdrop I think he has already won :lol :lol :lol
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Tigers finalise 2011 guernsey numbers
richmondfc.com.au
By Tony Greenberg
Thu 09 Dec, 2010
Richmond’s selection in this week’s pre-season draft, Bachar Houli, will wear the No.14 guernsey at Tigerland.
The skilful left-foot midfielder, taken at pick 3 overall in the pre-season draft, has traded the No. 43 he wore at Essendon for the Tigers’ No. 14.
Former Melbourne forward, Brad Miller, taken by Richmond as a mature-age rookie, will don the No. 13 guernsey, after wearing the No. 7 throughout his nine-season career with the Demons.
The Tigers’ first pick in the rookie draft, Ben Jakobi, will wear the No. 47 guernsey in his first year at Punt Road, while Tom Hislop, rookied by the Club, after being de-listed at the end of last season, returns to his No. 27.
The list of guernsey numbers at Tigerland for the 2011 season (one rookie spot yet to be filled) is:
1. Vacant
2. Will Thursfield
3. Brett Deledio
4. Dustin Martin
5. Vacant
6. Shaun Grigg
7. Vacant
8. Jack Riewoldt
9. Trent Cotchin
10. Shane Edwards
11. Vacant
12. David Astbury
13. Brad Miller
14. Bachar Houli
15. Mitch Farmer
16. Luke McGuane
17. Chris Newman
18. Alex Rance
19. Daniel Connors
20. Mitch Morton
21. Shane Tuck
22. Ben Nason
23. Daniel Jackson
24. Vacant
25. Angus Graham
26. Robin Nahas
27. Tom Hislop
28. Jake King
29. Tyrone Vickery
30. Reece Conca
31. Jake Batchelor
32. Brad Helbig
33. David Gourdis
34. Andrew Browne
35. Matthew White
36. Dean Macdonald
37. Jayden Post
38. Ben Griffiths
39. Tom Derickx
40. Kelvin Moore
41. Nathan Foley
42. Jamie O’Reilly
43. Matt Dea
44. Troy Taylor
45. Robbie Hicks
46. Jeromey Webberley
47. Ben Jakobi
48. Dylan Grimes
49. Pat Contin
50. Vacant
51. Nick Westhoff
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/106077/default.aspx
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With Miller getting #13 and Houli #14, I'm guessing that means only jumpers 1-12 are classed as being "low" numbers to hand over to young newbies when they earn a lower number?!
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With Miller getting #13 and Houli #14, I'm guessing that means only jumpers 1-12 are classed as being "low" numbers to hand over to young newbies when they earn a lower number?!
I wouldn't say either Miller or Houli were young players, both have played a fair bit of footy just not for us, I would have thought they have both earn't there stripes ;) ;)
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considering they are both mature age players specifically targeted I think that's a fair way to look at it t from t . The same applies to grigg.