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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: mightytiges on March 04, 2005, 09:33:48 PM
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Fremantle vs Richmond at Alice Springs, 7.30pm ACST
Qtr Time
RICHMOND - 0.2
FREMANTLE - 0.1
Don't think will get to 16 goals tonight :o
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Half Time
RICHMOND 1.2 - 8
FREMANTLE 2.3 - 15
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3/4 Time (from Freo fan site)
Tiges 5.8-38
Freo 4.4-28
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Thanks MT - I wasn't really worried about the scores in this. I was just very concerned about the weather conditions. Had a look earlier and it was down to 29 at 20:30. Not great but a bit better than expected. :thumbsup
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Scores to come - think people got a bit excited they forgot the score ;D
Tiges 0.2 1.2 5.8 7.9-51
Freo 0.1 2.3 4.4 7.7-49
Goals:
Tiges: Krakouer 2, Moore 2, Tuck, Pettifer, Chaffey
Freo: J.Longmuir, Dodd, Campbell, Bell, Duffield, M.Carr
Crowd: 8,500
According to the Freo site Wallace said before the game that 2/3 of our round 1 side played tonight.
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Great win to the tiges, and from all reports, the Friar was on fire :thumbsup
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Spot on RR. PMed that the youngsters stood up especially Tuck, Raines and Moore :thumbsup.
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Tigers edge Dockers in Alice
12:21:36 AM Sat 5 March, 2005
afl.com.au
Terry Wallace has celebrated his second win as coach at Richmond with a gutsy two point victory over Fremantle in their Wizard Regional Challenge Series match at Alice Springs on Friday night.
The coach with the task of transforming last year's wooden spooners has made a positive start to his reign at Punt road with a second successive win following the tight round one Wizard Cup loss to Collingwood.
Wallace would be impressed with his side's tenacity particularly in the dying stages as they staved off a fast-finishing Dockers team which threatened to steal the victory.
But the Tigers, who last week thrashed Essendon in Morwell, held strong to beat the Dockers 7.9 (51) to 7.7 (49).
Tigers youngsters Brent Hartigan and Andrew Raines were impressive in the midfield and two goals each for Andrew Krakouer and Kelvin Moore helped the Tigers kick ahead in the third quarter.
But two goals from Dockers forward Justin Longmuir helped Fremantle draw within a goal of victory late in the final quarter.
While Wallace would be happy with his team's performance, leading midfielder Nathan Brown will give him some concern having left the field midway through the third with a corked thigh.
Brown looked below his best missing a number of easy goal opportunities in a goalless first quarter.
Dockers forward Dion Woods too was guilty of wayward finishing but improved with a second half switch to the backline.
RICHMOND: 0.2, 1.2, 5.8, 7.9 (51)
FREMANTLE: 0.1, 2.3, 4.4, 7.7 (49)
Goals - Richmond: Krakouer 2, Moore 2, Pettifer, Chaffey, Tuck
Fremantle: Longmuir 2, Grover, M Carr, Campbell, Duffield
Best - Richmond: Krakouer, Moore, Tuck.
Fremantle: Longmuir, Sandilands, Bell, Crowley
Injuries - Richmond: Brown (thigh)
Fremantle: Nil
Reports: Nil
Umpires: H Kennedy, S Grun, M Avon, D Goldspink
Crowd: Approx 7500 at Traeger Park
http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=188625
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Midfielder Mark Coughlan, the Tigers' best-and-fairest in 2003, showed he was on target to play in Round 1 with an influential display. Coughlan, whose 2004 season was severely disrupted by groin problems, shook the tag of Steven Dodd early in the match and was instrumental in Richmond's victory.
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,12447493%255E19771,00.html
Hearing Cogs not only got through the Alice game but was back to near his 2003 form is unreal news :bow. Let's hope he's pulled up well after the game and without any probs.