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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: WilliamPowell on May 26, 2005, 03:35:51 PM
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Richmond team for Round 10, 2005
richmondfc.com.au
1:12:46 PM Thu 26 May, 2005
The Richmond team for Round 10, 2005:-
B: Newman, Gaspar, Graham
H/B: Tivendale, Kellaway, Chaffey
C: Johnson, Coughlan, Deledio
H/F: Brown, Simmonds, Pettifer
F: Stafford, Richardson, Krakouer
R: Knobel, Tuck, Hyde
I/C: Bowden, Campbell, Schulz, Foley
http://richmondfc.com.au/default.asp?pg=insidetheclub&spg=aroundtheclubdisplay&articleid=205323
In: Stafford, Foley
Out: Tambling, Meyer
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Gotta say I am a bit disappointed that Meyer's been left out but it maybe in his best interests to get some game time at Coburg
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Gotta say I am a bit disappointed that Meyer's been left out but it maybe in his best interests to get some game time at Coburg
its a damn shame, he has been fantastic whenever he comes on, maybe they have a protocol they are following for his development . i hope the kid does not feel let dwn and hits coburg hard and guns it there!
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Are the emergencies listed anywhere? ;)
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Gotta say I am a bit disappointed that Meyer's been left out but it maybe in his best interests to get some game time at Coburg
its a damn shame, he has been fantastic whenever he comes on, maybe they have a protocol they are following for his development . i hope the kid does not feel let dwn and hits coburg hard and guns it there!
I think you might be right WP. Keep his match fitness up by giving him a full game at Coburg. Maybe they were also a bit afraid for his long-term development as he's so bloody courageous throwing his lightweight frame into the bottom of packs.
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Gotta say I am a bit disappointed that Meyer's been left out but it maybe in his best interests to get some game time at Coburg
its a damn shame, he has been fantastic whenever he comes on, maybe they have a protocol they are following for his development . i hope the kid does not feel let dwn and hits coburg hard and guns it there!
I think you might be right WP. Keep his match fitness up by giving him a full game at Coburg. Maybe they were also a bit afraid for his long-term development as he's so bloody courageous throwing his lightweight frame into the bottom of packs.
i have a theory
here it goes
bowden wont play!
meyer wil be an emergency and play instead of joel. have a gut feeling tw is playing funny buggers and will give meyer a challenge! i bet with his courage and guts and pace he will be asked to do a job on davey!!! this kid is a wanganeen in the making, dont worry about his weight, he is ready 4 it!
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Are the emergencies listed anywhere? ;)
No emergencies listed.
I agree X - if Bowden doesn't play (and he's having a test tomorrow morning ;)) then I reckon Meyer will come in
It is actually good in away. It is showing we are developing some depth :thumbsup
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You would reckon Jackson would on standby for Joel if he doesn't make it as they are similar body types and playing position ;).
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You would reckon Jackson would on standby for Joel if he doesn't make it as they are similar body types and playing position ;).
Um.... yeah
Haha ;D been on the sauce again MT :rollin
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You would reckon Jackson would on standby for Joel if he doesn't make it as they are similar body types and playing position ;).
Um.... yeah
Haha ;D been on the sauce again MT :rollin
LOL like I said don't believe silly rumours you read on forums ;) ;D.
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Picture: Colleen Petch - Herald-Sun.
Gods decide injuries, but coach picks debutants
The Age
May 27, 2005
Richmond coach Terry Wallace says the availability of key players Joel Bowden and Greg Stafford for tonight's AFL match of the round against Melbourne is in the lap of the gods. But 19-year-old midfielder Nathan Foley, who started this year on the rookie list, is certain to make his AFL debut.
Bowden (cheekbone) and Stafford, who has missed the past two matches with an ankle injury, both trained yesterday, with Stafford also having a pre-training fitness test.
Wallace said while he was confident the duo would play, both could be late withdrawals. "He (Bowden) is anything but over the line, but the rules of the game say if we want to give him any chance, we've got to select him," Wallace said. "At the moment, we're going to play him. If he's available, we'll play him. It really depends on how he pulls up, how he sleeps overnight, whether he's comfortable or not."
Stafford's case was similar, the coach said. "What he did today was enough for us to select him, but if he pulls up sore on it, obviously you won't play him. Again, it's in the lap of the gods."
Wallace was less coy about Foley, who was elevated to the senior list in the pre-season after David Rodan received a long-term knee injury. The coach said the lightweight midfielder had impressed with his tenacity as a ball-winner for Richmond's reserves side Coburg, and in overcoming several early career setbacks.
"He's a young kid who has lacked opportunity just because of his size and he missed out on getting into the system in the first place," Wallace said. "He's had a lot of troubles with knee injuries along the way, had several operations on his knees and he's been knocking down the door at Coburg. He wins the footy, so we thought why not give him the opportunity to play at senior level to see whether he can do the same?"
Melbourne has its own share of injury concerns, with skipper David Neitz (hamstring) training lightly this week, but expected to play, and Daniel Bell (thigh) also under a cloud.
But the Demons will have key-position player Brad Miller back from suspension, and Wallace expects Melbourne to be at its best.
"They were probably down for a couple of weeks there, but they were only down when they had blokes out of their side," he said.
"If you have a look at their form when they've had everyone up and running, they've been as good as any side in the competition."
- AAP
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2005/05/26/1116950816633.html
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Announced on 3aw. Thanks to Moi and source lol :thumbsup.
I think that means Meyer is back in the side.
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I think that means Meyer is back in the side.
Meyer's in. In fact he was never out according to Mr Source lol :thumbsup.
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Glad they're not risking him.
Bowden's right to go?
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Bowden's right to go?
I was told last night he might play. If not then Jackson will come in.
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Bowden's right to go?
I was told last night he might play. If not then Jackson will come in.
BF say the latest news update has Joel out as well.
Just on another thing, with Terry's permission Tony Shaw will be in the "inner sanctum" of the Tigers tonight giving before, after and quarterly reports to the 3aw commentary box.
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and the pissant from collingwood is telling the whole stuffing world everything. Plough should never do that again...never trust no one from 3aw
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and the peeant from collingwood is telling the whole effing world everything. Plough should never do that again...never trust no one from 3aw
Yep his telling everything ::). Even how Terry gets updates about ch 9 every 5 minutes.