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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on May 13, 2015, 02:42:55 AM
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VFL ROUND 5
Richmond (2-2, 3rd) vs Collingwood (2-2, 12th)
Sunday, 17th May @ ME Bank Centre, Punt Road Oval.
Time: 11:42 am
Telecast: LIVE on Ch 7 (Victoria)
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Must win game.
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Sitting in the top 3 on the VFL table at the moment our VFL team with a 2-2 recond ;D
2nd best % in the comp
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8 point game!
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Sitting in the top 3 on the VFL table at the moment our VFL team with a 2-2 recond ;D
2nd best % in the comp
Yes but the question is are the cubs developing?
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Sitting in the top 3 on the VFL table at the moment our VFL team with a 2-2 recond ;D
2nd best % in the comp
Yes but the question is are the cubs developing?
Depends on what side of the fence you are sitting on
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Line in the sand game
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Is it free to get into this game if you hold a ticket to the MCG game?
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Season defining game.
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Time: 11:42 am
Odd time.
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Time: 11:42 am
Odd time.
All for the TV coverage.
Is it free to get into this game if you hold a ticket to the MCG game?
RFC membership gets you in for free
Need to pay if you're not a member
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Our VFL squad this weekend:
B: Gale Astbury Kruse
HB: Barlow Wall Mcfarlane
C: Gordon Thomas Lennon
HF: Lloyd Contin Short
F: McDonough Wynne Arnot
R: Hampson, R.Conca, Cachia
Int: Williams, McBean, Dea, Vickery, McGough, Elton, Morris, Mellington, C.Ellis, Mugavin, Gleeson, Menadue, Scott*
http://www.sportingpulse.com/get_file.cgi?id=3589391
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That's actually a half decent team :lol
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Coming along quite nicely with Timmy Clarke in charge since he was put on notice. Worth a look at our talent factory :shh
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Quite a few names in that side that I hope to stay in that side for just about ever
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Quite a few names in that side that I hope to stay in that side for just about ever
Gordon, Thomas and Hampson?
Or are you Dimma and the answer is Donuts, Bean and Lennon?
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Quite a few names in that side that I hope to stay in that side for just about ever
Gordon, Thomas and Hampson?
Or are you Dimma and the answer is Donuts, Bean and Lennon?
LOL Yeh it's all about perspective isn't it
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Is this game being streamed?
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Pies 13 - tigers 15
We've had about 10 more inside 50s. Sound familiar?
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Is it on streaming radio?
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Pies goal. Man free inside 50 after we kicked to a flood in our forward line.
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Dont know but on channel 7 here in vic
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Ok ,cheers, thanks for the scores then.
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Is this game being streamed?
Afraid not WA Tiger, Channel 7 game, so they have the rights to vision and audio.
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Is this game being streamed?
Afraid not WA Tiger, Channel 7 game, so they have the rights to vision and audio.
Ah, thought so mate, thanks.
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Surprised the scores are this close. Vfl squad missing key position players in elton vickery and McBean. Loving arnnots aggression but his disposals just not that good. Perhaps he can be that pressuring small forward instead of Morris ? Seems to have a goal
Sense.
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Arnot kicked in goal in the firsts too, then he was dropped.
Whats the score please?
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Collingwood 67
Richmond 39
Almost half time
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Half-time
Richmond 2.3 6.3-39
Coll'wood 5.1 10.7-67
Goal scorers: McDonough (2), Lloyd (1), Gordon (1), Gleeson (1), Bathie (1)
McDonough leading the way with 15 touches, 2 goals and 6 hard ball gets.
Arnot also shining 12 touches and 5 clearances
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Is this game being streamed?
Afraid not WA Tiger, Channel 7 game, so they have the rights to vision and audio.
Is there any way you could find out off Channel 7 why when they have 4 or 5 channels they don't televise this into other states instead of the garbage they use to fill in the timeslots?
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Is this game being streamed?
Afraid not WA Tiger, Channel 7 game, so they have the rights to vision and audio.
Is there any way you could find out off Channel 7 why when they have 4 or 5 channels they don't televise this into other states instead of the garbage they use to fill in the timeslots?
:thumbsup
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Back to 14 pts.
Rich 8.5-53
Coll 10.7-67
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Lloyd gets another. Back to 8 pts.
Rich 59
Coll 67
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Short crumbs another. That's 4.2 to nothing this qtr. Back to 2 pts.
Rich 65
Coll 67
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Lennon puts us in front :gotigers.
Rich 71
Coll 68
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Who is 65?
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Who is 65?
Gleeson I think, another smoky we re keeping an eye on :shh
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Anyone have a link to our numbers lol
Don't mind Gleeson if that's who it is. Better than Chaplin. Also Short looks good
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Our VFL captain gave away a dumb off the ball 50 gifting the Pies a goal.
Hampson from 30m out then misses a chance to put us back in front.
Rich 72
Coll 74
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And that's the 3/4 time score.
Richmond 2.3 6.3 11.6-72
Coll'wood 5.1 10.7 11.8-74
Goals: McDonough (2), Lloyd (2), Gordon (2), Short (1), Lennon (1), Gleeson (1), Bathie (1), Williams (1).
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Anyone have a link to our numbers lol
Don't mind Gleeson if that's who it is. Better than Chaplin. Also Short looks good
short will be a good player I reckon
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Who is 65?
Gleeson I think, another smoky we re keeping an eye on :shh
Gleeaon played in the Ammos yesterday
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#65 is Ryan Gale.
Mcfarlane also played in local footy yesterday as well as Gleeson
Possies:
McDonough 22
Cachia 21
Thomas 19
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65 is a big tanned bloke playing full back. Looks good
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Thomas to McDonough who puts it to 20m directly in front where Hampson marks :o and kicks straight :o ;D :gotigers
Back in front.
Rich 78
Coll 74
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65 is a big tanned bloke playing full back. Looks good
Ryan Gale.
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It is gale sorry, that mcGough looks alright where's he from
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Nick Wyne from Amos is a rookie chance next year :shh
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Talk about one-sided umpiring ::).
Anyway, Scott marks and goals to put us back in front.
Rich 85
Coll 82
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Gale is 29yo so forget him, here's link for playing list
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/vfl/vfl-playing-list
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Thanks umps ::). That's 4 times in the past 5 mins where Collingwood got a free 15 secs after the same thing happened to a Richmond player that wasn't paid.
85 - 95
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You got somethin g against Airport West? :scream
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McDonough in the pocket. Ump calls him off the mark ::) but he gets the banana anyway. Goal :gotigers
Rich 91
Coll 95
24 mins Q4
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McDonough looks good up forward. Needs to play there in the afl if he gets a go
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McDonough marks it again. Diving contested mark 30m out. Misses.
Rich 92
Coll 95
25 mins Q4
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:shh
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We lost by 3 :P.
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Lost by under a kick.. McDonough missed a set shot straight in front bout 30 out..
Had about 20 possessions in the last few minutes and couldn't get a f50 entry.. Kept going down the wings..
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Final Score
Richmond 2.3 6.3 11.6 14.8-92
Coll'wood 5.1 10.7 11.8 14.11-95
Goals: McDonough (3), Lloyd (2), Gordon (2), Short (1), Lennon (1), Hampson (1), Gleeson (1), Bathie (1), Williams (1), Scott (1).
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Lost by under a kick.. McDonough missed a set shot straight in front bout 30 out..
Had about 20 possessions in the last few minutes and couldn't get a f50 entry.. Kept going down the wings..
Where was the runner telling them we had under 30 secs left and to just go long and quick even into the breeze? Mind you the commentators kept saying the quarter would go for 30 mins yet the siren went at the 28 minute mark.
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2015 Peter Jackson VFL
Richmond 2.3 6.3 11.6 14.8 (92)
Collingwood 5.1 10.7 11.8 14.11 (95)
GOALS:
Richmond Tigers: McDONOUGH 3 Lloyd 2 Gordon 2 Bathie Short Williams Scott Hampson Gleeson Lennon
BEST:
Richmond Tigers: Thomas McDONOUGH Cachia Dea Hampson Arnot
https://reg.sportingpulse.com/olr_v5/rpt_progressive.cgi?aID=4138&pg=1&a=MR
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Half-forward Matt McDonough was a standout performer with an equal game-high 29 possessions to go with three goals.
Rookie Matt Thomas was also among the major ball winners, collecting 27 disposals in the Tigers' three-point loss.
Omitted forward Nathan Gordon kicked two goals, including a nice snap from the pocket in the second term.
Forward Sam Lloyd also chimed in with two majors, while ruckman Shaun Hampson missed a couple of set shots but registered a goal late in the final term.
A Richmond spokesman told AFL.com.au Reece Conca got through unscathed after overcoming a hamstring concern. The midfielder played out four quarters between half-back and the midfield.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-05-17/around-the-state-leagues-your-clubs-players-in-the-weekends-second-tier
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Richmond VFL coach Tim Clarke's summary of the AFL-listed players:
Matt McDonough
30 disposals, seven clearances, three goals
Played his best game for the year, picking up 30 disposals and kicking three goals. Was very competitive inside the contest, but got plenty of ball outside as well, which is something we have been focusing on with him. Is pushing hard for another opportunity at senior level.
Matt Thomas
28 disposals, 16 tackles, seven clearances
Set the scene early with his aggression at the man and at the ball. His overall output for the match was fantastic – 28 touches, including seven clearances, along with 16 tackles. Really led by example. Was unlucky the previous week to miss three quarters of the game after being stepped on by an opponent. Is in extremely good form and should be pushing for senior selection in the next few weeks if he can gain promotion off the rookie list.
Matt Arnot
26 disposals, four tackles, four clearances
Had no problems finding the ball as per usual, but his kicking efficiency let him down at times. Also was a little messy with his hands. Apart from that, he played a capable VFL game, however we expect more from him, given he’s recently returned from playing at AFL level.
Reece Conca
21 disposals, six clearances, six contested possessions
Continued his comeback from injury, playing across half-back and through the midfield. Provided some dynamic run, which we know he is capable of, but we need him to be more consistent throughout the game. Played only 68 per cent game time, so we’re looking for him to increase that this week, whether it is at VFL or AFL level.
Sam Lloyd
20 disposals, two goals, five clearances
Produced a very consistent effort up forward. The best part about his game is his ability to win critical contests, and he showed that again on the weekend. Kicked two goals, but could have finished with four or five, if he had held on to some more marks inside 50. It was more difficult for him, with our forward structure lacking a couple of key targets, but he filled the void well.
Jayden Short
18 disposals, one goal
Showed further impressive signs, playing through the midfield and up forward. Was very lively in patches, but is another player who needs to consistently find the ball throughout the entire match. What he did, he did really well, and that’s something we’re really excited about with him. Every time he finds the ball, something happens. He ended up hitting the scoreboard two or three times and had nearly 20 possessions, so, overall, his output was very good.
Ben Lennon
17 disposals, one goal
Took a while to get involved in the contest, but had a much better second half. Showed his class, when delivering the ball by foot inside 50. Every time he touched the footy, it seemed to result in a shot at goal for us. We expect him to dominate this level of football. Hopefully this week, he can do the same thing, and start really pushing for senior selection.
Matt Dea
14 disposals, three contested marks
Didn’t get as much of the ball as he did the previous match, but was very good defensively. Consistently helped to set up our back six. Chop-out marks again were a feature of his game. He took three or four to thwart Collingwood attacking moves. Continues to push hard for senior selection.
Nathan Gordon
12 disposals, two goals
Another player who took a little while to get going in the game. He really started to come through in the third quarter, when we started to gather momentum. But he’s got to keep working on his critical-contest work, and get his tackle numbers up, to create the energy we want in our forward line. We need an overall better performance from him at VFL level.
Shaun Hampson
9 disposals, 56 hit-outs, one goal
Was very dominant in his ruck role. Provided our midfielders with first use of the ball all game. His ruckwork has been AFL standard now for the past three or four weeks, and he’s ready if called upon to play AFL football again. Still looking to get more involvement around the ground, but to hit the scoreboard twice, and have almost 10 possessions, along with his ruck dominance, was a very good performance from him.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2015-05-19/the-vfl-report-round-5