One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on July 24, 2016, 11:11:29 PM
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Grimes (hammy) looks like one forced change.
Fire away ....
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Where the hell does one start?
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In Houli Marcom Lids
Out Grimes .Ellis .McBean
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Heading up, god help me :laugh:
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Definitely out Ellis and Grigg. Both woeful against Hawthorn.
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Heading up, god help me :laugh:
Legend. :bow
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Heading up, god help me :laugh:
Video some GWS player highlights and send it to "BJ" Hartley & "Betamax" Jackson, just make sure the vids are Betamax compatible. :rollin
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Definitely out Ellis and Grigg. Both woeful against Hawthorn.
Would be a dam good start
B1 and b2 are bloody shocking
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Out: indirect game plan.
In: direct and fast game plan. Stuff the result. Play or at least attempt to play attractive efficient footy.
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Outs: dimmer and his coaching team
Ins: new coaching team
Tipping this is the game that puts up the red alert signals for benny & co - we will get taken apart like we havent been for a long time
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Lids out for year
Lennon as well
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If Houli comes straight in that would be a travesty. At least another 2 in the magoos and when he comes back play him forward or wing.
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Lids out for year
Lennon as well
Lennon might have played his last game as a Tiger if what I heard is true.
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Could well be so for both of them from what I've heard.....
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The Barometer - Round 19
Herald-Sun
25 July 2016
RICHMOND
ON THE BLOCK: Liam McBean struggled up forward and had no impact but the Tigers need to know whether he can play at the level. Sam Lloyd struggled, managing just eight disposals and didn’t score, while Jason Castagna found the going tough. Ben Griffiths had a horror day, running at just 27 per cent efficiency from his 11 disposals and had a nightmare moment into defence when he handballed straight to Jack Gunston in the goal square.
ON THE CUSP: The Tigers will be hoping Brett Deledio can overcome his tight calf to play against the Giants in Sydney, while Bachar Houli made a successful comeback from a wrist injury with 24 disposals in the VFL. Ty Vickery had 12 disposals and kicked two goals, while rookie Adam Marcon could come into sonsideration after another impressive performance, finishing with 21 disposals.
KATE SALEMME’S FORECAST: Coach Damien Hardwick blasted his team post-match for its “shameful” last quarter against the Hawks where it conceded nine goals as the margin blew out. The Tigers wasted opportunities in front of goal, which would have only frustrated Hardwick further. The task doesn’t get any easier this week, having to fly to Sydney to play GWS before returning to play Collingwood at the ‘G. Can the Tigers to regain some confidence and salvage something from the season with games against the Cats, Saints and Swans looming? Ouch.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/footy-form/afl-injury-list-whos-hot-and-whos-hurt-after-a-dramatic-round-18-in-the-afl/news-story/0d4c3077f52c8ea08e1b955c3f74fd54
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Lloyd on the chopping block after one bad match?
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The Barometer - Round 19
Herald-Sun
25 July 2016
RICHMOND
ON THE BLOCK: Liam McBean struggled up forward and had no impact but the Tigers need to know whether he can play at the level. Sam Lloyd struggled, managing just eight disposals and didn’t score, while Jason Castagna found the going tough. Ben Griffiths had a horror day, running at just 27 per cent efficiency from his 11 disposals and had a nightmare moment into defence when he handballed straight to Jack Gunston in the goal square.
ON THE CUSP: The Tigers will be hoping Brett Deledio can overcome his tight calf to play against the Giants in Sydney, while Bachar Houli made a successful comeback from a wrist injury with 24 disposals in the VFL. Ty Vickery had 12 disposals and kicked two goals, while rookie Adam Marcon could come into sonsideration after another impressive performance, finishing with 21 disposals.
KATE SALEMME’S FORECAST: Coach Damien Hardwick blasted his team post-match for its “shameful” last quarter against the Hawks where it conceded nine goals as the margin blew out. The Tigers wasted opportunities in front of goal, which would have only frustrated Hardwick further. The task doesn’t get any easier this week, having to fly to Sydney to play GWS before returning to play Collingwood at the ‘G. Can the Tigers to regain some confidence and salvage something from the season with games against the Cats, Saints and Swans looming? Ouch.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/footy-form/afl-injury-list-whos-hot-and-whos-hurt-after-a-dramatic-round-18-in-the-afl/news-story/0d4c3077f52c8ea08e1b955c3f74fd54
Don't see how he can pick Lloyd out, at least he didn't gift goals away, I thought Astbury was woeful as well, made Cool Hand Luke McGuane look like a superstar, the whole team was gone after half way through the last 1/4.
Can we keep McBean in and give Chol a run?
they will probably put Vickery back in just to really upset all RFC supporters
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In the mix: round 19
Nathan Schmook
AFL.com.au
26 July 2016
RICHMOND
Changes shouldn't be ruled out after what Damien Hardwick labelled a "shameful" fourth quarter against Hawthorn.
The coach has the freedom to play as many youngsters as he likes and he may turn to the VFL again this week, where recycled midfielder Andrew Moore racked up 28 possessions and two goals.
Mature-age rookie Adam Marcon is yet to be given a chance at senior level and should be tested before the end of the season.
Defender Bachar Houli (24 possessions) played 75 per cent game time in the VFL after 11 weeks sidelined with a wrist injury, but he looks ready to return and would give the Tigers the creativity off half-back they were missing against the Hawks.
Jacob Townsend had 28 possessions in the VFL, but the Tigers have been reluctant to bring him back into the 22, playing him once in three months.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-07-26/in-the-mix
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No changes.
Back against the wall and see what they are made of!
See who wants to be there.
Problem is playing under Hardwick's Shameful Game Plan makes it hard to see who can play.
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:lol
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Lids out for year
Lennon as well
Lennon might have played his last game as a Tiger if what I heard is true.
Could well be so for both of them from what I've heard.....
Common fellas, spill
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Deledio more than open to a trade to a contender, despite what he says publicly...club giving it serious consideration, Lennon just wants out and the events of last weekend were pretty much the final straw...Carlton, St.Kilda & Melbourne have all expressed interest...
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No changes.
Back against the wall and see what they are made of!
See who wants to be there.
Pretty sure we got the answers to those propositions last week!
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Deledio more than open to a trade to a contender, despite what he says publicly...club giving it serious consideration, Lennon just wants out and the events of last weekend were pretty much the final straw...Carlton, St.Kilda & Melbourne have all expressed interest...
As much as Lennon may want out, I've heard it's more than mutual.
Good for both parties.
What is he worth? Something in the late 20's?
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Deledio more than open to a trade to a contender, despite what he says publicly...club giving it serious consideration, Lennon just wants out and the events of last weekend were pretty much the final straw...Carlton, St.Kilda & Melbourne have all expressed interest...
Didn't know about the Deledio one... interesting and don't blame him. Lennon doesn't surprise me. Was seriously close to leaving during his last contract negotiation and shocked most people who knew him when he did decide to sign. What was the events last weekend?
As much as Lennon may want out, I've heard it's more than mutual.
Good for both parties.
What is he worth? Something in the late 20's?
Clubs seriously stupid for not at least giving him a good run. Has some very useful skills. If they at least played him I reckon he'd get us something better than 20 but alas we never played him so will be lucky to get anything good
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The feeling is more than mutual....Halfstep & him just don't see eye to eye to put it mildly....believes he should've been playing on the MCG on Sunday instead of doing his ankle on the sub par Punt Road surface....be suprised if he got anything less than a second rounder....wasn't regarded as a steal at pick 12 for nothing....clubs are aware of his talent.......we can too but Halfstep rates other things more highly...
Lennon is more likely to be traded than Deledio but there's still a real chance both won't be Richmond players next year.
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Deledio more than open to a trade to a contender, despite what he says publicly...club giving it serious consideration, Lennon just wants out and the events of last weekend were pretty much the final straw...Carlton, St.Kilda & Melbourne have all expressed interest...
As much as Lennon may want out, I've heard it's more than mutual.
Good for both parties.
What is he worth? Something in the late 20's?
How is that good for us? Problem is dimwit and only him
Get rid of the prick so we can salvage from these kids.
Why would Martin stay at this rate? Getting belittled by your coach in the presser, when every other week nothing is said about his arse licking favourites in grigg hunt and even lids
FO
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Problem is dimwit and only him
Get rid of the prick so we can salvage from these kids.
FO
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True, but if he wants out especially if he was close last year, then its probably best for a fresh startfor both parties, still think we'll get something decent for him, has shown enough in cameos that he has a useful skillset. His old man is a mad blues supporter...
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What is going on with this club, sounds like disharmony is rife and the club is just falling to pieces. Really need a major shake up at end of season to ensure that 2017 isn't used as merely a half season test for Hardwick and co. because that's essentially wasting a complete season. Then if major change occurs in 2018 you can almost write that season off so really we are looking at 2019 before we are even slightly competitive again, not looking good from the outside, hopefully things inside the club are not as bad as a number of posts seem to suggest.
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You know what would be really funny and just a prime example of where this club is at
Let's give Lennon to the blues for a pick around what we gave them for Hampspud only for hackson to stuff it up as the dud usually does
That would be really sweet aye.
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You know what would be really funny and just a prime example of where this club is at
Let's give Lennon to the blues for a pick around what we gave them for Hampspud only for hackson to stuff it up as the dud usually does
That would be really sweet aye.
Maybe for you
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According to media reports on Dimma's presser:
- Houli will be back this week.
- Vickery in the mix.
- Not going to take risks with Grimes. It's back related. Took him off as a precaution. See how he pulls up.
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According to media reports on Dimma's presser:
- Houli will be back this week.
- Vickery in the mix.
- Not going to take risks with Grimes. It's back related. Took him off as a precaution. See how he pulls up.
Castagna/Short and McBean out
Houli and Vickery in
:clapping
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RICHMOND will again be without star Brett Deledio but will likely welcome back Bachar Houli for Saturday’s clash against GWS.
Coach Damien Hardwick denied the Tigers will put Deledio on ice for the remainder of the season after suffering a calf injury two weeks ago, the latest setback in another injury interrupted year.
Hardwick says while Deledio won’t play this week he’s not ruled out of a return against Collingwood in Round 20.
“‘Lids’ is very competitive, he wants to get back out there with his mates,” Hardwick said on Thursday.
“It’s a long off-season, so as soon as he gets back he will. When that is, we’re not too sure.
“We’ll give it (his calf) until Saturday to recover, so whether it’s next week once again, we’ll just wait and see how that goes.”
The Tigers coach confirmed Houli has put his hand up for senior selection after making a successful return from a wrist injury in the VFL last weekend.
“He put his hand up today. He’ll probably come back into the side,” he said.
“He’s a great player, it’s been a long seven weeks without him.”
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/footy-form/afl-teams-full-round-19-squads-and-best-supercoach-advice/news-story/96a3831c48e044138cbb2545443f30b5