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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on May 11, 2017, 02:44:39 AM
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VFL Round 5
Box Hill Hawks (2nd, 4-0) vs Richmond (6th, 2-2)
Sunday 14 May @ Box Hill City Oval.
Start time: 12:00 PM.
Broadcast:
Radio: WBC 94.1 FM (Melbourne Eastern suburbs and also surrounds depending on signal stength)
Internet: http://3wbc.org.au/streaming/
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Vickerys first match against his own club.
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Get Townsend to send him a message..
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Richmond's VFL squad this week:
B: 42. R. Garthwaite, 53. H. Beasley, 78. D. Coffield
HB: 36. C. Moore, 38. S. Morris, 51. S. Darley
C: 61. J. Fletcher, 21. J. Townsend, 28. T. Hunt
HF: 64. T. Silvestro, 44. T. Stengle, 29. S. Bolton
F: 58. J. Aarts, 41. M. Chol, 27. S. Lloyd
R: 20. I. Maric, 37. C. Menadue, 54. J. Ballard
Int: 47. I. Soldo, 67. B. Credlin, 55. R. Bathie, 26. A. Miles, 11. J. Batchelor, 43. T. Elton, 62. J. Cass, 72. Z. McCubbin, 10. S. Edwards, 32. C. Ellis, 7. B. Lennon, 52. A. Scott
23P: 77. M. O'Sullivan
In: I. Maric, A. Miles, B. Credlin, Z. McCubbin, J. Townsend, T. Elton, I. Soldo, C. Ellis, S. Edwards, J. Cass
Out: T. Kruse, B. Wood
Vickery wearing guernsey #77 and named at FF for Box Hill.
http://websites.sportstg.com/round_info.cgi?c=1-118-0-436949-0&pool=1&fixture=124787107&a=SELECT
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Can I ask as I don't pay that much attention to VFL
If miles Lennon and Lloyd are named emergencies in the senior team are they still going to play VFL or not?
Need to figure my VFL tip ?
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Can I ask as I don't pay that much attention to VFL
If miles Lennon and Lloyd are named emergencies in the senior team are they still going to play VFL or not?
Need to figure my VFL tip ?
Lennon wont as he is the carry over emergency
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Can I ask as I don't pay that much attention to VFL
If miles Lennon and Lloyd are named emergencies in the senior team are they still going to play VFL or not?
Need to figure my VFL tip ?
Lennon wont as he is the carry over emergency
Cheers taz! :thumbsup
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Lennon wont as he is the carry over emergency
I was wondering which one was being carried over seeing all the emergencies trained with the AFL side this morning
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Anyone at the game ?
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We lead by 2 pts at quarter time after pegging back Box Hill who got out to a two goal lead.
Richmond 4.4-28
Box Hill 4.2-26
GOALS: Menadue, Bolton, Lloyd, Miles.
- Yes Shai! A smooth pick up and electrifying burst of pace sees Bolton get our first.
- Yes! We get the perfect response via a classy Menadue snap.
- Shai finds Lloyd in an empty goal square and we're back on level terms!
DISPOSALS: Miles 11, Bolton 8, Menadue 7, Townsend 6, Fletcher 6, Ballard 6.
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Lennon not playing.
TEAM NEWS: Lennon, Aarts, Cass and McCubbin are the only exclusions from the extended squad.
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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Is Bolton ready for a call up? I haven't seen him play but he seems a consistent performer.
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Is Bolton ready for a call up? I haven't seen him play but he seems a consistent performer.
I haven't seen him play live but he has his fans for a senior call up going by previous match reports.
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Second half has begun with a flurry, both Townsend and Bolton have both narrowly missed.
Another narrow miss, this time it's Fletcher who drags his effort to the right.
YES! Lloyd nabs a second and we're up by 12 🙌
Rich 5.8-38
BH 4.2-26
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MABS! Chol finishes with class from the pocket! :gotigers
Rich 6.9-45
BH 4.2-26
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Bang and another to Bathie. We lead by 32 in time on Q2 :gotigers.
Rich 8.10-58
BH 4.2-26
24 mins Q2
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Ex-Tiger Andrew Moore gets one back for the Hawks.
58 - 33
27 mins Q2
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Grrrr! We allowed Box Hill to kick two late goals to stay in the game after we kept them scoreless for 25 mins.
Half-time
Richmond 4.4 8.10-58
Box Hill 4.2 6.4-40
GOALS: Lloyd 2, Bathie 2, Bolton, Menadue, Miles, Chol.
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DISPOSALS: Hunt 17, Miles 17, Fletcher 15, Ballard 14, Bolton 13, Darley 13.
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3rd qtr underway.
And Stengle gets us going straight away!
Rich 9.10-64
BH 6.4-40
2 mins Q3
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Massive from Moore! A thumping mark and confident conversion!
Rich 10.10-70
BH 6.5-41
7 mins Q3
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Momentum swings back to Box Hill. Last two goals to them.
Rich 10.10-70
BH 8.5-53
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Another to the Hawks. Ball to just 11 pts now :-\.
70 - 59
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Vickery gets a goal and then another to the Hawks via a 50m penalty to level it up :P.
Rich 10.12-72
BH 11.6-72
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Vickery gets another on the siren to put Box Hill in front at 3/4 time.
3/4 time
Richmond 4.4 8.10 10.14-74
Box Hill 4.2 6.4 12.6-78
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GOALS: Lloyd 2, Bathie 2, Bolton, Miles, Chol, Stengle, Menadue, Moore.
DISPOSALS: Ballard 26, Hunt 22, Miles 22, Fletcher 18, Darley 17, Silvestro 17.
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4th qtr underway.
Townsend sends one from 50 out, it narrowly misses.
75 - 78
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We're missing while they are taking their chances. First of the last to Box Hill. 6 more scoring shots but we're down by 9 now.
Rich 10.15-75
BH 13.6-84
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YES! Bathie answers back! Three points the difference! :gotigers
Rich 81
BH 84
6 mins Q4
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Last two goals to BH.
Rich 11.15-81
BH 15.6-96
12 mins Q4
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Hawks get another but we get one straight back.
Yes JB! Straight out of the middle for a goal. There's still time!
Rich 12.16-88
BH 16.6-102
21 mins Q4
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Ex-Tiger Andrew Moore seals it for Box Hill.
88 - 108
Another game our ressies have thrown away.
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We get a late one to Lloyd.
Rich 13.16-94
BH 17.7-109
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Lost by 22 after being 32 pts up late in the 2nd qtr.
Full time
Richmond 4.4 8.10 10.14 13.16-94
Box Hill 4.2 6.4 12.6 18.8-116
OALS: Bathie 3, Lloyd 3, Bolton, Miles, Chol, Stengle, Menadue, Moore, Ballard.
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DISPOSALS: Ballard 34, Miles 29, Hunt 27, Townsend 25, Darley 23, Fletcher 21.
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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Ballard again. :shh
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Anyone know how Moore, Stengle and Bolton went? Realistically they are the only 3 I'm looking forward to seeing this year out of our seconds.
The Townsends, Hunts, Morris' and Marics are done imo. Add Batch to that list and its slim pickings on our list really.
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We've got Broad and Graham about to come off the LTI
So they are options, especially Graham :thumbsup
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Peter Jackson VFL 2017
Box Hill Hawks 4.2 6.4 12.6 18.8 (116)
Richmond 4.4 8.10 10.14 13.16 (94)
GOALS:
Box Hill Hawks: Hanrahan 2 Lewis 2 Moore 2 Schoenmakers 2 Vickery 2 Lane Morrison Brolic Stewart Hams Willsmore Switkowski Sicily
Richmond: Bathie 3 Lloyd 3 Moore Ballard Miles Bolton Stengle Menadue Chol
BEST:
Box Hill Hawks: Moore Hams Kennedy Hanrahan Heatherley Cousins
Richmond: Ballard Coffield Hunt Menadue Townsend Bolton
https://membership.sportstg.com/results/rpt_progressive.cgi?aID=4138&pg=1&a=MR
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VFL Tigers fall short of ladder-leading Hawks
richmondfc.com.au
14 May 2017
Richmond 13.16.94 def by Box Hill 18.8.116
In spite of their best efforts, the VFL Tigers were beaten by Box Hill on Sunday, going down by 22 points at Box Hill City Oval.
The VFL Tigers gave the home side plenty of grief early in the fixture, and took a three-goal lead into the main break after a scintillating second quarter display.
However, the hosts proved to be too strong, and finished the game strongly to continue their undefeated start to the 2017 season.
Richmond VFL and Development Coach Craig McRae said his charges fought well against one of the competition’s best sides.
“I thought we played some really good footy, and put ourselves right in the contest against good opposition,” McRae said.
“For us it’s just about making sure we play 120 minutes of footy.”
The Hawks, keen to continue their impressive run in front of their home fans, opened the day’s scoring with two majors, before a slick Shai Bolton pick-up and finish launched the Tigers right back into the contest.
Connor Menadue, Sam Lloyd and Anthony Miles were doing their part in a closely fought contest, each slotting goals to earn a slender two-point lead at the first break.
Feeding off the fast finish to the opening term, the VFL Tigers came out all guns blazing in the second, and despite a few late Hawks goals, were good value for their 18-point lead at the main break.
Jacob Ballard gave the travelling Tiger fans a taste of what would be a huge day for him, racking up 14 disposals and four tackles to the half as he led the way with relentless pressure and tireless work around the stoppages.
Lloyd nabbed a second goal in what was proving to be yet another impressive individual performance, while a classy Mabior Chol banana had onlookers from both sides in awe.
Last week’s four goal hero Ryan Bathie continued his excellent form in front of the sticks, nailing two quick fire majors as he established a commanding presence in the forward fifty.
While the third term started ideally with a Stengle special from 40 metres out, the well-drilled Hawks showed why they are one of the competition’s premier sides, eventually reversing the deficit to lead by four points at the final change.
Former Tiger Ty Vickery booted two goals, in what was his first match-up against the Tigers since his departure in 2016.
The Tiger midfield engine continued to fight valiantly as the Hawks turned the tide in their favour, and Callum Moore reaped the benefits of their efforts in the middle, receiving a pinpoint pass 40 metres out and making no mistake with his set shot.
With difficult conditions playing their part on a wet surface, the Hawks managed to hold their lead to the final siren, while the VFL Tigers continued to show fight and endeavour.
Jacob Ballard burst out of the middle for a thumping goal in the dying moments, rounding off a stellar performance which also included 34 disposals, eight tackles, four clearances and five marks.
Lloyd and Bathie added one more each to their tallies as the travellers pushed to keep themselves in the game, however, it was not to be in a tightly contested Round 5 encounter.
The VFL Tigers will look to bounce back next week when they face Williamstown away from home, who won their Round 5 clash against North Ballarat by 91 points.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2017-05-14/vfl-tigers-fall-short-of-ladderleading-hawks
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Craig McRae's summary of the AFL-listed players from Sunday’s Round 5 VFL match against Box Hill.
AFL LISTED PLAYERS
Anthony Miles
26 disposals, seven clearances, five tackles, one goal.
Returned to VFL footy after playing AFL last week. Continued his good form at this level, finished with good disposal and tackle numbers, and his clearance work stood out as always. Kicked a nice goal for us as well.
Taylor Hunt
27 disposals, seven marks, three tackles, two clearances.
Played his best game for a number of weeks, particularly offensively. He was really important in the second quarter in setting us up, and got a number of rebound fifties.
Jacob Townsend
25 disposals, six marks, four clearances, one tackle.
Returned from injury, after missing one game with an eye injury. He had a nine disposals in the final quarter when the game was there to be won, and was pleasing to see him doing all the things we know he is capable of with his hard, contested football.
Connor Menadue
21 disposals, three marks, two clearances, one goal.
Continues to play to his strengths at VFL level. Took a quality contested mark and also had a nice finish with a snap goal in the first quarter. Clearly playing above the level at the moment.
Shai Bolton
19 disposals, two marks, two tackles, one goal.
Backed up his good form from last week. His disposal numbers are good for a small forward and his pressure is there for everyone to see. Had opportunities to add to his one goal with a few shots he would normally kick.
Sam Lloyd
16 disposals, six marks, two tackles, three goals.
Played as a forward. Kicked three goals and three behinds in the end, and looked like he could have had a big impact in the game. Continues to look above VFL level.
Ivan Soldo
14 disposals, 24 hitouts, three marks, one clearance.
Returned after making his AFL debut last week. Came in to the side as our primary ruckman, and while he had plenty of hit-outs, we didn’t win the clearances. Didn’t have much impact around the ground, which is something we’ll continue to work on with him.
Ryan Garthwaite
13 disposals, four marks, two tackles, two tackles.
It’s the second week in a row he’s been beaten in a few aerial contests. It’s a focus for him as a young defender, getting his body position right and neutralising those contests. He’s a work in progress, but we’re really comfortable with his development.
Steven Morris
13 disposals, five tackles, two marks.
Played hard and tough, and showed all the things you like to see in his game. He came forward to defend, showed some strong tackling efforts, and really kept the ball in our forward half.
Callum Moore
12 disposals, four marks, one tackle, one goal.
Played mainly in the back line, we’re looking for him to really work hard in that role, and present hard off half-forward. He’s another key position player that’s a work in progress, but is progressing well.
Tyson Stengle
11 disposals, three clearances, one tackle, one goal.
Finished the game with two behinds - two shots that he would have normally kicked. Started the game well and competed hard, his aerial contest is something that really stood out for a small forward.
Ivan Maric
Seven disposals, 17 hitouts, two clearances, one mark.
Returned from injury, and played second ruck to Ivan Soldo. He provided great support, and again proved to be a great leader at this level. Didn’t have a huge impact numbers-wise, but his experience really shone through in critical moments.
Mabior Chol
Five disposals, three marks, two tackles, one goal.
Had a game where he didn’t show as many strengths as we would have liked. We’re aiming to get more from him, and he’s working towards getting the best out of himself.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2017-05-16/the-vfl-report-round-5