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VFL Round 10
RICHMOND (7-1, 1st) vs Geelong (4-4, 9th)
Saturday, 8th June @ the Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval.
Start time: 11:00am
http://websites.sportstg.com/round_info.cgi?a=MATCH&fixture=125262417&c=1-118-0-518179-0&pool=1
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Sat 8th PRO @ 11am
B: 78. D. Coffield, 53. H. Beasley, 31. O. Markov
HB: 43. D. Eggmolesse-Smith, 35. N. Broad, 37. C. Menadue
C: 64. T. Silvestro, 26. R. Collier-Dawkins, 28. F. Turner
HF: 39. J. Aarts, 40. C. Coleman-Jones, 56. B. Grewar
F: 29. S. Bolton, 79. W. Coates, 60. C. Thompson
R: 41. M. Chol, 54. J. Ballard, 16. M. Weller
Int: 67. B. Credlin, 65. J. Cusack, 61. J. Fletcher, 52. S. Mannagh, 62. L. Nelson, 68. C. Riley , 55. L. Street
23P: 58. C. Harris
In: C. Thompson, N. Broad, C. Riley , J. Cusack, O. Markov, L. Street, J. Aarts, S. Bolton
Out: P. Naish, B. Miller, J. Townsend, D. Rioli, J. Graham
https://vfl.com.au/vfl-round-10-teams-2019/
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Tiger fans can enjoy a day of footy at the Swinburne Centre on Saturday, when the Richmond VFL and VFLW sides face Geelong in a double header.
The undefeated VFLW Tigers, who currently sit at 3-0, will look to continue their winning streak when they come up against the Cats at 2.30pm.
A live steam of both games will be broadcast by Richmond Media from 11am.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-06-07/vfl-and-vflw-tigers-set-for-double-header
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We're away.
Geelong have scored a couple of points.
0 - 2
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No streaming of the game today according to the RFC website.
Unfortunately due to technical difficulties the planned live stream of both games is unable to go ahead, however the Richmond VFL and Richmond Women's Twitter and Instagram accounts will provide live updates from the Swinburne Centre.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-06-07/vfl-and-vflw-tigers-set-for-double-header
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We've kicked a point. Spoiled on the line by the Cats defenders.
Geelong run it up the other end for a goal.
1 - 8
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GFC twitter: Nelson takes a strong mark and converts for the Tigers.
RFC twitter: Luke Nelson with sticky mits and a sure boot, slots our first of the morning :gotigers.
Rich 1.1-7
Geel 1.2-8
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Miller not out there apparently. Not sure if there's an injury or [gulps] he's being 'saved' for the seniors to free up Balta. We are desperate for the players if it's the latter.
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Low scoring game so far.
7 - 10
25 min Q1
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Mannagh goal :gotigers
RFC: Shai Bolton hacks the ball forward from a stoppage and it lands in the lap of Shaun Mannagh, who is marched to the goal square and he kicks his first.
Rich 2.1-13
Geel 1.4-10
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Quarter time
Richmond 2.2-14
Geelong 1.4-10
Goals: Mannagh, Nelson.
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QT: A rugged opening term with both sides cracking in at the contest.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D8gKfFBV4AAwX4q.jpg)
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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First quarter stats:
Bolton 7 disposals 1 mark 2 tackles
Weller 7 disposals 1 mark 1 tackle
Chol 6 disposals 1 mark 2 tackles 4 hitouts
Eggy 6 disposals 2 marks 2 tackles
Turner 6 disposals
Broad 5 disposals 1 mark 1 tackle
Markov 5 disposals
RCD 3 disposals (2 kicks 1 handball) 2 marks
Menadue 3 disposals (2 kicks 1 handball) 2 marks 1 tackle
Aarts 2 disposals (2 kicks) 1 tackle
https://twitter.com/FearTheRoar19/status/1137172833816043521
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2nd qtr underway.
Fraser Turner, easy as you like! The silky-skilled wingman watches his set-shot from the David Mandie pocket sail through :gotigers.
Rich 3.2-20
Geel 1.4-10
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Aarts hits the woodwork from 45m out.
21 - 10
11 min Q2
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There's a Geelong radio call here: streamer.radio.co/s9867af916/listen.m3u (http://streamer.radio.co/s9867af916/listen.m3u)
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(https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/attachments/ee984ea8-fa4f-438b-8b75-8fc4758dfaf8-png.688650/)
Source: VFL app.
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Point to us.
22 - 10
16 min Q2
Ground very wet according to the radio call.
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Goal to Geelong.
22 - 16
18 min Q2
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Ballard free. Numbers over the back but he took too long and then short passes it and turns it over. Ump then pays Geelong 50m. Point to the Cats.
22 - 17
22 min Q2
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Chol out of the ruck and kicks it forward. Geelong clear and run it up for a point.
22 - 18
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Grewar on the wing tries to guide it to Aarts but it's spoiled out of bounds. Bolton gathers and on his left swings it on line but it's rushed onto the post.
23 - 18
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Menadue to Bolton who doesn't blaze away and hits up Street 45 out. Misses.
24 - 18
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Broad "instrumental off half-back" marks on centre wing. Goes long but Geelong marks. We spoil. Turner gives it off but his teammate sprays it. Throw-in. Free to Aarts off the ball. Only 20m out but misses as well :P.
25 - 18
28 min Q2
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Grewar long but Street spills it. Turner good spoil forces the throw-in. Siren.
Half-time
Richmond 2.2 3.7-25
Geelong 1.4 2.6-18
Goals: Turner, Mannagh, Nelson.
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Radio call:
Weller 14
Broad 11
Turner 11
Bolton 10
Eggy 9
Praised Broad & Bolton as our key players so far.
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HT: Another strong defensive quarter, with both sides slightly inaccurate in front of goal.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D8gTBDhU0AA20o_.jpg)
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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Stats to half-time from the VFL app:
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(https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/attachments/f3c30bc2-dfb7-41cb-9c34-ec4a872f79a6-png.688666/)
Source: BF (https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/richmond-v-geelong-at-swinburne-centre-11am-8-6-no-stream.1220448/post-61266374)
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Point to the Cats have had all the play so far this 3rd qtr.
25 - 19
5 min Q3
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Good mark by Aarts. Gets to Fletcher who turns it over. Cats turn it back to us and we find Grewar 45 out on a tight angle. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 4.7-31
Geel 2.7-19
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Chol being praised by the commentators.
Bad Geelong turnover. Nelson waltzes in for a goal :gotigers.
Rich 5.7-37
Geel 2.7-19
9 min Q3
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Goal to Geelong.
37 - 25
13 min Q3
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Bolton good spread from the centrebounce stoppage and goes inside 50. Free paid to Nelson in the pocket. Across the face and it's a ball-up. Geelong clear.
Markov earns the free for too high. Gets to Nelson who nails it on the run :gotigers.
Rich 6.7-43
Geel 3.7-25
18 min Q3
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Point to the Cats.
43 - 26
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Goal to Geelong.
43 - 32
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Geelong straight out of the centre. Chol slips in defence and the Cats 2nd ruck marks. Fortunately he misses badly.
43 - 33
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Good mark by Coffield in defence. Goes long kick but Geelong mark and then go inside F50 to score a goal.
43 - 38
25 min Q3
Sounds like the breeze has picked up which Geelong have this qtr.
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Weller wide out of the centre towards Silvestro. Throw-in 35 out. Free to Geelong who clear.
Chol gets it back. Our long kick inside 50 is cut off.
Wobbly kick inside 50 by us. Throw-in. Cats clear.
Bolton to Turner. Aarts bumped. Eggy now to Markov who dodges around two but then runs too far. Siren.
3/4 time
Richmond 2.2 3.7 6.7-43
Geelong 1.4 2.6 5.8-38
Goals: Nelson 3, Turner, Mannagh, Grewar.
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3QT: What a quarter from Luke Nelson, the goal sneak slotted two majors and had a direct hand in another.
It's been tough and tight all game, we're in for a pulsating final term.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D8gehHuV4AAfUXT.jpg)
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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Weller 20 disposals, 5 tackles.
Bolton praised too by the commentators.
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Stats to 3/4 time:
Weller 20 disposals (12 kicks 8 handballs) 3 marks 5 tackles 0.1
Turner 19 disposals (11 kicks 8 handballs) 2 marks 1.0
Broad 16 disposals (11 kicks 5 handballs) 3 marks 2 tackles
Bolton 15 disposals (9 kicks 6 handballs) 3 marks 9 tackles
Eggy 12 disposals (9 kicks 2 handballs) 8 marks 2 tackles
Menadue 11 disposals (7 kicks 4 handballs) 5 marks 2 tackles
Chol 10 disposals (7 kicks 3 handballs) 12 mark 3 tackles 19 hitouts
Aarts 7 disposals (7 kicks) 1 mark 3 tackles
Markov 7 disposals (7 kicks) 3 marks 3 tackles
RCD 6 disposals (5 kicks 1 handball) 3 marks 2 tackles
Source: BF (https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/richmond-v-geelong-at-swinburne-centre-11am-8-6-no-stream.1220448/post-61266888)
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We're kicking with a slight breeze in the last.
Final quarter underway.
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Bolton good kick lowering his eyes to Markov 55 out. Goes inside 50 and it's a throw-in deep. Bolton reads the ball, around the body and dribbles it through = goal! :gotigers
Rich 7.7-49
Geel 5.8-38
2 min Q4
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Chol tackles Selwood well on the wing and gets 50. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 8.7-55
Geel 5.8-38
5 min Q4
Commentators saying Chol is close to BOG rucking alone all day.
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It's paid a down field free to us. Nelson = goal! :gotigers
Rich 9.7-61
Geel 5.8-38
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Turner towards Grewar. Geelong gets hands first to it but Grewar intercepts it and goes long and goalsssssss :gotigers.
Rich 10.7-67
Geel 5.8-38
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Goal to Geelong.
67 - 44
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Geelong misses from 17m out lol.
67 - 45
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Coffield to Bolton on the wing. Goes short to Ballard. Then to Silvestro 70 out. Inside 50 and Chol all by himself marks 35m out on an acute angle. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 11.7-73
Geel 6.9-45
Best for us according to the radio commentators: Chol, Bolton, Broad, Nelson and Weller.
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Markov running and bouncing through the middle and finds Thompson. Inside 50. Scramble. Geelong clear.
Good run down tackle. We go inside 50. Cusack misses.
Geelong go coast to coast and goal.
74 - 51
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RCD on the wing hands over the top to Ballard. Goes forward. Geelong read it better and clear.
Bolton to Menadue to Beasley. Into the middle. Markov inside 50. Dropped mark. Geelong clear.
Cats go down the other end for a goal.
74 - 57
23 min Q4
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That's another Geelong goal :scream.
74 - 63
26 min Q4
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Chol tap down to Bolton but he is tackled. Cats get the centre clearance. Throw-in in their F50.
RCD clears it out of defence. We're out. Gets to Nelson who runs and bounces and kicks the sealer :gotigers.
Rich 12.8-80
Geel 9.9-63
28 min Q4
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Weller off holding his face.
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Bolton inside 50 and Aarts marks well 45 out. Siren. Goalllll! :gotigers
Won by 23 pts :clapping :gotigers.
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Final Score
Richmond 2.2 3.7 6.7 13.8-86
Geelong 1.4 2.6 5.8 9.9-63
Goals: Nelson 5, Chol 2, Grewar 2, Turner, Bolton, Aarts, Mannagh.
:gotigers
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Our best according to the radio commentators:
Chol - controlled the game. Rucked all day against 3 Cats - Zac Smith, Fort & Abbott. Should be close to a senior recall based on today.
Bolton was brilliant.
Broad - very good across the backline supported by Eggy who was serviceable.
Best of our VFL-listed players: Nelson with 5 goals, Beasley and Ballard.
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Commentators said Weller is up and about after the game. Zac Smith apparently asked Weller if he is ok and Weller pointed to his jaw. So we'll find out eventually if Weller is alright.
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FT: What a way to get back on the winners' list! Jake Aarts goals after the siren to seal a gritty 23-point win. Nelson is a five-goal hero in his second game!
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D8gnuzjUIAE4wDC.jpg)
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
Boys sing the team song: https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL/status/1137204314483486720
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Stats:
Turner 26 disposals (16 kicks 10 handballs) 4 marks 1.0
Bolton 25 disposals (16 kicks 9 handballs) 4 marks 11 tackles 1.0
Weller 22 disposals (14 kicks 8 handballs) 3 marks 7 tackles 0.1
Broad 19 disposals (14 kicks 5 handballs) 4 marks 2 tackles
Eggy 16 disposals (11 kicks 5 handballs) 9 marks 3 tackles
Chol 15 disposals (11 kicks 4 handballs) 3 marks 6 tackles 22 hitouts 2.0
Menadue 15 disposals (8 kicks 7 handballs) 6 marks 3 tackles
Aarts 13 disposals (10 kicks 3 handballs) 4 marks 3 tackles 1.2
Markov 13 disposals (12 kicks 1 handball) 6 marks 3 tackles
RCD 8 disposals (5 kicks 3 handballs) 3 marks 2 tackles
Source: BF (https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/richmond-v-geelong-at-swinburne-centre-11am-8-6-no-stream.1220448/post-61267615)
No CCJ and Miller today.
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2019 Hard Yakka / Totally Workwear VFL
Richmond 2.2 3.7 6.7 13.8 (86)
Geelong 1.4 2.6 5.8 9.9 (63)
GOALS:
Richmond: Nelson 5 Grewar 2 Chol 2 Bolton Turner Aarts Mannagh
Geelong: Kreuger 3 Parsons 2 Buzza 2 Fort Constable
BEST:
Richmond: Chol Broad Coffield Weller Nelson Bolton
Geelong: Kreuger McLachlan Buzza Bews Parsons Selwood
https://membership.sportstg.com/results/rpt_progressive.cgi?aID=4138&pg=1&a=MR
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VFL Tigers respond in style
Brenton Mann
AFL media
Jun 8, 2019 3:16PM
Richmond VFL is back on the winners’ list after a gritty 23-point win over Geelong at the Swinburne Centre on Saturday.
Both sides fought out a dour arm-wrestle for three quarters of the game, before a flood of goals collectively in the final term, 11 in fact, the Tigers saluting, 13.8 (86) to 9.9 (63).
Second gamer, Luke Nelson was deadly in-front of goal, finishing with a game and career-high five majors, including the sealer, his performance oozing with poise and composure.
Both sides were hellacious at the contest, neither yielding until the final siren.
Mabior Chol was set the task of combating Geelong’s quartet of ruckmen.
He continually leapt high over Zac Smith, Darcy Fort, Wylie Buzza and Ryan Abbott and was cat-like at the fall of the ball, as well as damaging up forward in the frenetic final term.
The athletic Tiger’s evolution as a leader shone bright, slotting two crucial goals. He was a vital cog as Richmond motored to a memorable win.
Shai Bolton showcased his mix of elegance and grunt, recording a game-high 12 tackles.
He was captivating with ball in hand and delivered the ball with poise and penetration.
He dribbled through the Tigers’ opening major of the final term, as the electric midfielder burst from a forward-50 stoppage, setting the hosts on a match-winning four-goal run.
Goals to Chol, Nelson and Blake Grewar followed, as Richmond raced to a 29-point lead, eight minutes into the last quarter.
Richmond had the game on its terms, but Geelong flicked the switch and its glutton of big men loomed ominous.
The Cats were able to find Buzza, who sparked the visitors with a goal from beyond the arc.
Composure would be key in the Tigers’ quest for victory, and workhorse, Tom Silvestro, held his nerve to find Chol free inside-50 shortly after Buzza’s team-lifting goal.
Chol propelled himself at the ball, marking unguarded 35-metres out on a 45-degree angle. The ruckmen’s moment had arrived.
He cooled the nerves, sent the ball on its way and celebrated as soon as the ball left his boot.
Geelong was not done.
The Cats slammed through three goals in the blink of an eye, slicing the margin to 11 points with enough time to snatch victory from the clutches of Richmond.
The ball pinged from contest to contest, and as the tension swelled around him, Nelson rode the crest of the wave, kicked his fifth major, sealing the momentous win.
Jake Aarts extended the margin with a goal after the siren, as the Tiger Army rejoiced.
While the Tigers clung to a slender five-point lead at three-quarter time, with a collective 11 goals kicked for the previous three quarters, Richmond’s seven goal final term was enough to hold the Cats at bay.
VFL senior coach Craig McRae’s pre-game address centred around embracing and celebrating the connection that the group holds dear.
Jacob Ballard, Danie Coffield, Silvestro and Hugh Beasley were the glue binding Richmond’s VFL team, helping drive connection.
The Tigers kicked the dew off Punt Road Oval and welcomed Geelong VFL after the Cats’ early morning trek up the highway.
The Cats sprang into action from the opening bounce, putting the likes of the returning Nathan Broad, Derek Eggmolesse-Smith and Coffield under the pump.
Broad, who found himself back at VFL level for the first time since Round 1, 2018, had an impact from the get-go.
He gelled instantly with VFL defenders Beasley and Coffield, as the trio asserted their aerial influence on Geelong’s bevy of big men.
The premiership defender gathered 19 disposals and a team-high six spoils. He ran his heart from siren-to-siren, showing a blend of defensive prowess and attacking flair.
Another defender who seemed to relish setting his alarm on a Saturday morning was Eggmolesse-Smith.
The dashing half-back was at his best, energetic and urgent in defence, while piercing and precise with his disposal by foot.
Geelong secured the opening major of the game after James Parson nailed his set-shot from beyond the arc at the Brunton Avenue end.
The ball was parked in the Tigers’ defensive half for most of the early going, before budding defender, Chad Harris stormed off half-back to find second gamer, Nelson on the lead.
Nelson’s guided through his set-shot for Richmond’s opening major.
The home side was able to get the game back on its terms for the remainder of the quarter, trapping the ball in its front half and gaining repeat entries inside 50.
Shai Bolton warmed into the game, and when his hack kick found its way into the clutches of Shaun Mannagh, the Tigers had their second goal, and a three-point lead.
Inaccuracy plagued both sides in the second term, before a second-game Tiger set Punt Road Oval alight post half-time.
Nelson rose to prominence in the third term, thwarting Geelong’s attacking chains on multiple occasions, leading to two majors of his own and a direct assist in the opening goal of the second half.
The crafty forward stalked the Cats’ defenders before springing to action and clutching the forward-half turnover, kicking the ball to the advantage of Grewar inside 50.
Grewar nailed the tough set-shot in the Punt Road pocket and justly rewarded the great work of Nelson.
The Tigers celebrated as one after a true “Richmond-like” performance.
Richmond will need to set its alarms once again next Saturday, June 15, as it takes on Coburg at Holm Park Reserve, Beaconsfield at 11.00am.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-06-08/vfl-tigers-respond-instyle
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Richmond youngsters shine in VFL win over Geelong
By Nic Negrepontis
SEN
8 June 2019
Richmond’s youngsters have stood up and got the side over the line in the VFL against Geelong.
Shai Bolton responded to his omission with 25 disposals, 11 tackles and a goal in the 86-63 win.
Mabior Chol was equally impressive in the win, kicking two goals and performing admirably against Zach Smith and Ryan Abbott in the win.
Fourth round pick in the 2018 draft Fraser Turner was the leading disposal winner on the ground with 26, while Nathan Broad picked up 19 himself.
While the Tigers have their injury problems, they certainly have a lot of depth and they sit two games clear on top of the VFL ladder because of it.
As for the Cats, Charlie Constable (26 disposals) continues to bang the door down for selection, Scott Selwood finished with 17 of his own and James Parsons two goals and 18 touches.
Nathan Kreuger and Wylie Buzza booted five between them and might be called upon if Esava Ratugolea’s hamstring injury is serious.
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2019/06/08/richmond-youngsters-shine-in-vfl-win-over-geelong/
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Good to hear Chol pulled his finger out after the performance I seen against north.
If he plays with that sort of intensity there’s no reason he shouldn’t be in the seniors ahead of Soldo.
We need a Ruck that can actually compete and mark the footy around the ground.
Also good to hear that Bolton stepped up too. I’d swap him with Rioli this week as Rioli wasn’t that good and didn’t provide the level of pressure that we have all come to expect. Rioli should never have been promoted from that Norf vfl performance as he was ordinary and was gifted a senior call up.
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Choldo for Soldo - unleash the big black mamba... :shh
Not panicking but starting to be slightly concerned abut RCD's lack of progrees...and in particular his almost Tambling- like tap dance of uncertainty around the contests...Do I go in do I spread out -what's this game all about? Can I get another witness? :help
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Yes, but only the leader of AT's Outsiders will back you...:shh
But please amend your Chol comment......you've highly offended me......:shh :shh
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Sorry I meant Chol not Choldo.... :angel:
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Match Report:
Fraser Turner
26 disposals, six clearances, one goal, three inside-50s & two rebound-50s
“Continues to accumulate possessions at this level. Played through the wing and even a little bit of inside midfield during the last quarter—five clearances, kicked a goal. He’s a really nice player in the making for us.”
Shai Bolton
25 disposals, 11 tackles, nine clearances & one goal
“Returned from the AFL, played inside midfield and was really pleasing for him to come back and influence the game, both offensively and defensively. He kicked a goal, but his 11 tackles was a feature, 16 contested possessions of his 25. He looks ready to bounce back to AFL level.”
Mav Weller
22 disposals, seven tackles, eight clearances & four rebound-50s
“Continues to play good football as an inside midfielder for us…hard at it, hard to play against and his strong body around the contest had a significant impact for us. He had a great game.”
Nathan Broad
19 disposals, six spoils & four rebound-50s
“Returned from the AFL and got 19 disposals as a defender. Six spoils was a stand-out, and his four rebound-50s. His contest stuff looked strong as well, so it was a pleasing return to VFL footy.”
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith
16 disposals, nine marks, four tackles & six rebound-50s
“Continued his good form with 16 disposals. Used the ball really well and had six rebound-50s. His contest work also stood out. Another player in good form.”
Connor Menadue
15 disposals, six marks, four tackles & six handball receives
“Played through the wing and a bit off half-back. Was really influential in his leadership and his directing, he’s playing his role really well, he’s playing really good footy for us.”
Mabior Chol
15 disposals, 22 hit-outs, five clearances, six tackles & two goals
“Took on the reins as No.1 ruck. He had a big ask against four ruckmen in the opposition team, and ‘Marbs’ was going at it by himself. He was outstanding, he had 15 disposals, five clearances and kicked two goals. When he plays like that he looks like an AFL player, and what he brought was really important in the end result.”
Oleg Markov
13 disposals, six marks, three tackles & four rebound-50s
“Got better as the game wore on as he returned from illness. He started to really express himself on the ground with his run-and-carry and bounce. I love it when he plays like that, so that was pleasing to see.”
Jake Aarts
13 disposals, four marks, five tackles, three inside-50s & one goal
“Played as a forward and had multiple opportunities to kick goals in the second quarter. He ended up with 1.2 and kicked one (goal) on the siren. His contest stuff really stood out, and he had 13 disposals and five tackles which was a really good performance from Jake.”
Riley Collier-Dawkins
Eight disposals, three marks, two tackles, three inside-50s & two rebound-50s
“He had to play a bit more forward this week. He came into the game with a bit of illness and fought really hard for us.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-06-11/vfl-report-round-10
Turner... :shh
Wonder if Weller will get another chance as an inside mid or would Hardwick just plonk him the forward line again? :shh :shh
Too bad Hardwick won't play Bolton on-ball and won't even select Chol.... :shh :shh :shh
Too often we see blokes get called up but then not played in the positions they most excel at in the VFL, then they get dropped again.... >:(
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Pfft!
You want it enough you take the bull by the horns and you come in and play your role as your coaches ask.
If you were given an opportunity in your prime would you care where you were playing?
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Yes let's keep ignoring player strengths or what positions they play their best football in and stick on-ballers at half back or in the forward pocket and then bitch & moan & pot them and wonder why they don't get similar numbers at the next level... :shh
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Agree with Dio on this....