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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on June 22, 2021, 02:13:01 PM
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VFL Round 11
Sandringham (2-3, 11th) vs RICHMOND (3-2-1, 5th)
Saturday, 26th June @ Wilson Storage Trevor Barker Oval
Start time: 2:00 pm
Any further ticketing and broadcast details will be communicated later in the week.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/962404/vfl-tigers-to-face-sandringham-this-saturday
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Will we see Colina this time?
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Will we see Colina this time?
Would love to see our Collingwood 7 footer run round.
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Buy tickets here: https://vflround11-sandringhamfcvrichmond.intix.com/
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Richmond's VFL team this week:
B: Ryan Mansell Joel Nathan Garrett McDonagh
HB: Sydney Stack Jack Ross Daniel Rioli
C: Patrick Naish Riley Collier-Dawkins Derek Eggmolesse-Smith
HF: Noah Cumberland Maurice Rioli Hugo Ralphsmith
F: Josh Caddy Ryan Garthwaite Matthew Parker
R: Ben Miller Will Martyn Thomson Dow
Int: Lachlan Street Brad Melville Angus Hicks Bailey Henderson
Emg: Dylan Cook Cam Olden Matt Bartlett Nathan Oakes
In: Josh Caddy, Brad Melville, Bailey Henderson
Out: Samson Ryan, Marlion Pickett, Bigoa Nyuon
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/963910/
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Does anyone know if this is being telecast?
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Not sure. Im heading there soon so i will let you know if i can see any cameras, or c brown screaming to himself.
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would this team have beaten last night's team?
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Does anyone know if this is being telecast?
Radio only here 65
Garthwaite has to be delisted. Can't possibly play next week can he.
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A goal down at half-time.
HT: Two goals to five for the quarter sees @sandyzebs
leading by a goal at the main break.
A highly contested first half and we looked dangerous once we got speed on the game.
SAND 7.3 (45) to RICH 6.3 (39)
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
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Does anyone know if this is being telecast?
It's being live streamed on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAqc2OQ1kC4
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Summary of first half:
We cracked into multiple contests through the corridor, won the ball back, ending with Garret McDonagh driving the ball deep to Noah Cumberland. Cumberland slotted the set-shot for our first goal of the afternoon. SAND 0 RICH 7
We kept the ball alive inside 50, with Riley Collier-Dawkins fighting through a tackle, flicking a handball to Patrick Naish, who snapped truly on his right boot. SAND 0 RICH 13
Dynamic transition by hand from D50 to half forward leads to Riley Collier-Dawkins sliding through a right-foot checkside for our third goal of the quarter. SAND 1 RICH 19
RCD with another right-foot checkside Banana. SAND 13 RICH 25
QT: A frenetic opening term as we looked to challenge Sandringham in the contest and force turnovers in our front half. We're linking up well in transition and look dangerous and dynamic inside 50 once the ball hits the deck.
SAND 2.1 (13) to RICH 4.1 (25)
Ruckman for the day, Lachlan Street kicks our first goal of Q2. SAND 13 RICH 31
Jack Ross intercepts the ball at half-back, switches the ball to Hugo Ralphsmith who burns down the outer wing and pumps the ball inside 50. The ball comes to ground and Thomson Dow crumbs and snaps truly. SAND 27 RICH 37
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL
Half-time
Richmond 4.1 6.3-39
Sandringham 2.1 7.3-45
Goals: Collier-Dawkins 2, Ralphsmith, Naish, Cumberland, Street.
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Good transition from defence but we only get a point to start the 3rd.
40 - 45
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Set shot is OOTF :P. So missed another chance to regain the lead.
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Since I've been watching we've been playing like the seniors last night :P.
Ross' defensive clearance is OOTF. Sandy forward then outmarks Garth and Mansell and kicks a goal.
40 - 52
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52 sandy
40 tigers
Playing really poor esp the AFL listed
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Caddy run down forward of centre.
From the resulting play we give away a 50 and gift them another goal :scream.
40 - 58
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Caddy is cooked
No way he plays next week.
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How dumb was that! Martyn with the free in the middle passes 10m to Caddy who is instantly tackled. Use your brains Tiges! :facepalm
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Did we forget how to play footy this week?
Missing target after target which puts us under pressure yet we're unaware there's an opponent right behind us :banghead.
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Why when you have the free would you handball 1m sideways so the man on the mark can tackle your teammate?
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Another goal to Sandy.
40 - 66
This is just as bad as last night :help.
We look cooked. No run whatsoever and with Tiger players hunched over halfway through the 3rd qtr.
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This game is Sandy waiting for us to fail to hit a target (which is many times) and then they rebound for a scoring shot.
40 - 68
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Could run by Hugo from half-back. He runs on and pings from 50 but it's marked on the line by a Sandy defender.
We get it back. Ross finds Parker just inside 50. The kick deep is marked by a Sandy defender.
:P
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OMG we actually got a goal. Melville snap.
Rich 7.4-46
Sandy 10.8-68
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Hugo's kick inside 50 is a grubber. Martyn picks it up under pressure and kicks a point.
47 - 68
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The lack of a tall forward is hurting us. We bomb it long and can't get a mark.
Stuffed up another chance because we can't hit a target by hand or foot :banghead. Handballing to teammate's feet :banghead.
Street unloads from 60 metres out, the ball clears the pack and dribbles through :gotigers.
Rich 8.5-53
Sandy 10.8-68
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We've now lifted. Showing some intensity and winning contests.
Dow fans by hand to Naish who goals :gotigers.
Rich 9.5-59
Sandy 10.8-68
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3/4 time
Richmond 4.1 6.3 9.5-59
Sandringham 2.1 7.3 10.9-69
Goals: Collier-Dawkins 2, Street 2, Naish 2, Dow, Cumberland, Melville.
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How are Dow and RCD looking? We really need them to come on.
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I've only been watching since half-time, Willy. RCD has two goals for the game. Dow has been okayish.
Looked like we were gone as we were playing like the seniors last night. But despite still making silly skill errors, we lifted our intensity, workrate and run through the lines (Hugo) in the last 5-10 mins to get back to within 10 points.
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Ok. Cheers.
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That was dumb terrible play all round :banghead. Handballing blinding in hope out of the contest into the corridor at HF and Sandy rebound. We then allow a mark by the point post followed by 50. What a gift via stupidty!
59 - 76
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Stack 5m asleep behind his forward opponent allows the easy chest mark when the ball drops short. Another goal to Sandy.
59 - 82
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Hugo's kick across HB goes straight to a Sandy player. Our defence then allows another mark to Sandy on the goalline :banghead.
59 - 88
This is schoolboy stuff :banghead.
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We get a ball-up 20 out and Caddy snaps a goal.
Rich 10.5-65
Sandy 13.10-88
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Another missed open target forward of centre. Sandy go forward off the turnover and get 50 to give them another goal.
65 - 94
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We've got hardly any talls in our VFL side. No rucks, Garth is trying to be a key forward & Miller is the only tall defender. If the opposition block our running linking game then we just breakdown all the time.
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Eggy finds Parker just inside 50. Shot is touched on the line.
66 - 94
24 min Q4
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Off the ball free to Sandy in our forward line.
Maurice reported for striking.
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There was niggle between Maurice jnr and #61 from Sandy started by the latter. It went for about a minute while a couple of ball-ups were occuring in our forward line. Maurice in frustration let one rip that was too high. No physical damage done but stupidly gave away a free and got himself reported.
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Game over. Lost by 30 points.
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Final Score
Richmond 4.1 6.3 9.5 10.6-66
Sandringham 2.1 7.3 10.9 14.12-96
Goals: Collier-Dawkins 2, Street 2, Naish 2, Dow, Cumberland, Caddy, Melville.
Obviously ordinary after we kicked the first 3 goals of the game. Hardly to find a positive and no one really put their hand up for senior selection from the half (second) I saw.
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Not much to get excited about boys unfortunately.
RCD deserves a recall played his heart out but fmd we have some average afl listed players starting with egg and garthwaite. Stack did he even play?
As for rioli well getting held at every stoppage with no Free kick, he probably thought ive had enough of this BS.
Our VFl side plays like our seniors. :banghead :banghead Chipping it around backwards. Game plan has changed, and why i have nfi.
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How did Miller go?
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We've got hardly any talls in our VFL side. No rucks, Garth is trying to be a key forward & Miller is the only tall defender. If the opposition block our running linking game then we just breakdown all the time.
That's why talk of CCJ trading is silly.
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How did Miller go?
Poor and clumsy at times, much like our seniors so he will fit right in.
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Hardwick generally likes "experience" in the home stretch so this is what I reckon he will do:
McIntosh to Broad's spot, Astbury if fit, will replace Balta, Caddy to McIntosh's old spot, Nank if fit for in for Ryan..the Lynch-CCJ-Riewoldt experiment will last about two weeks max before CCJ's dropped for Rioli..Chol will eventually be dropped for RCD or Mansell as the extra defender or maybe Ross as he played both mid & back Houli, Castagna & Aarts won't be dropped and Nank will ruck solo with chop outs from Pickett & Astbury.... :shh :help
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Stats:
(https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/attachments/64df8438-1774-4428-89b0-5b0ccea70f4e-jpeg.1164748/)
(https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/attachments/0ebbf769-5c55-4fff-946f-96be10a4632b-jpeg.1164749/)
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Dow also had 8 clearances.
(https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/attachments/vfl-jpg.1164753/)
Source: AFL/VFL website.
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VFL Tigers overrun by Zebras
By Brenton Mann
AFL media
27 June 2021
Richmond made the trip down Beach Road to Trevor Barker Beach Oval on Saturday keen to repeat its Round 1 performance against Sandringham.
The Tigers had the game on their terms in the first quarter, kicking four goals to two, however, Sandringham upped the ante around the contest, running out 30-point winners.
The Tigers scrapped and fought but could only manage six-goals-to-12 after quarter-time, with the final score reading, 14.12 (96) to 10.6 (66).
Members of the Richmond hierarchy were in attendance, casting a keen eye over the host of young talent on display.
The rule was also being run over the deployment of Daniel Rioli into his new role at half-back, and the coaching staff would have liked what they saw in the opening term.
Rioli picked up his role in positioning behind the ball seamlessly, getting involved in front-half turnovers and transforming defence in dynamic attack and pumping the ball inside 50.
The triple premiership forward’s propensity to tackle, combination of speed and endurance, and strong ability in the air are desirable traits for a dynamic half-back.
Rioli displayed a defend-first mindset which will allow him to grow into the role in the coming weeks.
With Mabior Chol, Callum Coleman-Jones and Samson Ryan suiting up at AFL level the night before, Richmond was forced to be quite abstract with its ruckmen.
Ryan Garthwaite took the opening centre bounce and split duties around the ground with the versatile Lachlan Street.
Once he contested the centre bounce, Garthwaite then took his place in the key defensive post alongside Ben Miller.
Street was one of Richmond’s best across the four quarters, kicking two goals from the ruck and providing great drive between the arcs.
Riley Collier-Dawkins built on his recent block of form with a commanding opening term that highlighted his ever-growing sense of standing in the competition.
Collier-Dawkins kicked two goals for the quarter and had a direct hand in another, which meant he’d assisted in three out of the Tigers’ four goals for the quarter.
The emerging onballer drove with his legs through the contest and brought his teammates into the game.
Given its lack of height in its line-up, Richmond attempted to bring the ball to ground at all costs and snapped up four goals in the first quarter, leading by two goals at quarter-time.
Sandringham flipped the script in the second quarter, slamming on five-goals-to-two and taking a one-goal lead into the main break.
The south-westerly blowing off Port Phillip Bay meant that the ball spent a vast majority of time on the Beach Road wing and made transitioning the ball by foot tough at times.
Makeshift ruckman, Street, slotted an early second-term goal for the Tigers before the Zebras fired back with back-to-back goals.
Thomson Dow capped off one of the purer pieces of play for the half, after timing his crumb to perfection and snapping truly over his left shoulder for his first goal of the game.
Jack Ross intercepted the ball at half-back turned to the outer wing and put the ball into the path of a surging Hugo Ralphsmith who carried the ball and then drove it inside 50.
Ross is another who has been shifted into a new role down back, and he seems well equipped to flourish.
The bullocking Tiger’s ability to be robust in the contest and calm with ball in hand allows him to win the ball back for his team and then make good decisions exiting the defensive half.
The Richmond forwards forced the ball to ground and Dow did the rest.
The Zebras ended the second quarter with a pair of goals which set up an intriguing second half.
Sandringham then entered the second half full of vigour, slamming on three goals relatively quickly to push its lead to 26 points.
Richmond was striving to get some flow into the game, but freekicks and turnovers meant it struggled to transition the ball from back-half.
The Tigers were searching for a spark and Brad Melville acted as the flint.
At a forward-50 stoppage, Melville showcased his class by exiting congesting and snapping truly from the boundary igniting a small flurry of goals.
Street launched the ball deep inside 50 from 60 metres out, with the ball clearing the pack on the breeze and dribbling through for his second goal.
Patrick Naish then kicked a trademark Richmond goal, his second of the game and the Tigers were starting to find their roar.
Richmond trailed by just nine points at the final change, however, Sandringham had the wind in the last quarter.
The Zebras again slammed on goals in quick succession, extending their lead to 29 points.
Josh Caddy provided a glimmer after snapping a goal from congestion, cutting the margin to 22 points and Richmond’s intensity lifted off the back of it.
Daniel Rioli was shifted forward as Richmond toiled to find a target inside 50.
Rioli presented tirelessly but was constantly outnumbered by two or three defenders in the air.
Will Martyn showed his wares at the coalface, ripping the ball from congestion and providing drive in Richmond’s attacking chains.
Ben Miller continued to press his claims for an AFL debut after another resolute performance down back. The 21-year-old anchors the Tigers’ defensive unit and is developing the attacking nous to kickstart forays forward.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/965400/vfl-tigers-overrun-by-zebras
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Cumberland can’t kick.
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Should fit right in then...#RichmondMan :shh
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Richmond VFL playing coach, Steve Morris, provides a summary of how the Tigers’ players performed in last Saturday's Round 11 match against Sandringham.
Patrick Naish (32 disposals, eight marks, two goals)
"He's in great form. Once again he was dominant with 32 disposals and two goals. Worked hard all day and used the ball well."
Jack Ross (29 disposals, 15 marks, nine rebound-50s)
"With 29 disposals and 15 marks, it was a real step forward for Jack's development in the backline which was great to see."
Riley Collier-Dawkins (27 disposals, two goals, four clearances)
"Had a sensational day at the office. His inside work was elite."
Thomson Dow (23 disposals, eight clearances, one goal)
"'Dowy' spent a little bit around the footy on the weekend which was great and was able to get eight clearances for us."
Josh Caddy (21 disposals, five tackles, one goal)
"Started the game really well with 12 disposals in the first quarter. Faded out a little bit, but had to play the role of a tall up forward at times."
Will Martyn (21 disposals, six tackles, four clearances)
"Continued his great form in and around the footy. He continues to hunt the footy well and his six tackles was a great result for us."
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith (21 disposals, 11 marks, five rebound-50s)
"We're trialing him a little bit more up the ground on the wing. His rotation was sensational for us and it's good to see him buying into a different role."
Daniel Rioli (18 disposals, four tackles, three inside-50s)
"Played down back and is going to learn a lot from that experience. Found the footy and used it well when he had it. It's going to be exciting to see his run and carry across half-back in the coming weeks."
Ben Miller (18 disposals, eight rebound-50s, five tackles)
"Took a number of intercept marks and huge spoils which was good to see, as that's been a focus of his game. He's playing some really good footy at the moment."
Sydney Stack (17 disposals, five marks, two tackles)
"Played down back on the weekend. It's going to take him some time to work out our structure down back, but his commitment to second and third efforts was a real highlight once again and he's tracking really well."
Hugo Ralphsmith (17 disposals, four marks, three inside-50s)
"Worked his backside off for us. Used his speed on a number of occasions and his ball use was pretty good, we just want to see him be a little bit more damaging."
Rhyan Mansell (14 disposals, four marks, two tackles)
"Was sensational defensively. The challenge for Rhyan is to continue to develop the offense side of his game, but we're really happy with his attitude."
Matthew Parker (13 disposals, five marks, four inside-50s)
"Had a quieter game but he definitely hunted the footy for us and we know he's capable of greater output."
Noah Cumberland (seven disposals, two clearances, one goal)
"Incredible attack and pressure on the footy. The focus for him in the coming weeks is to be a little more composed."
Ryan Garthwaite (six disposals, four rebound-50s, two marks)
"Fought really hard for us down back and took on ruck duties at times. Very solid defensively."
Maurice Rioli Jnr (six disposals, four tackles, two marks)
"Struggled to find his way into the game, he was blanketed very heavily by the opposition and it was a good opportunity for him to learn to work through such attention."
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/968248/vfl-report-round-11
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Reading the comments you would think we won by 20 goals .. such dribble