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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on October 01, 2023, 03:30:42 PM
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AFLW Round 6
RICHMOND vs Gold Coast
Sunday, 8th October @ Ikon Park (Princes Park).
Start time: 3:05 pm
Broadcast: * 7mate & 7plus (in VIC, QLD, TAS & NT).
* Fox Footy
* Kayo
* AFLW website
* AFL live app.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5793
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Let’s see how we bounce back from our worse loss in two years
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Let’s see how we bounce back from our worse loss in two years
Yep
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RFC AFLW INJURY LIST
Available
Lilly Pearce, toe
Meagan Kiely, back
Unavailable
Rebecca Miller, finger (1 week)
Sarah Hosking, hamstring (1-2 weeks)
Ellie McKenzie, ankle (2-4 weeks)
Sarah D’Arcy, hamstring (5 weeks)
Jess Hosking, syndesmosis (6 weeks)
Charley Ryan, illness (TBC)
Updated - October 4, 2023
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/football/aflw/injury-list
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Dejavu at Tigerland
Ellie McKenzie has been 2-4 weeks for 3 weeks now :rollin
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Lukey Lukey
Oh Oh
He gotta go
yeah yeah yeah!!
:dancing
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In: Meagan Kiely, Lilly Pearce, Shannon Danckert, Lauren Caruso
Out: Sarah Hosking
Richmond squad
B: Laura McClelland Libby Graham
HB: Eilish Sheerin Katelyn Cox Maddie Shevlin
C: Beth Lynch Grace Egan Kate Dempsey
HF: Stella Reid Katie Brennan Emelia Yassir
F: Caitlin Greiser Charli Wicksteed
R: Gabrielle Seymour Monique Conti Meg Macdonald
Int (from): Molly Eastman Poppy Kelly Lilly Pearce Jemima Woods
Shannon Danckert Meagan Kiely Courtney Jones Lauren Caruso
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1446911/
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RFC AFLW INJURY LIST
Unavailable
Rebecca Miller, finger (1 week)
Sarah Hosking, hamstring (1-2 weeks)
Ellie McKenzie, ankle (2-4 weeks)
Sarah D’Arcy, hamstring (5 weeks)
Jess Hosking, syndesmosis (6 weeks)
Charley Ryan, illness (TBC)
Updated - October 4, 2023
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/football/aflw/injury-list
Make that 9 out of our list of 30 missing. The longest injury list in the AFLW :P.
Out of the side are Gabby Seymour, who is being managed.
Amelia Peck and Shelby Knoll are both unavailable for selection after suffering respective thigh and knee injuries at training this week.
Source: RFC website
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In: Meagan Kiely, Shannon Danckert
Out: Sarah Hosking (hamstring), Gabby Seymour (managed)
Finalised Richmond team
B: Laura McClelland Libby Graham
HB: Eilish Sheerin Katelyn Cox Molly Eastman
C: Beth Lynch Grace Egan Kate Dempsey
HF: Stella Reid Katie Brennan Courtney Jones
F: Caitlin Greiser Jemima Woods
R: Poppy Kelly Monique Conti Meg Macdonald
Int: Maddie Shevlin Meagan Kiely Emelia Yassir Charli Wicksteed Shannon Danckert
Emg: Gabby Seymour Lilly Pearce Lauren Caruso
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1447379/aflw-tigers-name-sunday-side
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Very concerning and disappointing that Gabby Seymour is being "managed"
Until this round she is the only player to have played every one of our AFLW games
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More Meehan Magic... :shh
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We need to trade McKenzie. Always injured and 10kg overweight.
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More Meehan Magic... :shh
I know you love to stick the boots into Meehan (some justified) he has absolutely nothing to do with our women's program, not a thing, zero
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About to start.
Live on 7mate
or
Live stream here: https://www.afl.com.au/afl-tv/stream?player=arILJvH9PY&streamId=AFLW%20CH1%20New%20Solution
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We need to trade McKenzie. Always injured and 10kg overweight.
NO!
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More expert maladroit manifestations from Poppy Kelly. :help
Why the tigers aren't taking this competition seriously is beyond me and highly disappointing.
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Ball up 40 out. Greiser gets the free in the ruck. Goal on the siren :gotigers.
Quarter time
Richmond 1.0-6
Gold Coast 0.1-1
Goal: Gresier
You can clearly tell we're missing almost half our starting 21. Not pretty. A game of trench warfare so far. Lots of contested footy and territory battles.
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Stats to QT:
Conti 7 disposals
Dempsey 6
Egan 5
Brennan 4
Gresier 4
Lynch 4
Sheerin 4
Disposals: 54 - 67 .... ( contested: 23 - 30 )
Marks: 7 - 13
Efficiency%: 59 - 59
Clearances: 6 - 8
Inside 50s: 7 - 6
Tackles: 27 - 21
Hitouts: 5 - 9
Frees: 5 - 4
In50 eff.%: 14 - 33
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5793#team-stats
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Conti gets the centre clearance to Brennan at HF. Goes to Jones who gets the free for a sling tackle. 25 out. Goal!
Rich 2.0-12
GC 0.1-1
1 min Q2
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Chick fight!
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Dempsey has taken her game to another level this season.
Having a great year. :clapping
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Well done ump ::). Didn't blow his whistle straight away for the obvious ball-up and we get pinged for HTB because we stopped. GC get a goal out of it.
12 - 7
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These umps :facepalm. Clear high free to us not paid then pays one to GC 10 secs later ::).
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Soft goal. Just coughed it up in the middle rather than taking the contact and then embarassing in defence between Cox and McClelland waiting for the other to go for the ball.
12 - 13
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We get it back via Reid kicking one freakishly along the ground and bouncing it through :gotigers.
Rich 3.0-18
GC 2.1-13
8 mins Q2
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These umps are hopeless :facepalm.
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Graham intercepts defensive side of centre. Goes to HF. Dempsey off the ground insdie 50 and Jones gets the free 40 out. Goes to Gresier in the pocket who marks. Misses.
19 - 13
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Gresier marks on the wing and gets 50 (after pointing out the rules to the ump). Her shot from 45 drops short to the goalsquare and it's rushed.
20 - 13
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That was clear HTB ::)
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Half-time
Richmond 1.0 3.2-20
Gold Coast 0.1 2.1-13
Goal: Gresier, Jones, Reid.
Deservedly in front. Been more efficient.
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I could find 3 blind foreigners that have never seen the game before and they’d do a better job than these umps. The bloke in particular is a stuffen cheat
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Stats to HT:
Dempsey 13 disposals
Conti 11
Egan 11
Wicksteed 8
Brennan 7
Greiser 6
Sheerin 6
Shevlin 6
Disposals: 103 - 131 .... ( contested: 47 - 60 )
Efficiency%: 58 - 61
Marks: 16 - 24
Clearances: 12 - 13
Inside 50s: 15 - 14
In50 eff.%: 33 - 36
Tackles: 49 - 40
Hitouts: 9 - 18
Frees: 8 - 12 ...... 3 - 8 that 2nd qtr ::).
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5793#team-stats
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Good transition out of defence. Woods does well to break the tackle. Gets to Jones and it ends up with Conti who finds Brennan 25 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 4.2-26
GC 2.1-13
3 mins Q3
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Not watching the hips allowed the Suns that too easy centre clearance. They get one back.
26 - 19
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Rowbottom is an absolute gun player. She's dominanting
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Two soft goals in a row to the Suns. Our intensity has dropped off. Too much ballwatching.
26 - 31
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Greiser had her jumper pulled. Free 20 out. Shanked it off the side of the boot OOTF! :P
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Conti snap on the run 35 out misses.
27 - 32
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Rushed point.
28 - 32
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Kelly :help :banghead :facepalm :facepalm :facepalm
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3/4 time
Richmond 1.0 3.2 4.4-28
Gold Coast 0.1 2.1 5.3-33
Goal: Brennan, Gresier, Jones, Reid.
Some clueless footy that quarter.
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Too slow and can’t break tackles. No.40 the top up player is as useful as a witches hat.
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Stats to 3QT:
Dempsey 19 disposals
Conti 18
Egan 15
Wicksteed 11
Brennan 9
Shevlin 9
Disposals: 147 - 200 .... ( contested: 68 - 91
Efficiency%: 62 - 66
Marks: 24 - 35
Clearances: 19 - 21
Inside 50s: 25 - 23
In50 eff.% 36 - 44
Tackles: 72 - 53
Hitouts: 15 - 27
Frees: 15 - 20 ...... 7 - 8 that 3rd qtr.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5793#team-stats
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Our ring-ins are just being pushed aside too easily.
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Woods inside 50 and Gresier held 30 out. Misses badly again :scream.
29 - 34
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So you can push someone clean in the back now ::).
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Dempsey snap floats and Danckert marks by the goalpost. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 5.5-35
GC 5.4-34
13 mins Q4
4.33 to go.
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Shevlin kicks it OOTF in D50. Point to Suns to level it.
35 all.
2 mins to go.
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Played dumb in the last 4 mins. Not protecting the defensive side of contests. Suns just knocked it forward into space.
Point to the Suns on the siren and we lose by a point.
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stuffen disgusting. Sack Ferguson he is stuffen useless
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Shevlin kicks it OOTF in D50. Point to Suns to level it.
35 all.
2 mins to go.
How stuffen stupid was that. Just take the ball out in the tackle FFS.
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Who is teaching the girls?
Why would you not let it bounce out of bounds in the defensive arc?
No need to try and kick it. And it was OOF :help
That was a terrible mistake by Shevlin.
It's incredibly frustrating and difficult watching the tiger girls and take them seriously when they're playing types as bad as Poppy Kelly and the like.
C'mon tigers. Let's get serious about it or just don't bother.
The kicking and marking skills are sub standard compared to most other teams played this season.
The fundamentals should be normative and consistent but we as a team are way behind the curve in terms of just basic skill execution.
Not good enough.
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We have the ball in our forward 50 with 1.15 to go. Yet our stuffen stupid players and coaches let them run the ball all the way down for a mark inside 50. That’s on the dumb ass coach also. Halfwit
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Final Score
Richmond 1.0 3.2 4.4 5.5-35
Gold Coast 0.1 2.1 5.3 5.6-36
Goal: Brennan, Gresier, Jones, Reid, Danckert.
Two winnable home games in a row against interstate opponents we've thrown away.
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:lol :lol :lol
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Just give the ball to Conti, superstar
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More expert maladroit manifestations from Poppy Kelly. :help
Why the tigers aren't taking this competition seriously is beyond me and highly disappointing.
Poppy was OK today. Proved she's a better ruck than forward
But to your 2nd comment
100% spot on.
We have young players who desperately need proper development yet the Club refuses to have our own VFLW side, it's embarrassing
As for the result...horrific
Again the coach needs to be held to account. The last 4 minutes was a pathetic joke :banghead
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You know losses suck but it's great to see the same passion for a girls loss as it is for the boys
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Suns snatch victory in Tigers thriller
By Gemma Bastiani
AFL Media
8 October 2023
RICHMOND 1.0 3.2 4.4 5.5 (35)
GOLD COAST 0.1 2.1 5.3 5.6 (36)
GOALS
Richmond: Greiser, Jones, Reid, Brennan, Danckert
Gold Coast: McLaughlin, Stanton, Bohanna, Gee, Clayden,
BEST
Richmond: Dempsey, Conti, Wicksteed, Shevlin, Sheerin
Gold Coast: Rowbottom, Whitfort, Single, Saad, Dupuy
INJURIES
Richmond: Nil
Gold Coast: Nil
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A behind kicked on the siren resulted in a heartbreaking one-point loss for Richmond against Gold Coast on Sunday at Ikon Park.
Not even a late Richmond surge and goal from Sun-turned-Tiger Shannon Danckert could get the home side the premiership points, with the Suns claiming the win 5.6 (36) to 5.5. (35).
With three minutes left on the clock Danckert was the new hometown hero, putting Richmond up by a point at the club's makeshift home, but, as the club song goes, the Suns are the team that never say die and kept pushing until the very last siren.
Charlie Rowbottom starred once again for the Suns, registering 31 disposals, 13 tackles and five clearances, while Claudia Whitfort's impressive season rolled on with 25 disposals and six clearances.
Richmond applied the early scoreboard pressure off the boot of imports Caitlin Greiser and Courtney Jones.
Gold Coast effectively intercepted down back and transitioned up the ground with clean outside ball movement, but once it came to that last kick going inside 50 the Tigers were able to pressure poor, hurried choices, leaving marking targets like Jac Dupuy and Tara Bohanna in the lurch.
Vivian Saad (nine intercepts) was important down back for the Suns, dominating the air while Lauren Ahrens was handed the unenviable task of running with Tigers captain Katie Brennan all day.
Once the Suns adapted to Richmond's pressure, however, they were able to attack more cleanly and create opportunities at goal off the deck by way of Alana Gee and Georgia Clayden in the third quarter to snatch back the lead.
Richmond's last quarter push was largely driven by winger Kate Dempsey (23 disposals, 413m gained) and Monique Conti (22 disposals, 401m gained).
Conti, despite winning the 22 touches, was held to just three clearances by Gold Coast midfielder Lucy Single, who won a game-high seven clearances to go with her 16 disposals and six tackles, as the pair largely broke even in terms of impact.
Sweet revenge
After being delisted by Gold Coast at the end of last season, Shannon Danckert went back to the VFLW to prove her value at AFLW level once again. Catching the eye of the Tigers and signed as a train on player, she got the call-up to make her Richmond debut against her former side. Late in the game as the Tigers were down by five points and surging, a long kick into the home team's goal fell agonisingly short, only for none other than Danckert to take a strong contested mark and slot the goal to put her new team in front with mere minutes left on the clock.
Up next
Richmond will return to Ikon Park once more to host the second ever AFLW Dreamtime match against Essendon on Saturday evening.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1449089/suns-snatch-victory-in-tigers-thriller
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Kick on the siren gifts Suns win over Richmond
Max Hatzoglou, Ronny Lerner, Ed Bourke and Jason Phelan
HeraldSun
October 8, 2023
A kick on the final siren from Tara Bohanna has given Gold Coast a thrilling one-point win over Richmond to climb into fifth spot on the AFLW ladder.
Bohanna’s brave mark running back with the flight in the final 30 seconds of the game led the 28-year-old to securing the crucial point in the dying embers as her 40m set-shot squeezed through for a behind.
The thrilling finish on Sunday afternoon gave the Suns their fourth win of the season while the Tigers fall into ninth position with a 3-3 record.
The Suns were hit hard by a feisty opposition who had two former players kick goals against them including Shannon Danckert whose banana gave the Tigers a one-point lead with five minutes left.
But a rushed behind followed by Bohanna’s fourth behind of the game led the Suns to the thrilling 5.5 (35) to 5.6 (36) victory.
Bohanna produced a top performance as she impacted the match with six score involvements, 11 possessions and four marks alongside her match-winning moment.
Alana Gee’s first goal in AFLW midway through the third term proved to be the spark the Suns needed in their second ever win in Melbourne.
Key defender-turned forward Georgia Clayden followed Gee’s effort with a spectacular pick up and running goal moments later to give her side a five-point lead in the 12th minute of the third term.
It was also Clayden’s first goal in AFLW as players packed a first-time scorer for the second time in the space of two minutes, sparking plenty of excitement for the Suns.
In the end, it proved to be the final goal the Suns needed as they held on without a goal in the final term to claim the crucial win in a game that saw the margin remain within 13 points all day.
Suns midfielder Charlie Rowbottom was the leading possession getter on the ground with 31 disposals including 22 contested in a game which required plenty of hard-ball wins.
START OF A RIVALRY?
The club’s AFL men’s team have seen Damien Hardwick move to the Suns after more than a decade at Tigerland where he won three premierships as a coach.
Now the women’s sides are seeing the movement of players in droves between clubs.
Maddy Brancatisano is playing for the Suns after three years at the Punt Road Oval while the Tigers have two former Suns in Shannon Danckert and Courtney Jones in their side.
Gold coast coach Cameron Joyce said that he was “under no allusion” that it would be a close game against the Tigers.
“(A feeling) of relief in the end,” he said post-game.
“Our last two games that we have played against Richmond since I have been coaching have been close so we were sort of under no allusion of what game we were going to get.
“And it sort of turned out that way.”
A big moment at the start of the second term saw both sides collide in a scuffle after ex-Sun Courtney Jones booted a goal from a set-shot which came following a free kick for a dangerous tackle.
GREISER’S BAD MISS
Tigers forward Caitlin Greiser missed a golden opportunity to level the score line towards the end of the third term after receiving a holding free kick 15m out from goal.
Unfortunately, her shot at goal on a slight angle saw her make bad contact with the ball as it hit the side of her boot and missed the goals completely to the right.
FAST FOOTY THRILLS
There was something in the coaching addresses at quarter-time as both sides came out on fire after the break producing some of the most entertaining footy the AFLW has ever seen.
After the first term saw a combined score of 1.1, the first eight minutes of the second quarter featured four goals and plenty of heat in the contest.
It started when Tigers forward Jones kicked a set-shot goal against her former side after receiving a free kick for a dangerous tackle.
Her goal just over a minute into the first term extended the Tigers margin to 11 points.
Tensions rose when Jones got in the face of her opposition after scoring the goal as players piled in for the scuffle.
The Suns pounced back with a goal a minute later however through Niamh McLaughlin and then Jamie Stanton scored another for the visitors who claimed back the lead.
But when crafty Tigers forward Stella Reid spectacularly dribbled a ball through from the pocket, the Tigers regained the lead again.
Reid’s stunning goal was the fourth of the term, coming in just seven minutes of play.
Former Tiger player and current Suns forward Maddy Brancatisano said the contest was “pretty hot” after the flurry of majors in an interview during the second quart
Scoreboard
TIGERS 1.0 3.2 4.4 5.5 (35)
SUNS 0.1 2.1 5.3 5.6 (36)
HATZOGLOU’S BEST
Tigers: Dempsey, Conti, Egan, Brennan, Greiser
Suns: Rowbottom, Whitfort, Bohanna, Drennan, Single.
GOALS
Tigers: Greiser, Brennan, Jones, Reid
Suns: Bohanna, Stanton, Clayden, McLaughlin, Gee, Danckert.
INJURIES
Tigers: Nil
Suns: Nil
UMPIRES
Devenish, Howard, Pearson.
VENUE
IKON Park
https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/aflw/aflw-round-6-all-the-scores-news-from-aflw/news-story/08ee019c61c5bb6b0843fc351e6b84c2
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Individual disposals & stats:
Dempsey 24 ..... (9 contested), 5 marks, 9 tackles, 6 clearances (2 cc), 461m gained, 4 inside 50s, 4 intercepts, 4 score inv, 1 assist.
Conti 22 ..... 5 marks, 3 clearances, 399m gained, 3 inside 50s, 4 intercepts, 1 assist.
Egan 19 ..... (10 contested), 7 tackles, 3 clearances (2 cc), 267m gained.
Shevlin 14 ..... (6 contested), 456m gained, 7 intercepts.
Wicksteed 12 ..... (5 contested), 8 tackles, 4 clearances.
Brennan 11 ..... 4 marks, 4 tackles, 244m gained, 5 inside 50s, 1 goal.
Sheerin 11 ..... (6 contested), 3 marks, 9 tackles, 262m gained, 3 inside 50s, 6 intercepts.
McClelland 10 ..... (6 contested), 3 marks, 7 intercepts.
Gresier 9 ..... (5 contested), 3 marks, 3 tackles, 230m gained, 4 score inv, 1 goal.
Kelly 9 ..... 3 tackles, 16 hitouts, 4 intercepts.
Lynch 8 ..... (7 contested), 4 tackles.
Cox 7 ..... 3 tackles, 3 inside 50s, 5 intercepts.
Graham 7 ..... 3 marks, 5 intercepts.
MacDonald 7 ..... (5 contested), 8 tackles, 3 clearances.
Eastman 6 ..... 4 tackles.
Jones 6 ..... 4 tackles, 4 score inv, 1 goal.
Danckert 4 ..... 1 goal.
Reid 4 ..... 1 goal.
Woods 4 ..... 7 tackles, 3 score inv.
Yassir 4 ..... 7 tackles, 3 inside 50s.
Kiely 2
Disposals: 200 - 260 ..... ( contested: 94 - 120 ; uncontested: 96 - 136 )
Efficiency%: 62 - 65
Kicks: 124 - 147
Handballs: 76 - 113
Turnovers: 55 - 54
Marks: 36 - 42 .... ( contested marks: 4 - 5 )
Tackles: 92 - 68
Clearances: 27 - 25 .... ( centre: 6 - 5 ; stoppages: 21 - 20 )
Inside 50s: 34 - 30
In50 eff.%: 32 - 40
In50 marks: 3 - 6
In50 tackles: 17 - 15
Hitouts: 21 - 34
Bounces: 3 - 2
One %ers: 32 - 14
Frees: 23 - 21
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5793#player-stats
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"The intent and the way we played was so good, we just didn't quite get over the line."
🎙️ Hear from Ryan Ferguson after today's one-point loss to the Suns.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1449103/aflw-r6-ferguson-post-match
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"The intent and the way we played was so good, we just didn't quite get over the line."
🎙️ Hear from Ryan Ferguson after today's one-point loss to the Suns.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1449103/aflw-r6-ferguson-post-match
Really…….cut the crap Ferg. That was shizzen
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They have to get harder at the ball and in marking contests. The intent was generally good just need to lift further at the main contests
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They have to get harder at the ball and in marking contests. The intent was generally good just need to lift further at the main contests
I have to question their intent. Some players offer no 2nd efforts, refuse to chase. We actually sat there and questioned our fitness, we just look slow.
And if you were at the ground yesterday like i was and watched the warm up, you would have known we were in for an average day. Missing targets, dropping marks...
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Slow and lacking in skill. Looked 2nd rate.
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Coaches' votes: (Ferguson & Joyce)
RICHMOND v GOLD COAST
9 Claudia Whitfort (GCFC)
6 Kate Dempsey (RICH)
5 Vivien Saad (GCFC)
4 Charlie Rowbottom (GCFC)
2 Daisy D'Arcy (GCFC)
2 Tara Bohanna (GCFC)
1 Grace Egan (RICH)
1 Alison Drennan (GCFC)
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1051450/coaches-votes-r6-roo-moves-clear-five-perfect-10s
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And we lose another player with Beth Lynch suspended for a week for kneeing.
Poppy Kelly was fined $400 for rough conduct.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1051474/match-review-two-pies-cop-suspensions-giant-and-tiger-hit-with-bans
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Richmond Assistant Coach Nathan Chapman debriefs rounds five and six of the 2023 AFLW season:
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1450379/hostplus-coaches-interview-nathan-chapman