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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on December 27, 2023, 07:04:39 PM
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Potential Tiger milestones in 2024:
300 - Martin (289) ...... Round 11 (Dreamtime at the 'G)
250 - Grimes (229) ...... Round 22
150 - Taranto (137) ........ Round 13
- Nankervis (136) ..... Round 14
- Hopper (130) ......... Round 21
- Broad (126) ........... First week of finals.
100 - Balta (85) .......... Round 16
- Lynch (85) ......... Round 16 <-------(RFC games)
- Pickett (78) ........ Round 23
50 - Koschitzke (48) ...... Round 1 (2nd week)
- Mansell (32) .......... Round 19
- Ralphsmith (32) ..... Round 19
- Naismith (30) ........ Round 21
- Maurice Rioli (27) ... Round 24
ps. Admittedly the last few are wishful thinking.
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All wishful apart from Dusty, Taranto and Kosi (possibly add Nank to the list)
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Yep, sadly got a feeling father time has caught up with Grimesy and he won't reach his 250th unless we cop a stack of injuries again. I think Yze will try to get games into Gibcus (in Grimesy's position) and Young with Balta becoming our senior tall defender.
We don't yet what is happening with Marlion but ignoring that there will be the temptation to try and get him to 100 games.
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Reckon Nank is a given
Though not sure it will be in round 14. Depends on his discipline on field
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Reckon Nank is a given
Though not sure it will be in round 14. Depends on his discipline on field
Probably Balta as well
I left him off my original list
But as for Nank, we will see .. the club needs you to be correct
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Grimes needs to pull the pin now so we can give spots to both of Lefau & Schofield - surely he realises he's cooked.... :shh
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Yep, sadly got a feeling father time has caught up with Grimesy and he won't reach his 250th unless we cop a stack of injuries again. I think Yze will try to get games into Gibcus (in Grimesy's position) and Young with Balta becoming our senior tall defender.
We don't yet what is happening with Marlion but ignoring that there will be the temptation to try and get him to 100 games.
Grimes hasn’t played well since he became captain.
In 2022, he dropped a sitter at a key moment vs Goldie when we lost after siren, didn’t get goalside of Zurhaar when he kicked the winning goal and I felt was caught out of position when allowing Joe Daniher on goal line alone when Brisbane beat us in that final.
He’s lost a yard of pace which has crucified his most valuable asset - the versatility to play short or tall.
In turn, he’s dropped confidence which has resulted in the type of panic on last line of defence which we see in the above examples.
He’s signed for 2024 so I hope he can turn it around but it doesn’t look good.
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Key 2024 Tiger anniversaries and milestones
A look ahead to the key anniversaries and milestones at Tigerland in 2024.
By Tony Greenberg
Richmond Media
2 December 2023
Anniversaries
• 100 years since Richmond defeated Essendon in the final game of the 1924 season, but didn’t win the premiership because of the unique round-robin finals series that was introduced that year. Essendon was awarded the premiership.
• 90 years since Richmond’s fourth premiership in the VFL competition, defeating South Melbourne by 39 points in the 1934 Grand Final at the MCG.
• 90 years since star Richmond goalkicking rover idiot Harris made his debut with the Club in 1934.
• 80 years since the Tigers finished runners-up to Fitzroy in the 1944 Grand Final at Junction Oval.
• 70 years since brilliant Richmond ruckman Roy Wright won his second Brownlow Medal in 1954.
• 60 years since Richmond’s last game of VFL/AFL football for premiership points at Punt Road in 1964.
• 60 years since star ruckman Neville Crowe won his second Richmond Best and Fairest award in 1964.
• 50 years since the Tigers defeated North Melbourne by 41 points in the 1974 Grand Final at the MCG.
• 50 years since the infamous Windy Hill brawl between Richmond and Essendon in Round 7 of the ’74 season.
• 50 years since brilliant rover Kevin Bartlett won his fourth Jack Dyer Medal in 1974.
• 20 years since gun utility player Joel Bowden won his first Jack Dyer Medal in 2004.
• 10 years since star midfielder Trent Cotchin won his third Jack Dyer Medal in 2014.
Milestones
• Dustin Martin 11 games to the 300-game milestone.
• Dylan Grimes 21 games to the 250-game milestone.
• Nathan Broad 24 games to the 150-game milestone.
• Noah Balta 15 games to the 100-game milestone.
• Tom Lynch 15 games to the 100-game milestone at Richmond.
• Marlion Pickett 22 games to the 100-game milestone.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1480064/key-2024-tiger-anniversaries-and-milestones