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VFL Round 7
RICHMOND (4-1, 5th) vs Footscray (5-0, 1st)
Sunday, 12th May @ Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval.
Start time: 2:05 pm
Broadcast:
* Live on Ch.7 (Vic, Tas, NT).
* AFL website & AFL live app.
https://www.afl.com.au/vfl/matches/6363
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In: Sam Naismith, Kamdyn McIntosh, Jacob Bauer
Out: Mutaz El Nour, Noah Cumberland, Liam George (omitted)
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RICHMOND VFL
B: Jacob Bauer Tom Brindley James Trezise
HB: Kaleb Smith Lachlan Street Chad Harris
C: Austin Johnson Joel Garner Kamdyn McIntosh
HF: Matthew Coulthard Steely Green Sam Davidson
F: Samson Ryan Cam Olden Jacob Koschitzke
R: Sam Naismith Lachlan Wilson Kane McAuliffe
Int: Nicholas Collier Tom McCarthy Archie May Nick Guiney Jed Feneley
Emg: Liam George Luke Haddara Harrison White
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1549927/bauer-to-play-for-vfl-tigers
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What happened to El Nour?
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ac shoulder 6-8 weeks
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ac shoulder 6-8 weeks
Horrible timing for him with the mid season draft about to happen
In saying that, being injured he would fit right in
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Bauer. Beautiful
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ac shoulder 6-8 weeks
Horrible timing for him with the mid season draft about to happen
In saying that, being injured he would fit right in
Good timing as it means no-one will poach him and we grab him at the end of the year while using our MSD picks on other targets.... :shh
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Just started.
Live stream: https://www.afl.com.au/afl-tv/stream?player=arILJvH9PY&streamId=State%20League%20CH56
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Naismith dropped a sitter 30 out :P. Dogs rebound and goal at the other end.
0 - 6
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Ball-up 25m out. Davidson crumbs and snaps a goal :gotigers
Rich 1.0-6
Foot 1.0-6
8 min Q1
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Davidso marked attacking side of centre. Held up and gets 50. Goal! :gotigers
Despite far less possies we are in front.
Rich 2.0-12
Foot 1.0-6
13 min Q1
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Smith intercepts in defence. On transition Olden courageous contest and wins the ball to Naismith who kicks to Collier 30 out (free for chopping the arms). Goal! :gotigers
Rich 3.0-18
Foot 1.0-6
16 min Q1
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Out of the centre. Deep to the goal-line but Davidson can't get the good bounce and its rushed.
Dogs turn the ball over from the kick-in. Kmac hands to Davidson hands to George who nails the goal on the run :gotigers
Rich 4.1-25
Foot 1.0-6
18 min Q1
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Olden selfish then. Had Davidson with him. Olden tackled as he kicks and misses from 5m out.
26 - 7
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Bad turnover by Garner coming out of D50. Gifts the Dogs a goal.
26 - 16
Last 5 mins we've butchered the ball :facepalm.
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Johnson snap misses.
27 - 16
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Quarter time
Richmond 4.3-27
Footscray 2.4-16
Goals: Davidson 2, Collier, George.
Efficiency from 50 less disposals plus that 4 goal in 7 minute burst has given us the lead.
Bauer is playing in defence btw.
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Trezise, Smith, McAulliffe, Coulthard should all play seniors next week. We need their run and pace.
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Stats to QT:
McAuliffe 6 disposals
Smith 4
Bauer 3
Kmac 3
Trezise 3
Naismith 2
Ryan 2
Coulthard 1
Kosi 1
Green 0
Disposals 69 - 118
Marks 11 - 25
Clearances 8 - 14
Inside 50s 12 - 16
Tackles 14 - 26
Hitouts 11 - 17
Frees 4 - 2
https://www.afl.com.au/vfl/matches/6363#team-stats
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Excellent pressure in the middle ends up with the HTB to Green. Goes to the pocket.
Coulthard with the freak goal from the boundary :o :clapping :gotigers
Rich 5.3-33
Foot 2.4-16
1 min Q2
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Last 5 mins haven't been able to get it out of our defensive half. Goal to the Dogs.
33 - 24
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Terrible last 10 mins. Dogs with the numbers and winning the contests.
33 - 30
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Another Dogs goal. This one from a forward stoppage.
33 - 37
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My gawd we have dumb players.
We got a 50. The kick the goes to our goal-line, gets punched back and not one Tiger is front and square. Dogs run it up the other end for a soft goal :banghead.
It's schoolboy stuff :banghead
33 - 43
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Last 20 mins has been like last night. Pathetic!
33 - 49
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poo the bed and the umps stuffing us like usual
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lmao - kickin' em out of their arses now.... :facepalm
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Just 9 disposals for us in the last 13 mins :help.
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Kosi goal :gotigers.
Rich 6.3-39
Foot 8.7-55
28 min Q2
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Free to Kosi for a push off the contest. Curves away at the last sec and misses.
40 - 55
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Ball-up 30 out. McAuliffe tackled without the pill plus in the back. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 7.4-46
Foot 8.7-55
32 min Q2
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Missing Mutaz badly down back.... :shh
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Half-time
Richmond 4.3 7.4-46
Footscray 2.4 8.7-55
Goals: Davidson 2, Koschitzke, McAuliffe, Collier, George.
Fought back in the last 5 mins but paid for that soft insipid 15-20 min patch in that 2nd qtr.
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Stats to HT:
McAuliffe 11
Trezise 11
Smith 7
Bauer 5
Kmac 5
Kosi 4
Coulthard 3
Ryan 3
Green 2
Naismith 2
Disposals 125 - 210
Marks 24 - 43
Clearances 15 - 31
Inside 50s 21 - 34
Tackles 34 - 39
Hitouts 26 - 28
Frees 10 - 9
https://www.afl.com.au/vfl/matches/6363#team-stats
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Lachie Street out of the game. Ch 7 said 'Tigers are expecting a serious knee injury' :(.
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Another forward stoppage where no one is protecting the defensive side and the Dogs waltz it out the front up the other end for a goal :banghead.
Bloody schoolboy stuff :banghead.
46 - 61
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Bumping instead of tackling :facepalm. Another gift :banghead.
46 - 67
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I see the idiotic bump from behind instead of tackling that just gives the oppo player a boost has spread to our VFL side now.... :banghead
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Out of the middle and Green gets one back :gotigers.
Rich 8.4-52
Foot 10.7-67
6 min Q3
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Kosi off with a rolled ankle.
Did we walk under a ladder near a black cat while breaking a mirror?! :help
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Bauer top mark in defence. We transition along the outer wing. Keep our heads and McAuliffe marks 30 out directly in front.
Misses a gettable one.
53 - 67
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Forward stoppage. McAuliffe kicks the hard one off-balance from the pocket :gotigers
Rich 9.5-59
Foot 10.7-67
12 min Q3
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Rushed point.
60 - 67
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Guiney smother leads to the transition from D50. Good mark by Davidson on the wing. Ends up with George marking 30 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 10.6-66
Foot 10.7-67
22 min Q3
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Out the middle. Loose ball inside F50. George snaps and puts us in front :gotigers
Rich 11.6-72
Foot 10.7-67
23 min Q3
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McAuliffe better be selected next week and play the season out. It's bs he is still in the VFL team. Generation next is way overdue
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Goal to the Dogs.
72 - 74
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Play the percentages and take another stoppage. Don't just cough it up :scream.
72 - 80
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Smith high ball and Davidson marks by the point post just before the siren.
Almost missed the ball with his foot and kicks it into the man on the mark :P.
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3/4 time
Richmond 4.3 7.4 11.6-72
Footscray 2.4 8.7 12.8-80
Goals: George 3, McAuliffe 2, Davidson 2, Koschitzke, Green, Coulthard, Collier.
Did well for most of the quarter until the last 5 mins when we coughed up those two red time goals to the Dogs.
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Stats to 3QT:
McAuliffe 21 disposals
Trezise 15
Kmac 13
Bauer 11
Smith 10
Green 6
Kosi 6
Coulthard 4
Ryan 4
Naismith 2
Disposals 202 - 289
Marks 39 - 59
Clearances 27 - 41
Inside 50s 37 - 46
Tackles 51 - 54
Hitouts 45 - 42
Frees 15 - 13
https://www.afl.com.au/vfl/matches/6363#player-stats
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Trezise now down. Landed heavily and copped whiplash.
Up and the trainer is taking him off.
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Coulthard nice pass to Samson on the lead by the boundary 40 out. Great kick! Goal! :gotigers
Rich 12.6-78
Foot 12.9-81
5 min Q4
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D50 stoppage. Naismith pushed aside by Lobb too easily. Goal to Dogs.
78 - 87
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D50 stoppage. Naismith pushed aside by Lobb too easily. Goal to Dogs.
78 - 87
Should have been a free
But whatever
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Guiney courageous defensive spoil. Legs taken out while in the air and he's down.
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Another goal to the Dogs.
78 - 93
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Time to move Bauer forward.
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Now that's a BS free.
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Green copped it right in the head and no free and then the umps pay one the other way ::).
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Davidson kicks it to Kosi on one leg 25 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 13.6-84
Foot 14.12-96
26 min Q4
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How tall is Davidson? looks like a player.
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I've lost count how many times we've allowed a Dogs mid to fly through and out the front of a stoppage :banghead.
Dogs goal seals it.
84 - 102
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So you can dump a player twice right in front of the ump? ::)
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We look out of juice.
84 - 110
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Down field free to Kosi. Misses.
85 - 110
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Great effort by Kosi to stay out there.
Should be off but due to no one left on the bench he's played the game out
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MSD can't come quick enough - gunna have half a dozen picks at this rate.... :shh
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Great effort by Kosi to stay out there.
Should be off but due to no one left on the bench he's played the game out
Getting in before people accuse him of being selfish?
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Great effort by Kosi to stay out there.
Should be off but due to no one left on the bench he's played the game out
Getting in before people accuse him of being selfish?
No the fact he was allowed to stay out there is just more #meehanmagic..... :shh
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Final Score
Richmond 4.3 7.4 11.6 13.7-85
Footscray 2.4 8.7 12.8 17.14-116
Goals: George 3, Koschitzke 2, McAuliffe 2, Davidson 2, Ryan, Green, Coulthard, Collier.
Feel away in the last 15 mins. A mixture of a lack of class and running out of players on the bench. Street (knee), Trezise (concussion) off and Kosi playing on one leg. Not sure why Morris didn't push Bauer forward.
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Great effort by Kosi to stay out there.
Should be off but due to no one left on the bench he's played the game out
Getting in before people accuse him of being selfish?
No the fact he was allowed to stay out there is just more #meehanmagic..... :shh
Ah, I forgot that one.
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How tall is Davidson? looks like a player.
Hard to find any info about his actual height online.
“Sam is a unique player in the fact that he is the size of a key position player, but runs better than anyone on the field. You would have seen that in his work rate around the ground, consistently getting to contests that others couldn't. He also had a big impact despite a low possession count.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1548520/vfl-report-round-6
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How tall is Davidson? looks like a player.
Hard to find any info about his actual height online.
“Sam is a unique player in the fact that he is the size of a key position player, but runs better than anyone on the field. You would have seen that in his work rate around the ground, consistently getting to contests that others couldn't. He also had a big impact despite a low possession count.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1548520/vfl-report-round-6
Thanks OE- he looks 194ish and could be someone to rookie.
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They said on the telecast he was 193cm
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Thanks WP.
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I see McAuliffe got 25 touches, 2 goals and 11 tackles.
Time for some game time I think.
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I see McAuliffe got 25 touches, 2 goals and 11 tackles.
Time for some game time I think.
Reckon he and Coulthard are almost locks for next week
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VFL Tigers fall to undefeated Bulldogs
By Zakariya El-Houli
Richmond Media
12 May 2024
Richmond VFL has handed its second defeat of the season by the Footscray Bulldogs, going down by 31 points on Sunday afternoon at the Swinburne Centre.
The Tigers stuck with the ladder-leading Bulldogs for much of the game, however a fast finish from the visitors proved to be the difference in the end, with the full-time score reading 13.7 (85) to 17.14 (116).
In the opening term, the Tigers started strongly. Sam Davidson’s back-to-back majors gave the hosts momentum before Nicholas Collier converted his first goal as a VFL Tiger.
It was a very efficient showing from the Tigers in the opening term, and seven scores from 12 entries saw them establish an 11-point quarter-time lead.
A highlight for Richmond early in the second quarter was Matthew Coulthard’s sensational snap from the pocket.
However, a six-goal blitz from the Bulldogs separated Tiger majors. In a dominant 15-minute period, the visitors turned a 17-point deficit into a 22-point lead of their own, after kicking six goals in a row from eight inside 50s.
Despite the Tigers having just nine disposals in a thirteen-minute patch, they responded strongly on the breath of half-time with majors against the grain from Jacob Koschitzke and Kane McAuliffe.
McAuliffe performed well on the day with 25 disposals, 10 tackles and two goals.
The Tigers had nullified some of the damage done by the Bulldogs in the second quarter and went into the main break trailing by nine points.
The fast start from the Bulldogs in the second half saw the hosts trail by 21 points early on.
However, majors from Steely Green (seven disposals, 10 tackles, one goal), McAuliffe and Liam George saw the Tigers regain the lead in the third term.
George, a late inclusion into the match, performed strongly with seven disposals, two marks and three goals.
For the second time in the match, it was four goals in a row for the Tigers.
The Bulldogs eventually broke the Tigers’ run of goals via Buku Khamis, who kicked back-to-back goals and was causing problems for Richmond’s defence.
A positive for the Tigers in defence was the performance from Jacob Bauer (11 disposals, three marks), who was solid in his return game and took a couple of strong intercept marks.
At the other end of the ground, tall forward Sam Davidson (14 disposals, five marks, two goals), was also lively for the hosts.
Eight points separated the two sides going into the final term. Samson Ryan’s goal early in the fourth term got his side to within three points, however the Bulldogs responded with two of their own to extend their lead to 15 points.
Late in the quarter, Jacob Koschitzke’s second goal of the afternoon gave the hosts some hope, however, an instant response from the visitors iced the game.
The Bulldogs’ late three-goals saw the full time margin sit at 31 points.
The Tigers now sit in sixth on the ladder, and will look ahead to their next challenge against the Sandringham Zebras on Sunday, May 19 at Trevor Barker Oval.
Richmond 4.3 7.4 11.6 13.7
Footscray 2.4 8.7 12.8 17.14
Goalkickers: George (3), McAuliffe (2), Koschitzke (2), Davidson (2), Collier, Green, Ryan, Coulthard
Best: McAuliffe, McIntosh, George, McCarthy, Davidson, Brindley, Wilson
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1553209/vfl-tigers-fall-to-undefeated-bulldogs
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Individual stats:
McAuliffe 25 disp. (14k, 11h), 1m, 10t, 7c, 4in50, - ,2g, 1b
McIntosh 21 disp. (12k, 9h), 3m, 4t, 8c, 4in50.
Trezise 16 disp. (11k, 5h), 3m, 4t, - , 3in50.
Smith 13 disp. (12k, 1h), 4m, 2t, - , 1in50.
Bauer 11 disp. (11k, 0h), 3m, 1t.
Coulthard 10 disp. ( 8k, 2h), 3m, 4t, 1c, 2in50, , 1g.
Koschitzke 9 disp. ( 7k, 2h), 4m, - , - , 1in50, 4ho, 2g, 2b
Green 7 disp. ( 5k, 2h), - , 10t, 3c, 3in50, - , 1g.
Ryan 5 disp. ( 2k, 3h), 2m, 5t, - , 1in50, 43ho, 1g.
Naismith 4 disp. ( 2k, 2h), 1m, 1t, - , 1in50, 20ho.
VFL-listers
McCarthy 20 disposals
Johnson 16
Wilson 16
Brindley 15
Davidson 14
Harris 12
Olden 12
Feneley 8
Garner 7
George 7
Street 7
Guiney 6
Collier 6
Team stats:
Disposals 267 - 389
Kicks 165 - 215
Handballs 102 - 174
Marks 49 - 78
Clearances 35 - 58
Inside 50s 40 - 65
Tackles 78 - 80
Hitouts 67 - 53
Frees 19 - 16
https://www.afl.com.au/vfl/matches/6363#team-stats
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Go KMac!!!
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Go KMac2!!!
fify :shh
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Go KMac2!!!
fify :shh
👌👍🏿🙌
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Confirmed ACL for Lachie Steet :(.
No mention of who will take over as captain of our VFL side.
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VFL Report: Round 7
4 hrs ago
Richmond VFL coach Steve Morris provides a summary of how the Tigers’ players performed in last Sunday's Round 7 loss against Footscray at the Swinburne Centre.
Kane McAuliffe (25 disposals, 15 contested possessions, four rebound-50s, four inside-50s, 10 tackles, seven clearances, two goals)
“Kane had a big impact on the game offensively and he also had a game-high 10 tackles. He still has a few things standing out in his game that he needs to work on, but he's a really professional kid who's made a great start to life at Tigerland and will certainly get to work at doing so.”
Kamdyn McIntosh (21 disposals, 13 contested possessions, three marks, four inside-50s, four tackles, eight clearances)
“Kamdyn started on a wing and had a huge influence on the match. He stepped into the midfield in the second half and was outstanding. He had a game-high eight clearances and his physicality really stood out.”
Tom McCarthy (20 disposals, three inside-50s, five tackles, four clearances)
“In just his second game at the footy club, Tom is already having a really big impact around the footy. He probably wasn't as clean as he was the week before, but he's looking more and more comfortable at VFL level.”
James Trezise (16 disposals, 75% disposal efficiency, four marks, five rebound-50s, three inside-50s, three tackles)
“It’s been great to see James back over the last couple of weeks. He got himself into fantastic positions on the weekend and was solid in defence. He was a little bit rusty with his hands at ground level which is a real strength of his, but I'm looking forward to him getting better and better each week in the coming month.”
Austin Johnson (16 disposals, seven contested possessions, four rebound-50s)
“I thought Austin was again outstanding. He had a few efforts that really typified what we want to achieve and typified our DNA. He knows our system back-to-front and is in really good form.”
Lachlan Wilson (16 disposals, 12 contested possessions, three inside-50s, six tackles, four clearances)
“Whilst he didn't have huge numbers on the weekend, Lachlan’s impact on the game was substantial. His ability to go from offence to defence quicker than anyone else on the field is a real highlight and he's just hungry to learn at every opportunity.”
Thomas Brindley (15 disposals, 93% disposal efficiency, six marks, three rebound-50s)
“Thomas has had a couple of huge tasks over the last couple of weeks and is in really good form. He impacted in the air and it's great to see him helping our offense with his ability to cover the ground as well.”
Sam Davidson (14 disposals, 86% disposal efficiency, five marks, three inside-50s, two goals)
“Sam hit the scoreboard with two goals, and I thought his influence on the match was profound. His running ability for his size is unmatched, and he could have easily had an even bigger impact on the scoreboard. He's developing really nicely.”
Kaleb Smith (13 disposals, four marks, seven rebound-50s)
“Kaleb had a solid game again on the weekend and he continues to get better. This is a player that is really only in his first season of footy, and he's showing some fantastic signs.”
Chad Harris (12 disposals, 83% disposal efficiency, four marks, five tackles)
“I felt as though Chad struggled to get into the game on the weekend. We played him a little bit on the wing, and at half-back, but we know that he is capable of tearing games apart, and hopefully, that's just around the corner after recovering from some back issues that have been causing him problems.”
Cam Olden (12 disposals, eight contested possessions, 75% disposal efficiency, seven tackles, three clearances)
“Cam played mostly forward, and a little bit of midfield. His endeavour was certainly there with seven tackles and probably could have had a bigger impact on the game than he did. With Lachlan Street out now, he's going to have to really step up, and I'm confident he will do so.”
Jacob Bauer (11 disposals, 82% disposal efficiency, three marks, eight rebound-50s)
“It was fantastic to see Jacob back out on the field. Offensively, I thought he was a standout. He looked strong in the air and I think with a little bit of continuity, he'll start to make more consistent decisions that are going to help him in the contest. It's an exciting time for him as he's just scratching the surface of his potential.”
Matthew Coulthard (10 disposals, three marks, four tackles, one goal)
“I think Matthew's progressing really nicely. His run and ability to use the football is really strong, and he consistently helps us out on defence but then can help equalize forward of the footy on offence. He's in some good form at the moment.”
Jacob Koschitzke (nine disposals, six contested possessions, four marks, four hit-outs, two goals)
“Jacob had four or five shots on goal on the day and he did a great job to stay out on the field as he was pretty sore. He wanted to put the team first which is a real credit to him. I don't think the ankle injury is very serious at all, and he's confident he'll be right to play this week.”
Jed Feneley (eight disposals, three rebound-50s)
“I think it was a really good learning lesson for Jed on the weekend. He came up against some seriously good opposition and was outsized, but these are the sorts of opportunities that can really help young players like him grow. He's a player with immense talent that can learn from this experience against a really good Footscray side.”
Lachlan Street (seven disposals, 86% disposal efficiency)
“Just absolutely shattering news to hear about Lachlan’s ACL. He was having an outstanding season for us and was playing some of the best footy of his career down back, so we're going to have to find a different way and lean on some other players for the leadership. But I know there are a few of the others that are up for that challenge. We wish our skipper all the best in his recovery. We love you mate.”
Joel Garner (seven disposals, three inside-50s, five tackles)
“Joel by his own admission didn't have his best day at the office. What I can say is he is bringing others along in their development journey in a wonderful way, and I'm really proud of the way he's approaching his footy at the moment. He's a super player and his on-field performance will come if he keeps leading into the growth of others as well.”
Steely Green (seven disposals, six contested possessions, three inside-50s, 10 tackles, three clearances)
“Steely tried his absolute backside off. Whilst he didn't get used offensively as often as we would have liked, I thought he still had a very big impact on the game. He led the team, with an equal game-high 10 tackles, and when we did use him, I thought he was really effective for us. Hopefully, he gets used more often in his role, and hopefully, he's not too far off an AFL debut.”
Liam George (seven disposals, five contested possessions, 86% disposal efficiency, three goals)
“Liam was a late in with the withdrawal of Archie May, and I thought he was fantastic. To see Liam's growth in his understanding of our game plan and structures over the last couple of weeks has been really pleasing. He's a lovable kid that we are so lucky to have a part of our program. He showed his immense talent in front of goals on the weekend, and I think he's only going to get better.”
Nick Collier (six disposals, three tackles, one goal)
“Nick didn't have a huge amount of the footy on the stat sheet, but I'm loving what he's bringing to our program at the moment. He's a great runner who is hell-bent on running the patterns that are going to help the team, and I think he's gaining a better understanding of what's required of him each and every week. He's another young kid that will never shirk a contest and is very team orientated.”
Nick Guiney (six disposals, three rebound-50s, three tackles)
“Nick was ever reliable behind the footy, but I feel as though we can probably utilize his offensive power more than we are at the moment. It's probably upon us as coaches to ensure that we get him involved to the level that we know he can because he is a very good player and we want him up and firing on offence as well as doing a fantastic job on defence.”
Samson Ryan (five disposals, three contested possessions, five tackles, 43 hit-outs, one goal)
“I thought Samson was huge in the ruck. It was a great opportunity for him to battle up against a couple of very good ruck opponents. I think he can have a bigger influence on the game away from the ruck work around the ground, and he probably didn't have that influence on the weekend, but he's in good form at the moment.”
Sam Naismith (four disposals, four contested possessions, 20 hit-outs)
“I thought Sam was huge in the first half for us in halving contests where he was one against two and one against three. His game was a lot better than the stat sheet suggests, and I really appreciate the fact that he had to work through some adversity with his body on the day. He's always keen to put the team first, and his leadership is really important for our young group. We're lucky to have Sam out there modelling the behaviours and values that we want to see in our young team.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1555336/vfl-match-report-round-7
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Another backhanded compliment for KMac2....(https://illiweb.com/fa/i/smiles/suspect.gif)
btw seen a few people getting a bit excited about Davidson and talking about him as a possible MSD pick (we do value "hard runners")...would just be another McIntosh at AFL level IMO..... :shh
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Were we a better side against Footscray without Macca , might not be the best but he might be the best available.
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lmao - yeah I'm sure old Sir Runsalot would've made all the diffrence... :propeller
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So who would you bring in , let see how well your suggestion goes , can’t wait for non answer 😜
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Well it's all moot now as you got your way - Sir Runsalot back to save the day..... :shh
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lol, great non answer
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Any of the other AFL listed players that are playing in the VFL this week.