One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: cub on August 21, 2006, 09:57:40 PM
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Our results against the scum this year
Round 5
Richmond 12. 20. (92) def. Carlton 11. 18. (84)
Round 6
Essendon 13. 17. (95) def. by Richmond 13. 19. (97)
Round 13 - Particulary enjoyed this one
Richmond 13. 14. (92) def. Collingwood 6. 9. (45)
Round 20
Carlton 14. 11. (95) def. by Richmond 21. 14. (140)
Thats right, haven't lost one - lets hope the boys can finish off the job this weekend. :gotigers
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sad thing is 25 years ago a set of results like that would have us as favorites for the flag, now we cant even make the 8 with that set of results.
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25 years ago we were flag favourites ;) lol.
Just goes to show how the mighty have fallen. The Blues and Dons will spend a few more years holding up the ladder while the Pies are overrated and will be lucky to make the finals next year. A good time for us to rise again :thumbsup.
Beating anyone of them is always sweet but the annihilation of the Pies my favourite thanks to one drunken Magpie moron who had no comeback :rollin.
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:thumbsup
:gotigers
My friend at work always reminds me how many finals Collingwood have been in compared to Richmond in recent years, then I remind him how it ended and what happened in Round 13, 2006...
;D
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:thumbsup
:gotigers
My friend at work always reminds me how many finals Collingwood have been in compared to Richmond in recent years, then I remind him how it ended and what happened in Round 13, 2006...
;D
1 flag in the last 48 years shuts them up every time :thumbsup.
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History beckons for Tigers
6:21:57 PM Tue 22 August, 2006
Paul Gough
Sportal for afl.com.au
Richmond gets the chance to break a 75-year hoodoo when it takes on Essendon at the MCG on Saturday night.
A win for the Tigers would give them a clean sweep in 2006 in matches against the club's three biggest rivals - Carlton, Collingwood and Essendon - something the club has only ever achieved once in its history since joining the competition in 1908.
And that was way back in 1931 when the Tigers defeated all three of their great rivals at Punt Road as well beating them at Princes Park, Victoria Park and Windy Hill respectively.
Since then the Tigers have lost to at least one of their great rivals in every season since - including in all their premiership years.
Full article at: http://richmondfc.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=291531
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There's always someone worse off -> Carlton 3 spoons in 5 years.