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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on October 19, 2017, 10:07:15 AM
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We’re bringing the Cup to you!
Over the coming months, we’ll be visiting regional Victoria and a majority of capital cities so our Tiger Army faithful can have a meet & greet with the 2017 Premiership Cup.
See below for details of when the Cup will be near you, and check back for further details (including venues) shortly.
**Tour details correct as at Wednesday, October 18
VICTORIA
Richmond
Sports Hall at the Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval
Friday 20 Oct
9am – 3pm
Cardinia Shire
Officer Community Hub
2 Parker St, Officer
Saturday Oct 21
11am – 2pm
Mildura
Saturday, Oct 28
11am – 3pm
Echuca
Sunday, Oct 29
11am – 3pm
Shepparton
Sunday, Nov 5
11am – 3pm
Bendigo*
QUEENSLAND
Gold Coast
Saturday, Nov 11
11am – 3pm
NEW SOUTH WALES
Sydney
Sunday, Nov 12
11am – 3pm
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Darwin
Friday, Nov 17 – Sunday, Nov 19*
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth
Saturday, Nov 25*
TASMANIA
Hobart*
*Further details to be confirmed as soon as possible. Times and locations are subject to change at short notice.
Please note:
We aim to give as many of our fans as possible a chance to take a photo of the Cup. Due to high demand, we cannot guarantee that all attendees will have the opportunity to view the cup and/or to take a photo, so we ask for your patience on the day, and for you to arrive earlier than the allocated time to ensure your place.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/2017CupTour
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Richmond will take premiership cup on tour of regional Victoria and Australian capitals.
PETER ROLFE
Herald Sun
19 October 2017 7:00pm
AFTER waiting 37 years for Grand Final glory, Richmond is set to take its premiership cup on a whistlestop tour to share the spoils with fans.
The Tigers will take their 11th cup on a tour of regional Victoria and most Australian capital cities as they continue to soak up the glory of their drought breaking win.
Richmond chief executive Brendon Gale said the team was determined to share the occasion with its dedicated band of supporters who waited so long for success.
“We are excited to take the premiership cup out to the Tiger Army faithful,’’ he said.
“We are a club with a national footprint with Richmond fans throughout Australia and they have been patiently waiting for a long time for the club to show off some silverware.’’
The tour, kicking off from the Punt Rd Oval on October 20, will take in the likes of Mildura, Echuca, Shepparton, Bendigo and Officer.
It will also venture to Sydney, Darwin, Perth, Hobart and the Gold Coast.
But the Tigers have already warned fans that not everyone will be able to pose for a photo with the cup “due to high demand’’.
Gale said all events would be free of charge.
“This is a great opportunity to take the cup to our loyal fans before we put it in a cabinet at Punt Road where everyone is always welcome to come and see it,’’ he said.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/teams/richmond/richmond-to-take-premiership-cup-on-tour/news-story/e1a4cb3b331063c920d1eea28fc77bc2
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This is a perfect chance for us stop over in Adelaide with our new shiny Premiership cup & pick up some nice fresh salt!
Maybe Tex could show us his power stance again ... :lol
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This is a perfect chance for us stop over in Adelaide with our new shiny Premiership cup & pick up some nice fresh salt!
Maybe Tex could show us his power stance again ... :lol
Lmao I would do it right in front of Westlakes there training facility. :rollin
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does anyone think the cup will come around again for pubic viewing??
Not sure i can get both my kids out there tomorrow
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does anyone think the cup will come around again for pubic viewing??
Not sure i can get both my kids out there tomorrow
Yep same
How fitting on a school day.
I guess our elderly and centrelink supporters will het a good go tomorrow :shh
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Here is the itinerary for the Richmond 2017 premiership cup tour . . .
Keep up-to-date with the 2017 premiership cup tour and any changes/updates to the schedule:
Saturday, October 21: Cardinia Shire, Officer Community Hub, 2 Parker Street, Officer, 11am-2pm.
Saturday, October 28: Mildura, Langtree Mall, 11am-3pm.
Sunday, October 29: Echuca, 11am-3pm.
Friday, November 3: Shepparton, Maude Street Mall, 11am-2pm.
Saturday, November 11: Gold Coast, 11am-3pm (further details to come).
Sunday, November 12: Sydney, 11am-3pm (further details to come).
Friday, November 17-November 19: Darwin (further details to come).
Saturday, November 25: Perth (further details to come).
The cup also will be touring Bendigo and Hobart before the end of the year, and Adelaide in 2018, when the Tigers play there, with the possibility of some other locations to be confirmed at a later date.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2017-10-20/the-tigers-2017-premiership-cup-tour
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I thought it was extremely poor we couldn't hold or even touch the cup.
I've seen many pics of friends who were given the opportunity with their clubs to hold aloft the cup, but not today.
Unless I have missed something?
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I thought it was extremely poor we couldn't hold or even touch the cup.
I've seen many pics of friends who were given the opportunity with their clubs to hold aloft the cup, but not today.
Unless I have missed something?
I'm pretty sure some pies supporter I know, have a pic with their hand on the handle. Even though its Collingwood every time Ive seen that photo at their house I'm pleased for them that they got the opportunity to have a photo.
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Yes went down yesterday
Only 5 people there
There were red carpets and bollards set up
But no supporters
Couldn’t get within 1 metre of Cup
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Yes went down yesterday
Only 5 people there
There were red carpets and bollards set up
But no supporters
Couldn’t get within 1 metre of Cup
What time did you go down Jack?
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Couldn’t Dogs supporters take photos holding the cup for a price last year? Stupid time to do it anyway, most people are working and kids are at school. They’re touring it on weekends just about every place except where most of the supporters are :thumbsdown
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Yes went down yesterday
Only 5 people there
There were red carpets and bollards set up
But no supporters
Couldn’t get within 1 metre of Cup
What time did you go down Jack?
There at 10.30
Disappointed couldn’t get to hold it
Did get to hold it at the Virgin GF Party the Wednesday before the GF though 👍🏆
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Yeah people who have jobs and a life don't have time for all that shyte... :shh
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Yes went down yesterday
Only 5 people there
There were red carpets and bollards set up
But no supporters
Couldn’t get within 1 metre of Cup
What time did you go down Jack?
There at 10.30
Disappointed couldn’t get to hold it
Did get to hold it at the Virgin GF Party the Wednesday before the GF though 👍🏆
Nice, yeah dissapointed i didnt go. Guess not the end of the worls though. Just glad i got to experience grand final week and being at the ground to watch.
All those years of mrc paid themselves off 8)
I remember someone saying "why would you even need reserved right to gf tix as a tiger supporter" :shh :shh
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Yeah people who have jobs and a life don't have time for all that shyte... :shh
So true.
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"Priority boarding as the Cup Tour continues 🏆✈️ @VirginAustralia "
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https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/923697963083341826
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Priority boarding into economy class?
woo hoo
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The Cup is/was on display in Mildura today.
http://www.sunraysiadaily.com.au/story/5018533/fans-set-to-hail-the-grail/
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I messaged a couple of people here some days ago about the engraving on the cup and in particular the engraving of 'Richmond'
I was really concerned about the quality of the engraving because I felt it was really poorly done. I let it go because I thought that
maybe I had it wrong and my eyes were deceiving me but I have noticed on another forum the engraving as come up in a post and
that particular post has received a lot of thumbs up.
It seems to me, that it was a rushed job probably done on the cheap. Its a shame. First premiership cup in 37 years and they did
that to it. You'd think after waiting 37 years they'd take the cup to Hardy Bros and get it engraved there. What are other peoples thoughts.
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Agree Ramps, it looks like it was hammered in by a Year 8 metalwork student. The text is off centre which I'm not pleased with, and Virgin should get their belt buckle off the cup, it will get scratched.
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Punt Road, Gol Gol, NSW 📍🏆
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNNPfFeUEAA9CNo.jpg)
https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/924169772861874177
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Gee the engraving is even worse than I thought in that shot. Its not properly centred, the font used isn't right, the "C" has been butchered and the "D" seems smaller than the rest, none of the engraving is crisp either. They've completely stuffed it up. What a shame. RFCO if he or she still comes in here should answer what happened with the engraving.
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It’s a photo of a curved reflective surface.
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You just have to add an exclamation mark after RICHMOND and it would be perfectly centred. :snidegrin
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The Cup is in Echuca today ...
"Sunday morning on the Murray 🛶 Echuca, VIC 📍🏆 #gotiges "
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNQhRHSUQAAFUE2.jpg)
https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/924400420704870401
"Great to see some of the players' families visiting the Cup in Echuca today 🏆 "
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNRUp_DVwAAKKeh.jpg)
https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/924456931695013888
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The Cup is in Shepparton today.
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Die-hard Richmond fans will be able to get up close and personal with this year’s AFL premiership cup in Shepparton today.
The Tigers are midway through a tour across regional Australia, and the cup will be in Maude St Mall from 11am to 2pm, giving the Tiger Army faithful a rare chance to have a photo with the prized silverware.
After today’s visit to Shepparton, the cup will go into hiding for seven days, before reappearing on the Gold Coast on November 11.
http://www.sheppnews.com.au/2017/11/03/117730/tigers-fans-can-get-hold-of-cup
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Cup Tour: Mildura/Echuca
VIDEO: http://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/2017-11-04/cup-tour-milduraechuca
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Tigers’ trophy in town
by Hayden Thomson
Shepparton News
November 04, 2017
Richmond Football Club’s ‘Tiger Army’ was out in force yesterday with the premiership cup on show in Shepparton’s Maude St Mall.
‘‘The club is pleased and proud that we can bring a slice of the premiership here,’’ club spokeswoman Georgina Cahill said.
‘‘To thank our members in Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley.’’
Fans had the chance to have a photo with the one-of-a-kind piece of silverware, with a ‘‘steady flow’’ lining up during the three-hour showing.
‘‘Not too many dressed up in outrageous outfits but we had a few wild characters,’’ Ms Cahill said.
Shepparton resident Corey Foster was in the mall to grab a coffee when he saw the line-up and the shiny cup.
‘‘I’ve supported them since I was four ... I love Dusty but the list goes on and on,’’ he said.
‘‘I had faith ahead of the grand final and I hadn’t cried like I did for a long time after the boys won it ... what’s not to love about them.’’
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http://www.sheppnews.com.au/2017/11/04/117915/tigers-trophy-in-town
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(https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.formstack.com/public/426746/image_WebsiteHeaderDinnerwiththeCupComp.jpg)
Win the 2017 Premiership Cup at your home for dinner for you and 10 of your friends! Simply enter your details below for your chance to win.
Only one entry per person. Dinner will be in January - March 2018, on a night to be confirmed with the winner. Competition closes 5pm, Sunday, 10 December, 2017.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/win-dinner-with-the-cup
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The Cup is in Northern Tassie.
http://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/5046578/hundreds-turn-up-for-premiership-cup/
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I messaged a couple of people here some days ago about the engraving on the cup and in particular the engraving of 'Richmond'
I was really concerned about the quality of the engraving because I felt it was really poorly done. I let it go because I thought that
maybe I had it wrong and my eyes were deceiving me but I have noticed on another forum the engraving as come up in a post and
that particular post has received a lot of thumbs up.
It seems to me, that it was a rushed job probably done on the cheap. Its a shame. First premiership cup in 37 years and they did
that to it. You'd think after waiting 37 years they'd take the cup to Hardy Bros and get it engraved there. What are other peoples thoughts.
If we're being picky, it looks like the gold leaves are off-centre to the original engraved AFL text. The word "Richmond" looks centered to the front two gold leaves.
(http://oneeyed-richmond.com/images/u18/premiershipcup2017.jpg)
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I messaged a couple of people here some days ago about the engraving on the cup and in particular the engraving of 'Richmond'
I was really concerned about the quality of the engraving because I felt it was really poorly done. I let it go because I thought that
maybe I had it wrong and my eyes were deceiving me but I have noticed on another forum the engraving as come up in a post and
that particular post has received a lot of thumbs up.
It seems to me, that it was a rushed job probably done on the cheap. Its a shame. First premiership cup in 37 years and they did
that to it. You'd think after waiting 37 years they'd take the cup to Hardy Bros and get it engraved there. What are other peoples thoughts.
If we're being picky, it looks like the gold leaves are off-centre to the original engraved AFL text. The word "Richmond" looks centered to the front two gold leaves.
Originally, I really didn't notice it but now it can't disputed
Yep, clearly not centred correctly apart from that the font type is fine.
Disappointing but there is nothing they can do about it unless we get another cup made... but no way should we do it
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The Cup is up on the Gold Coast today. A very good turnout to see it too.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DOUckoaUIAAhR-I.jpg)
https://twitter.com/paul_football/status/929180372943826944
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https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/929148584372592640
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Looks more centred in that last picture or is it just me?
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Looks more centred in that last picture or is it just me?
I was just thinking that too
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https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/929468125443010560
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The centring isn't quite right the big disappointment is the lack of 'crispness' of the engraving and the D in Richmond is smaller
than the rest. Sadly there is nothing that can be done, hopefully next time they go to a proper jeweller like Hardy Bros and get it
engraved their. Hardys did the engraving for the Melbourne Cup for a fair while, they would have job a much better job. The cup
now seems to have lost a little bit of its lustre because of the poor engraving job. Its just disappointing. For a couple hundred
bucks this wouldn't have even been a problem. I wonder who made the decision to take the cup to the engravers that did it? They
deserve a huge kick up the backside for mine. Premiership cups don't grow on trees.
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The centring isn't quite right the big disappointment is the lack of 'crispness' of the engraving and the D in Richmond is smaller
than the rest. Sadly there is nothing that can be done, hopefully next time they go to a proper jeweller like Hardy Bros and get it
engraved their. Hardys did the engraving for the Melbourne Cup for a fair while, they would have job a much better job. The cup
now seems to have lost a little bit of its lustre because of the poor engraving job. Its just disappointing. For a couple hundred
bucks this wouldn't have even been a problem. I wonder who made the decision to take the cup to the engravers that did it? They
deserve a huge kick up the backside for mine. Premiership cups don't grow on trees.
Who's to say the AFL didn't organise the engraving Ramps?
they control everything else, wouldn't surprise if they control this
And again who's to say it wasn't a reputable jeweller who has simply stuffed up? Sadly it happens more often than folks realise
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Pretty sure clubs oversee the engraving - f.e. last year, Dogs didn't get around to having it done for ages - still wasn't even done when they were having the fan photos...also the fact they're usually not done in gold lettering like ours is suggests that was the club's idea... :shh
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Pretty sure clubs oversee the engraving - f.e. last year, Dogs didn't get around to having it done for ages - still wasn't even done when they were having the fan photos...also the fact they're usually not done in gold lettering like ours is suggests that was the club's idea... :shh
Fair enough
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Pretty sure clubs oversee the engraving - f.e. last year, Dogs didn't get around to having it done for ages - still wasn't even done when they were having the fan photos...also the fact they're usually not done in gold lettering like ours is suggests that was the club's idea... :shh
Fair enough
and the gold lettering is also a fail. sometimes less is more.
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As a comparison, the 1969, 1980 & 2017 Cups. Each with different engraving font of "Richmond".
(http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/26e2f3494df80df847e4f16cfe663d45)
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The engraving on the 1969 is really good in my opinion. I think also this latest cup engraving is off
because the engraving is too straight at the base and doesn't loop up as much.
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(http://s.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL%20Tenant/Richmond/Images/Web%20Cycler%20Hero%20-%20Prem%20Cup%20Tour%20-%20PTH.jpg)
Source: RFC website.
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Can't wait til it gets to my place.
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Source: Club email ...
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https://richmondfc.formstack.com/forms/sunday_cup_viewing_november_26_members
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BbuLAk5h0GG/
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Event details
Date: Friday 1 December 2017
Time: 3.00 pm – 7.00 pm
Location: Function Centre, Bunjil Place, Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren
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Attention Tiger army – the 2017 AFL Premiership Cup is coming to the City of Casey this week!
The Richmond Football Club is bringing the Cup to Bunjil Place on Friday 1 December, and die-hard fans are invited to come and see this prized piece of silverware in all its glory and get a photo with it.
City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said Council was thrilled to be able to bring this exciting opportunity to residents.
“We know that the Casey community is footy mad, as am I, and I’m sure there are plenty local Tigers fans who will be keen to continue to share and relish in the premiership excitement,” he said.
“You’ll be able to get a photo with this coveted prize and the mascots, as well as Richmond players Jack Graham, Steve Morris and Ryan Garthwaite who will be in attendance from 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm.
“Through Council’s long-standing partnership with Melbourne Football Club, we offer many great opportunities for our community related to our country’s great game throughout the year.
And now we’re proud to welcome Richmond to our city to share their premiership glory with our residents.”
http://www.casey.vic.gov.au/council/news-publications/mediareleases/premiershipcup29nov17?BestBetMatch=premiership%7C1271fa1d-9c9a-476e-bae4-ab66953bea26%7Cb0ccfad0-1f1b-4e50-aa89-a17200edfc70%7Cen-AU
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Next Premiership Cup viewing will be back at Punt Rd this weekend.
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Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval
Saturday December 9 and Sunday December 10
10am - 4pm
Bonus book signing by Konrad Marshall, author of Yellow and Black, from 10am-12pm Saturday and 2pm-4pm Sunday
Enter via the side entrance of the Sports Hall at the Swinburne Centre. Please note there is no parking available.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/2017cuptour
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Next Premiership Cup viewing will be back at Punt Rd this weekend.
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Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval
Saturday December 9 and Sunday December 10
10am - 4pm
Bonus book signing by Konrad Marshall, author of Yellow and Black, from 10am-12pm Saturday and 2pm-4pm Sunday
Enter via the side entrance of the Sports Hall at the Swinburne Centre. Please note there is no parking available.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/2017cuptour
Bump.
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Richmond football manager Neil Balme said it had been great to share the glory of the club’s first premiership in 37 years with fans around the country.
“You realise how much people really care,” Balme said.
“It’s really nice to get it out to the fans to get their hands on it.”
There are plans for a few extra stops on the tour in the New Year, with Darwin and Hobart set to feature as well as Bendigo where the Tigers are headed for their community camp in February.
Fans can have photos with the cup from 10am to 4pm tomorrow at Punt Rd Oval.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/teams/richmond/tigers-to-put-away-2017-premiership-cup-and-focus-on-2018/news-story/cfea5749fbf492b520292f455f21159e
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Should've heard the boo when this bloke had his photo taken with the cup! #GoTiges
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DQkvJc2V4AAtx-l.jpg)
https://twitter.com/Johnno1629/status/939333867445534720
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The Cup has been making its way around Tasmania with @JackRiewoldt08 🗺🏆
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(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DS57fkZU8AAF74e.jpg)
https://twitter.com/Richmond_FC/status/949832381728399360
Before that it was with Kamdyn McIntosh at Windy Harbour, Western Australia.
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/26068084_681829368871813_6784862659008266240_n.jpg)
https://www.instagram.com/kamdynmcintosh/
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Looks like tried a few angles!
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Hey Tigers, want to take the cup? Fill in the spreadsheet
Nathan Schmook
afl.com.au
January 9, 2018 5:40 PM
RICHMOND'S 2017 premiership cup is winding up its national tour in Tasmania after players took the chance to take the prized silverware to their home towns over the off-season.
Using a spreadsheet to book in time with the cup since their premiership triumph last September, the Tigers have been flying around the country and hand delivering it to each other.
The club's first premiership cup in 37 years has toured from Ballarat with Dan Butler to Kangaroo Island with Jason Castagna, even making its way to Windy Harbour, in the south-west of WA, with Kamdyn McIntosh.
Players have posted pictures of the tour on social media, with Shaun Grigg even booking time to introduce his newborn son, Spencer, to the premiership cup.
Grand Final hero Jack Riewoldt is now taking the cup on a week-long tour of Tasmania before it takes its place next to the club's other 10.
Jack Riewoldt - Bruny Island Neck Game Reserve:
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Josh Caddy and family:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/23668311_449026702159475_2169097796039213056_n.jpg)
Jason Castagna and family:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/26155384_1993247924265455_7514871451376156672_n.jpg)
Nathan Broad and family:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/25038562_1954085034865312_4810976907598233600_n.jpg)
Dan Butler:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/25010088_1781128958854587_588621436805971968_n.jpg)
Brandon Ellis:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/23596209_150553929028799_8872090256602562560_n.jpg)
With Grigg's bubba:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/25039542_1569901983117406_7697884431675031552_n.jpg)
Benny Gale's place in Brighton Beach:
(https://instagram.fmel2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e35/25024122_1145772918859471_897536869376458752_n.jpg)
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-01-09/hey-tigers-want-to-take-the-cup-use-the-spreadsheet
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Melbourne
Saturday 27, January
Islamic Museum of Australia, 15A Anderson Rd, Thornbury
Including Bachar Houli's premiership medal, 2017 AFL Grand Final guernsey and boots
11am-1pm
Bendigo
Sunday 11 February
Time TBC
Adelaide
South Australian Supporters Group Function, Thursday 29 March
Enquiries: sa@rfcsupportergroup.com
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/2017cuptour
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https://twitter.com/WantirnaClub/status/957859388949110784
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What about the other nine? pee poor....
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Bendigo and Hobart dates are up.
Bendigo
Sunday 11 February
Rosalind Park, Rotunda End
11:00am – 2:00pm
Hobart
Saturday 10 March
North Hobart Oval
10:00am – 1:00pm
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/2017cuptour
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Premiership cup making way to Bendigo for camp
Bendigo Advertiser
Feb 8, 2018
RICHMOND supporters will have a chance to be photographed with the 2017 AFL premiership cup this Sunday in Bendigo.
The Tigers’ 11th premiership cup will be on display at the rotunda in Rosalind Park from 11am to 2pm.
Its arrival will come one day before Tigers players and coaches are due in Bendigo for their 2018 AFL Community Camp.
The Tigers will travel in two groups, with half the playing list to spend two days in Echuca.
A highlight of the community camp will be an open training session at the Queen Elizabeth Oval from 9.15am on Tuesday (February 13), with players to sign autographs after the session.
The club will work closely with AFL Victoria and its regional administration centres to provide football clinics and engage players with the broader Bendigo and Echuca communities.
http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5213563/premiership-cup-making-way-to-bendigo-for-camp/
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its time to put the cup away into the trophy cabinet and look to the future. This cup has done a bigger tour than a Johnny Farnham retirement gig.
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The Capital Tigers Committee is excited to announce that the 2017 Premiership Cup is coming to Canberra!
Come along to Eastlake Football Club on the 28th February between 5.00 pm and 9.00 pm for your opportunity to see the Cup and get your photo taken with the Cup.
We'll have the Grand Final playing on the big screen and there will be raffles, lucky door prize and auction items.
Grab yourself a drink, have a meal in the club., but do not miss out on this very special opportunity.
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About 800 fans flocked to Rosalind Park on Sunday to be photographed with the 2017 premiership cup.
http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5221243/grimes-backs-big-encore-from-tigers-team-mate-dustin-martin/?cs=12
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Went on Sunday
Reckon 800 is low on the amount that were there
Tigers fans everywhere
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Tigers faithful in touch with AFL trophy after 37-year wait
Herald Sun
11 March 2018
Richmond fans relished the chance to get near the precious AFL Premiership Cup at North Hobart. Winning the 2017 AFL premiership after a 37-year drought meant the world to the massive Tiger Army. And, as is every parent's right, indoctrination starts early on eager young minds as children got up close and personal with ...
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/tigers-faithful-in-touch-with-afl-trophy-after-37year-wait/news-story/73d8824bfcd4771fd4b3d7d3b30e2d19
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2017 Premiership Cup in the NSM
Tiger fans have the chance to get their photo with the 2017 premiership cup inside the National Sports Museum from 1.30pm-3.00pm this Sunday.
Located at Gate 3, kids get in FREE to the museum on AFL Sundays, while adult tickets cost just $12.50, which is 50 per cent off the normal price of admission. Be sure to get there early, as entry to the museum - and for the photo opportunity - is subject to capacity.
http://www.mcg.org.au/whats-on/events-calendar/2018/june/geelong-cats-v-richmond-june-17
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Tiger stars coming to Morwell
Latrobe Valley Express
Australian Community Media - Fairfax Media
26 July 2018
Gippsland-based Richmond supporters have the chance to get up close and personal with the 2017 premiership cup and two of the Tigers' prodigal sons next month when stars Jack Riewoldt and Alex Rance come to town.
The duo will make a special guest appearance at the Italian Australian Club in Morwell and will be joined by former great Dale Weightman, Yellow and Black: A Season With Richmond author Konrad Marshall and club stalwart Valy Crowe.
Attendees will have the opportunity to have their photo taken with all guests and will receive a free copy of the Tigers Almanac.
Riewoldt and Rance will be front and centre for questions on stage along with the other guests and there will also be a monster raffle and giveaways.
Gippsland Richmond Supporters Group president Chris Donoghue said he was "super excited" to be able to put on the event for local supporters.
"We've worked with them to put this together to have a big night here in the Valley for all the Tigers supporters," Donaghue said.
"To have the boys and the cup come down here is a bit of a coup for the community."
The event will be held on Saturday, August 18 at the Italian Australian Club from 4pm.
For more information or to purchase tickets, phone 0457 700 449 or visit rtssgmemorabilia.com/alexandjackingippsland
http://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/story/5548780/tiger-stars-coming-to-morwell/