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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on April 25, 2018, 03:00:12 PM
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https://twitter.com/dolbywah/status/988802932677132288
Premiership odds (TAB)
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Richmond 5.50
Adelaide 7
Geelong 7
GWS 7
Sydney 7
Port Adel. 11
Hawthorn 15
West Coast 15
Coll'wood 17
Essendon 17
North Melb. 34
Melbourne 34
Fremantle 67
W.Bulldogs 151
St Kilda 251
Brisbane 501
Gold Coast 501
Carlton 1001
https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/AFL%20Football/competitions/AFL%20Futures
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Not that I think they can win it, but Freo look well over in those odds.
I'd rate them a better chance than a number of the teams in front of them.
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Let's not get carried away. We've beaten Carlton, Brisbane, Hawthorn and Melbourne. Did anyone have those teams anywhere near the top 4 this season?
Can't believe the hype surrounding us at the moment.
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Let's not get carried away. We've beaten Carlton, Brisbane, Hawthorn and Melbourne. Did anyone have those teams anywhere near the top 4 this season?
Can't believe the hype surrounding us at the moment.
Correct, need to give Collingwood a wake-up call and then get a few serious scalps after that.
Still, you can only play who's in front of you.
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Let's not get carried away. We've beaten Carlton, Brisbane, Hawthorn and Melbourne. Did anyone have those teams anywhere near the top 4 this season?
Can't believe the hype surrounding us at the moment.
Correct, need to give Collingwood a wake-up call and then get a few serious scalps after that.
Still, you can only play who's in front of you.
As well as below you, and when you’re on top that is everyone.
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We are on top of the ladder
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Let's not get carried away. We've beaten Carlton, Brisbane, Hawthorn and Melbourne. Did anyone have those teams anywhere near the top 4 this season?
Can't believe the hype surrounding us at the moment.
Correct, need to give Collingwood a wake-up call and then get a few serious scalps after that.
Still, you can only play who's in front of you.
As well as below you, and when you’re on top that is everyone.
:snidegrin
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I have a question for the stat buffs, how many teams have sat atop of the ladder after round 6 and gone on to win the premiership??
Say in the last 10 years.
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I have a question for the stat buffs, how many teams have sat atop of the ladder after round 6 and gone on to win the premiership??
Say in the last 10 years.
Challenge accepted....
2008 , Grand finalists Geelong and Hawthorn sat 1 & 2
2009 , Grand finalists Geelong and St Kilda sat 1 & 2
2010 Grand finalists Collingwood and St Kilda sat 2 &3
2011 Grand finalists Collingwood and Geelong sat 1&2
2012 , Sydney was 3rd .
2013 Hawthorn was 5th (equal 3rd)
2014 Hawthorn was 2nd ( equal top )
2015 Hawthorn was 8th
2016 Western Bulldogs were 4th
2017 , Tigers were 4th ( equal second )
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I have a question for the stat buffs, how many teams have sat atop of the ladder after round 6 and gone on to win the premiership??
Say in the last 10 years.
Challenge accepted....
2008 , Grand finalists Geelong and Hawthorn sat 1 & 2
2009 , Grand finalists Geelong and St Kilda sat 1 & 2
2010 Grand finalists Collingwood and St Kilda sat 2 &3
2011 Grand finalists Collingwood and Geelong sat 1&2
2012 , Sydney was 3rd .
2013 Hawthorn was 5th (equal 3rd)
2014 Hawthorn was 2nd ( equal top )
2015 Hawthorn was 8th
2016 Western Bulldogs were 4th
2017 , Tigers were 4th ( equal second )
That 2015 one looked a bit odd. checked it up hawks were 3rd.
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Hawks were 3-3 . Lost to Essendon, Port and GWS . Think they ended up winning 9 in a row before losing to us on a Friday night .
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Hawks were 3-3 . Lost to Essendon, Port and GWS . Think they ended up winning 9 in a row before losing to us on a Friday night .
Yup my bad was going off ladder position after h&a season.
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I have a question for the stat buffs, how many teams have sat atop of the ladder after round 6 and gone on to win the premiership??
Say in the last 10 years.
Challenge accepted....
2008 , Grand finalists Geelong and Hawthorn sat 1 & 2
2009 , Grand finalists Geelong and St Kilda sat 1 & 2
2010 Grand finalists Collingwood and St Kilda sat 2 &3
2011 Grand finalists Collingwood and Geelong sat 1&2
2012 , Sydney was 3rd .
2013 Hawthorn was 5th (equal 3rd)
2014 Hawthorn was 2nd ( equal top )
2015 Hawthorn was 8th
2016 Western Bulldogs were 4th
2017 , Tigers were 4th ( equal second )
Awesome, Thanks for doing that.
So by the looks of it only once in the last 10 years has the premier finished top of the ladder. Very interesting
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#1 on the ladder
#1 in percentage (154.8% ..... up by 13 and 21 ahead of the next best)
#1 in offence (highest for .... 740)
#1 in defence (lowest against .... 478)
http://www.afl.com.au/ladder
:thumbsup
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Richmond’s capacity to score heavily, combined with an ultra-tight defence, has given it a percentage of 154.8 after seven rounds of the 2018 season, which is the Tigers’ highest for the corresponding period since 1942.
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2018-05-07/tigers-share-the-goalkicking-love
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On the ladder RICH are currently ranked #1 offensively (most points scored) and defensively (fewest points conceded) The last time they held that distinction was Round 2, 1949
https://twitter.com/sirswampthing/status/993503113960042497
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On the ladder RICH are currently ranked #1 offensively (most points scored) and defensively (fewest points conceded) The last time they held that distinction was Round 2, 1949
https://twitter.com/sirswampthing/status/993503113960042497
Is this current team better than the 1980 premiership team?
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On the ladder RICH are currently ranked #1 offensively (most points scored) and defensively (fewest points conceded) The last time they held that distinction was Round 2, 1949
https://twitter.com/sirswampthing/status/993503113960042497
Is this current team better than the 1980 premiership team?
Pretty hard to call so early on in the season. That team was awesome. Raines, Roach, Wiley, Bourke, Keane, The Flea, Jimmy Jess, Cloke, Mark Lee and of course KB destroying all and sundry in the finals. Even Mick Malthouse made all opposition small forwards nervous..... Bloody amazing collection of players.
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On the ladder RICH are currently ranked #1 offensively (most points scored) and defensively (fewest points conceded) The last time they held that distinction was Round 2, 1949
https://twitter.com/sirswampthing/status/993503113960042497
Is this current team better than the 1980 premiership team?
Pretty hard to call so early on in the season. That team was awesome. Raines, Roach, Wiley, Bourke, Keane, The Flea, Jimmy Jess, Cloke, Mark Lee and of course KB destroying all and sundry in the finals. Even Mick Malthouse made all opposition small forwards nervous..... Bloody amazing collection of players.
Hard to compare as they play(ed) different gamestyles and in different eras. Back in 1980, it was still a suburban comp. and you played away games at smaller (but tougher to win at) suburban grounds. For instance, we only played 10 times at the 'G for a 7-1-2 record.
1980 team was an offence machine. Averaged 125 pts per game over the H/A season and 200 pts aggregate ahead of the next best. 7 times they scored more than 150 pts including scores of 222 vs StK, 195 vs Melb, and 180 vs Foot. 3 times they won by 100+ pts. They also flogged Collingwood at Victoria Park which was a rarity (a portal to what would happen on GF day ;D )
The current team is a defence machine. Breaks the opposition defensively with high intensity speed and team pressure and then finishes them off offensively.
The current team is also backing up after winning the flag last year. In 1981, we were 4-3 after 7 rounds and ended up just missing the finals which got TJ the flick :P.
Ladder after Round 7
W-D-L % Pos.
1980 team 5-1-1 145 1st
2018 team 6-0-1 155 1st
2017 team 5-0-2 110 6th
Full season averages
Avg For Avg Agst
1980 team 125 (1st) 90 (3rd)
2018 team 106* (1st) 68* (1st)
2017 team 90 (8th) 77 (3rd)
* after 7 matches
Sources:
https://afltables.com/afl/seas/1980.html
https://afltables.com/afl/seas/2018.html
https://afltables.com/afl/seas/2017.html
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On the ladder RICH are currently ranked #1 offensively (most points scored) and defensively (fewest points conceded) The last time they held that distinction was Round 2, 1949
https://twitter.com/sirswampthing/status/993503113960042497
Is this current team better than the 1980 premiership team?
Pretty hard to call so early on in the season. That team was awesome. Raines, Roach, Wiley, Bourke, Keane, The Flea, Jimmy Jess, Cloke, Mark Lee and of course KB destroying all and sundry in the finals. Even Mick Malthouse made all opposition small forwards nervous..... Bloody amazing collection of players.
Depth wise 1980 was better, but this team does boast a midfield containing 2 Brownlow medallists.
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Personally there’s no comparison as in 1980 having missed attending only 1 game (v St Kilda in Sydney) for the season all those blokes were my heroes the greatest being KB.
But this current team has really exceeded my expectations and do play some tough footy.
I think if both teams would line up on one another and each team were just as fit I’d expect the 1980 team to win easily. But it depend on whether or not the current team would allow such easy entry into forward 50 and whether or not the 80 team would cope with the pressure, probably not.
:gotigers
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I actually watched the 1980 GF the other day. It's great to watch it now knowing it's no longer our last premiership.
It's hard to compare as footy in those days was get ball and just kick it to the next contest upfield if no one was free. Disposal was often quick, long and blind if under physical pressure. The current team with its forward press and team-based pressure would eat teams of that era for breakfast but one-on-one there would be some great match-ups (eg: Roach vs Rance). Our current smaller quicker forward line set-up is hard to do match-ups with past eras.
B: Astbury Rance Vlastuin
F: Cloke Roach Weightman
HB: Houli Broad Grimes
HF: Rowlings Jess Bartlett
C: McIntosh Martin Edwards
C: Wood Raines Welsh
R: Nankervis Prestia Cotchin
R: Lee Keane Wiley
HF: Butler Townsend Lambert
HB: Smith Mount Strachan
F: Caddy Riewoldt Castagna
B: Bourke Dunne Malthouse
Int (from): Short, Conca, Graham, Higgins, Rioli, B.Ellis, Lloyd
Int: Monteath, Freame
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Yeash, even so, that '17 backline would have a tough time of it. Talk about firepower!
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The way results have gone so far this round, if we win today then we would join the Eagles two games clear of the rest.
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Back on top and two games clear of 3rd :thumbsup. Home finals are crucial and we play far better at the 'G.
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Back on top and two games clear of 3rd :thumbsup. Home finals are crucial and we play far better at the 'G.
Going to be interesting to se how we handle Optus Stadium.
I felt that in recent times we had mastered Subi.
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Top of the AFL and VFL ladder . #invincible.
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https://twitter.com/TheTigerArmyAFL/status/995604307322982400
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Dropped 5 percentage points.....sack Halfstep..... >:(
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Lost today and lost top spot but we're still premiership favourites with the bookies.
https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/AFL%20Football/competitions/AFL%20Futures/matches/2018%20AFL%20Premiership
https://crownbet.com.au/sports-betting/australian-rules/afl/afl-futures-2018/outright-markets-20180420-814011-26570334
https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/australian-rules/afl/AFL-Premiership-Winner-2018-3567914.html
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https://twitter.com/MelbPTUser/status/998144540912508929
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The Pies will only be one game behind us on the ladder after tonight's win. It seems that it will take 16+ wins to make top 4 and 13 to make the 8. You can't afford to drop any games your supposed to or should win!!
Interesting times.
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you forgot crucial %, but yeah i hear ya
they will make the 8 unfortunately with that draw they have coming up. I wouldnt want them at the G.
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https://twitter.com/The_FMI/status/1000671112739540992
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Good to see we are around the mark but not playing great footy at all.
The bonus of this is not having the spotlight on us and the focus is on the Eagles and clubs like Melbourne and to a lesser extent n0rf.
I would expect that we start to wind things up from around round 16 or so and really start to build towards finals
Does anyone else feel the same way, or would they want to boast about being minor premiers? I can never remember minor premiers anyway...
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Good to see we are around the mark but not playing great footy at all.
The bonus of this is not having the spotlight on us and the focus is on the Eagles and clubs like Melbourne and to a lesser extent n0rf.
I would expect that we start to wind things up from around round 16 or so and really start to build towards finals
Does anyone else feel the same way, or would they want to boast about being minor premiers? I can never remember minor premiers anyway...
Sydney in 4th and not mentioned at all in the media at the moment. I'd rather fly under the radar.
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Good to see we are around the mark but not playing great footy at all.
The bonus of this is not having the spotlight on us and the focus is on the Eagles and clubs like Melbourne and to a lesser extent n0rf.
I would expect that we start to wind things up from around round 16 or so and really start to build towards finals
Does anyone else feel the same way, or would they want to boast about being minor premiers? I can never remember minor premiers anyway...
in a way thats true. I have been only thinking about this coming game for a while. Nothing pleases me more than beating up on this bunch of drug taking pigs.
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Just have to accumulate the Ws . Finish top 4 . Avoid interstate finals .
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Don't think we are the number 1 seed at the moment.
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At the moment I reckon we are 3rd or 4th in the pecking order.
We have a lot of upside but this doesn't mean it will automatically happen.
Our next stretch of matches determine our season.
I think the bye might come at a good time to reset, get some blokes back.
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Don't think we are the number 1 seed at the moment.
Adelaide were this time last year. We know how that turned out.... :shh
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Adelaide were 8-2 this time last year with a percentage of 145.
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Adelaide were 8-2 this time last year with a percentage of 145.
Yes, that's what I said. And it didn't help them win the flag. That's my point.
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Back to having the best % in the comp. (140.5) :thumbsup.
http://www.afl.com.au/ladder
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"If they keep themselves in the Top 2, which you would fully expect, then you've got to come and meet them in Finals at the G... that's why Richmond are going to spend the whole year as flag favourites."
Gerard Whateley is convinced Richmond are the team to beat in 2018 #AFL360 🐯🐯🐯
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https://twitter.com/FOXFOOTY/status/1003574792417525761
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99% of Tiger supporters believe we can go back-to-back ;D.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/De9YIscU0AAEeym.jpg)
And 31% of all fans reckon we'll win it again.
(http://s.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL%20Tenant/AFL/Files/Images/FanSurvey_Website_1024px3.jpg)
https://twitter.com/CherylCritchley/status/1004118157798227973
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-06-06/fans-say-richmond-west-coast-premiership-predictions
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Still not used to all this positive talk about our premiership chances. Seems only like yesterday we were 35 years without a premiership.
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Does anyone on OER think we wont win the Premiership ??
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Wouldn't be surprised if we do, wouldn't be surprised if we don't.....still a helluva lot of water to go under the bridge and If anyone thinks they know who's going to win the flag after round 11 in any given year well....good luck to them..... :shh
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
Enjoy it, I am
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Does anyone on OER think we wont win the Premiership ??
Ours to lose ;D
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Top of the AFL and VFL ladder .
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
Enjoy it, I am
It's Tiger Time, just enjoy it now.... :shh
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
Enjoy it, I am
It's Tiger Time, just enjoy it now.... :shh
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
Who would have thought after the EF in 2013
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Tigers are Top of the Ladder again
and Blues on the bottom with their lowest percentage since 1901
What a Time to be alive
Who would have thought after the EF in 2013
Or 2014, or 2015
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or 2016 :shh
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Essendon doing the right thing by us so far :shh
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Essendon doing the right thing by us so far :shh
Hell yeah.
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Officially back on top of the ladder! :thumbsup :gotigers
The Eagles have dropped to third too.
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On top and the only Victorian club in the top 4 tonight = playing home finals against interstate sides :yep.
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On top and the only Victorian club in the top 4 tonight = playing home finals against interstate sides :yep.
You hope so but it may not be the case if pies keep winning
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On top and the only Victorian club in the top 4 tonight = playing home finals against interstate sides :yep.
You hope so but it may not be the case if pies keep winning
The Pies are 4th tonight but they have had the softest draw. Just 3 games out of 13 so far against the current top 8 sides ::) with their only win being against big game chokers Melbourne on Queen's Birthday.
Wins against Carlton x2, Essendon, Adelaide, Brisbane, St Kilda, Dogs, Freo & as I said Melbourne.
Losses against Richmond :thumbsup, Geelong, Hawthorn & GWS.
I'd doubt we'd be fearing them in September.
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Wouldn't mind a Tigers v Collingwood qualifying final at the G in September. Good game for the competition - when did we last play them in a final, 1980?
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Wouldn't mind a Tigers v Collingwood qualifying final at the G in September. Good game for the competition - when did we last play them in a final, 1980?
Yep, won by a lazy 81 pts ;D :thumbsup.
In that 1967-80 era we won all 6 finals against the Pies [hello colliwobbles]. Our last loss in a final to Collingwood was way back in 1937.
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wow, thanks mt, had no idea the pies draw had been so soft!! lel @ how chirpy the pies fans are getting - will come back down to earth soon
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The view from the top :thumbsup
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https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&q=afl%20ladder&src=typd&lang=en
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A game clear on top tonight :wavetowel
Won the 8-point game and solidified a top 2 spot important for home finals at the 'G :gotigers.
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They just said on the coverage, that every Richmond team that was top of the ladder at round 15 has gone on and made the Grand Final.
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First time since the 1970s that Richmond and Collingwood have been both top 2 on the H&A season ladder.
Of course, the clubs were 1 & 2 at the 1980 GF ;D.
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Richmond the shortest-priced flag favourite in years and some fans are getting cocky
JON ANDERSON,
Herald Sun
July 9, 2018
CAN anyone beat Richmond?
Especially at the MCG? That might be the furthest thing from the minds of those at Punt Road, but is the Tiger Army starting to get ahead of themselves?
Some challengers are making their runs while September might be just a dream for others.
JON ANDERSON takes a look at the AFL ladder after Round 16, and how your team is travelling.
1. RICHMOND
Not since Collingwood in 2011 has a premiership favourite been shorter after Round 16. And as their cockier fans point out, it’s all about the three-peat in 2019, not that the players work like that. Injuries: Butler (ankle), Rioli (groin), Graham (shoulder), Broad (cheekbone). SuperCoach: Is Dusty (99) on the way back?
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/more-news/richmond-the-shortestpriced-flag-favourite-in-years-and-some-fans-are-getting-cocky/news-story/91a236bb8b6cae7fb45276b689b8c86a
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Premiership Odds after Round 16
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Richmond 2.75
Collingwood 7.00
Geelong 8.00
Port Adel. 8.00
Sydney 9.00
West Coast 9.00
Melbourne 11.00
Hawthorn 21.00
North Melb 34.00
GWS 51.00
Essendon 151.00
Adelaide 251.00
Everyone else off the market.
https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/AFL%20Football/competitions/AFL%20Futures/matches/2018%20AFL%20Premiership
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Not since Collingwood in 2011 has a premiership favourite been shorter after Round 16.
Not a good omen, but it is what it is.
Would hardly think its a time to get cocky as Jon is suggesting supporters are when the last two flags have been won by outsiders.
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Richmond the shortest-priced flag favourite in years and some fans are getting cocky
JON ANDERSON,
Herald Sun
July 9, 2018
CAN anyone beat Richmond?
Especially at the MCG? That might be the furthest thing from the minds of those at Punt Road, but is the Tiger Army starting to get ahead of themselves?
Some challengers are making their runs while September might be just a dream for others.
JON ANDERSON takes a look at the AFL ladder after Round 16, and how your team is travelling.
1. RICHMOND
Not since Collingwood in 2011 has a premiership favourite been shorter after Round 16. And as their cockier fans point out, it’s all about the three-peat in 2019, not that the players work like that. Injuries: Butler (ankle), Rioli (groin), Graham (shoulder), Broad (cheekbone). SuperCoach: Is Dusty (99) on the way back?
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/more-news/richmond-the-shortestpriced-flag-favourite-in-years-and-some-fans-are-getting-cocky/news-story/91a236bb8b6cae7fb45276b689b8c86a
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Premiership Odds after Round 16
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Richmond 2.75
Collingwood 7.00
Geelong 8.00
Port Adel. 8.00
Sydney 9.00
West Coast 9.00
Melbourne 11.00
Hawthorn 21.00
North Melb 34.00
GWS 51.00
Essendon 151.00
Adelaide 251.00
Everyone else off the market.
https://www.tab.com.au/sports/betting/AFL%20Football/competitions/AFL%20Futures/matches/2018%20AFL%20Premiership
who does this flog Anderson support???
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Geelololololong. :rollin
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hahahaha, well you dont say
another big sook then
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Collingwood a chance if they manage to avoid the top 8 teams in the finals.
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gee i hope eagles put them back in their box this week dwaino
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gee i hope eagles put them back in their box this week dwaino
Be careful what you wish for.
I reckon the Eagles are our main threat.
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A Top 2 spot and a home final pretty much sewed up :clapping.
3 games clear of third (Giants a further half a game behind still to play).
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Djwc-_eU8AIHn19.jpg)
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One more win sows up top 2 and two more for top due to percentage?
Just looking through the final 3 weeks I reckon Eagles, Giants and Hawks will win all of their remaining games.
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Richmond locks in home advantage
Richmond has now secured a two top finish and an extended run at the MCG on the back of its 74-point win over the Gold Coast. Ominously for their September rivals, the Tigers won't have to leave the MCG again if they win their first home final. With their last two home and away games also at their favourite hunting ground, the Tigers are sure to continue their charge into September with plenty of momentum. For all their domination so far this season, this was Richmond's first interstate win for the year.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-08-11/five-talking-points-gold-coast-v-richmond
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We're on top of the 'contenders ladder' [games against top 11 still in the finals race] as well with 9 wins 3 losses.
Contenders ladder
1st – Richmond (36 points – 121.6%)
2nd – West Coast (32 points – 109.2%)
3rd – Sydney (32 points – 100.8%)
4th – Hawthorn (28 points – 106.9%)
5th – Geelong (28 points – 106.7%)
6th – Essendon (24 points – 99.1%)
7th – Collingwood (16 points – 99.4%)
8th – Port Adelaide (16 points – 93.8%)
9th – North Melbourne (16 points – 90.8%)
10th – GWS (16 points – 83.9%)
11th – Melbourne (8 points – 87.8%)
RICHMOND – 1ST
WINS: 9
Round 3 - Hawthorn (13 points)
Round 5 - Melbourne (46)
Round 6 - Collingwood (43)
Round 8 - North Melbourne (10)
Round 11 - Essendon (71)
Round 13 - Geelong (18)
Round 15 - Sydney (26)
Round 19 - Collingwood (28)
Round 20 - Geelong (3)
LOSSES: 3
Round 9 - West Coast (47)
Round 12 - Port Adelaide (14)
Round 17 - GWS Giants (2)
OVERALL:
12 matches
For score: 1097 (91.4 avg.)
Against score: 902 (75.6 avg.)
Percentage: 121.6%
Points: 36 (from possible 48)
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2018/08/13/how-do-the-finals-contenders-fare-against-each-other/
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Hawks a our biggest challenger now according to talking footy the new flavour of the week.Dimma would be worried.
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Jesse Hogan now out for the season.
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Jesse Hogan now out for the season.
Melbourne might have a chance now?
:snidegrin
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just surreal, is this all really happening?
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Champion Data AFL @championdata 4 hours ago
Most likely premier from 100,000 simulations:
27% Richmond
18% Collingwood
14% Geelong Cats
12% Sydney Swans
10% Melbourne
8% Hawthorn
8% West Coast Eagles
3% GWS Giants
0.03% Port Adelaide
https://twitter.com/championdata/status/1031429817936138241