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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by MintOnLamb on January 14, 2026, 08:41:31 AM »Try DVDLAND.com.auty
They should have all GFs
And may still have some of the finals packs.
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by 1965 on January 14, 2026, 05:22:34 AM »Armstrong 4
Faull 8
Gray 13 -
Lalor 14
Hotton 16 +
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Richmond Rant / Re: SSP
« Last post by Tiger Khosh on January 14, 2026, 01:28:51 AM »Anyone have any inside goss on how those 2 are travelling?
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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by Tiger Khosh on January 14, 2026, 01:27:23 AM »Bought the DVD set of season recap, all finals and grand final and then bought the grand final blue ray to replace the DVD as soon as they all came out.
Grand finals have the different radio commentary’s that you can select from, can’t remember if the finals games do too. Must be time for a rewatch.
Grand finals have the different radio commentary’s that you can select from, can’t remember if the finals games do too. Must be time for a rewatch.
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by mightytiges on January 13, 2026, 11:58:44 PM »Armstrong 4 -
Faull 8
Gray 14
Lalor 14
Hotton 15 +
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond's Northern Victoria Academy watch [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on January 13, 2026, 11:57:34 PM »The 2026 draft prospects training at your club this pre-season
By Callum Twomey
afl.com.au
13 Jan 2026
Adelaide: Jack Gordon, Ethan Herbert, Gabriel Patterson
Brisbane: Caylen Murray
Carlton: Lewis Houndsome, Cody Walker
Collingwood: Tate Hodgson, Harry Van Hattum
Essendon: -
Fremantle: Heath Mellody, Benji van Rooyen
Geelong: Jack Pickett, Noah Williams
Gold Coast: Archie Hill
Greater Western Sydney: Ethan Matthews
Hawthorn: Harrison Chapman
Melbourne: Xavier Ladbrook, Darcy Szerszyn
North Melbourne: Aidan McCartney
Port Adelaide: Dougie Cochrane, Kodah Edwards
Richmond: Tanner Armstrong
St Kilda: Arki Butler
Sydney: -
West Coast: Garrison Kenh, Koby LeCras
Western Bulldogs: -
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1460947/the-2026-draft-prospects-training-at-your-afl-club-this-pre-season-ahead-of-the-telstra-afl-draft
By Callum Twomey
afl.com.au
13 Jan 2026
Adelaide: Jack Gordon, Ethan Herbert, Gabriel Patterson
Brisbane: Caylen Murray
Carlton: Lewis Houndsome, Cody Walker
Collingwood: Tate Hodgson, Harry Van Hattum
Essendon: -
Fremantle: Heath Mellody, Benji van Rooyen
Geelong: Jack Pickett, Noah Williams
Gold Coast: Archie Hill
Greater Western Sydney: Ethan Matthews
Hawthorn: Harrison Chapman
Melbourne: Xavier Ladbrook, Darcy Szerszyn
North Melbourne: Aidan McCartney
Port Adelaide: Dougie Cochrane, Kodah Edwards
Richmond: Tanner Armstrong
St Kilda: Arki Butler
Sydney: -
West Coast: Garrison Kenh, Koby LeCras
Western Bulldogs: -
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1460947/the-2026-draft-prospects-training-at-your-afl-club-this-pre-season-ahead-of-the-telstra-afl-draft
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Richmond Rant / Re: General preseason training discussion [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on January 13, 2026, 11:53:13 PM »The draftee that has impressed Rioli
By Anna Pavlou
Richmond Media
Jan 13, 2026
It hasn't taken long for Richmond's four draftees to make an instant impact at the Swinburne Centre, with one youngster in particular impressing small forward Maurice Rioli.
"I really like Sam Grlj, he's pretty quick. He's a competitor and he hates losing. That side of him [is impressive]," Rioli told Channel Seven.
The Tigers selected Grlj with the eighth pick in the draft, helping them address a need for speed, alongside fellow draftees Sam Cumming, Zane Peucker and Noah Roberts-Thomson, and recruit Patrick Retschko.
With Richmond's young group galvanised and already hitting their straps as pre-season kicks off for the new year, Rioli understands the importance of laying a strong foundation before the Round 1 blockbuster against Carlton.
"Connection [is vital], because we're a very young group. We just want to get to know each other well," Rioli said.
"We all want to play footy together and be on the same page going forward."
On a personal note, the 23-year-old is working hard on his agility and aerobic fitness, which became a key feature of his performances last season.
"I was training with one of my mates nearly every day [during the break], which kept me fit. I feel better for it," Rioli said.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1944051/the-draftee-that-has-impressed-rioli
By Anna Pavlou
Richmond Media
Jan 13, 2026
It hasn't taken long for Richmond's four draftees to make an instant impact at the Swinburne Centre, with one youngster in particular impressing small forward Maurice Rioli.
"I really like Sam Grlj, he's pretty quick. He's a competitor and he hates losing. That side of him [is impressive]," Rioli told Channel Seven.
The Tigers selected Grlj with the eighth pick in the draft, helping them address a need for speed, alongside fellow draftees Sam Cumming, Zane Peucker and Noah Roberts-Thomson, and recruit Patrick Retschko.
With Richmond's young group galvanised and already hitting their straps as pre-season kicks off for the new year, Rioli understands the importance of laying a strong foundation before the Round 1 blockbuster against Carlton.
"Connection [is vital], because we're a very young group. We just want to get to know each other well," Rioli said.
"We all want to play footy together and be on the same page going forward."
On a personal note, the 23-year-old is working hard on his agility and aerobic fitness, which became a key feature of his performances last season.
"I was training with one of my mates nearly every day [during the break], which kept me fit. I feel better for it," Rioli said.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1944051/the-draftee-that-has-impressed-rioli
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Richmond Rant / Re: SSP
« Last post by one-eyed on January 13, 2026, 11:51:21 PM »As of January 13 this year, 16 players are currently training across the competition in the hope they will be able to earn themselves a contract at the top level before the Supplemental Selection Period (SSP) deadline on February 20.
RICHMOND
TOM BURTON
The hardworking Western Jets product looks to be capable of providing plenty at the top level if given the chance, after being overlooked in his draft year. A versatile asset, Burton performed consistently for the Jets in the Talent League all of last season and was even highly-touted by his draft counterparts, including eventual Pick No.2 Zeke Uwland. The Gold Coast Suns Academy player told foxfooty.com.au: “I think Thomas Burton is pretty fast and dynamic off the half-back line. He’s quick, he’s rapid, he puts pace on the game, can use it by foot and makes good decisions.”
MARCUS KRASNADAMSKIS
Like fellow SSP train-on Tom Burton, the Eastern Ranges ruck was one of a handful considered unlucky to not be selected in last year’s draft, and was initially high up the draft board of the Western Bulldogs. While his ongoing path to the top level hasn’t been as smooth sailing as he and many had hoped, an opportunity at Punt Road is there for the taking — especially given the Tigers don’t currently have an established second ruck behind captain Toby Nankervis.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2026-all-16-supplemental-selection-period-players-training-at-afl-clubs-ssp-sign-on-jaidyn-stephenson-port-adelaide-elijah-hollands-and-will-white-at-carlton-analysis-latest-news/news-story/6db5c8a85e9f41cb0128cfcfc8fb1b2c
RICHMOND
TOM BURTON
The hardworking Western Jets product looks to be capable of providing plenty at the top level if given the chance, after being overlooked in his draft year. A versatile asset, Burton performed consistently for the Jets in the Talent League all of last season and was even highly-touted by his draft counterparts, including eventual Pick No.2 Zeke Uwland. The Gold Coast Suns Academy player told foxfooty.com.au: “I think Thomas Burton is pretty fast and dynamic off the half-back line. He’s quick, he’s rapid, he puts pace on the game, can use it by foot and makes good decisions.”
MARCUS KRASNADAMSKIS
Like fellow SSP train-on Tom Burton, the Eastern Ranges ruck was one of a handful considered unlucky to not be selected in last year’s draft, and was initially high up the draft board of the Western Bulldogs. While his ongoing path to the top level hasn’t been as smooth sailing as he and many had hoped, an opportunity at Punt Road is there for the taking — especially given the Tigers don’t currently have an established second ruck behind captain Toby Nankervis.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2026-all-16-supplemental-selection-period-players-training-at-afl-clubs-ssp-sign-on-jaidyn-stephenson-port-adelaide-elijah-hollands-and-will-white-at-carlton-analysis-latest-news/news-story/6db5c8a85e9f41cb0128cfcfc8fb1b2c
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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by Andyy on January 13, 2026, 10:54:10 PM »Try DVDLAND.com.au
They should have all GFs
And may still have some of the finals packs.
Yep, this is the go-to
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Richmond Rant / Re: Pass mark for 2026?
« Last post by Hard Roar Tiger on January 13, 2026, 08:55:33 PM »I hope the club & players don't fall into the trap of believing they are too young to compete.
Sometimes I believe this is used an an excuse for poor performance particularly from seasoned veterans of which we still have quite a few.
We should be thinking baby bombers 1993. That's how good the young talent at the club is.
Act accordingly.
And if you keep winning 2 or 3 games then it becomes a sub conscious standard which is why norf have been useless
