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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by WilliamPowell on Yesterday at 07:17:06 AM »Alger 6
Balta 5
Clarke 4
Green 3
Lynch 7
Sonsie 2
Smith 2 -
Taranto 6 +
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Alger 6
Balta 5
Clarke 4
Green 3
Lynch 7
Sonsie 2
Smith 2 -
Taranto 6 +
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by sabartooth on Yesterday at 05:56:18 AM »Alger 6
Balta 5
Clarke 4+
Green 3
Lynch 7
Sonsie 2-
Smith 3
Taranto 5
Balta 5
Clarke 4+
Green 3
Lynch 7
Sonsie 2-
Smith 3
Taranto 5
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by mightytiges on Yesterday at 12:32:52 AM »Alger 6 +
Balta 5
Clarke 3
Green 3 -
Lynch 7
Sonsie 3
Smith 3
Taranto 5
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Richmond Rant / Re: General preseason training discussion [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:11:09 AM »
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Richmond Rant / Re: Jasper Alger [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:09:55 AM »'Spy' says Alger is one to watch for in 2026.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/albums/1936559/afl-training-november-28-2025?modal=true&type=gallery&playlistId=1936559&playlistSize=84#
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/albums/1936559/afl-training-november-28-2025?modal=true&type=gallery&playlistId=1936559&playlistSize=84#
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond ressies/VFL side [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:07:23 AM »VFL: Geelong Falcons graduate Daniel Lowther, a ruckman and forward, the latest Talent League prospect off to Richmond. More to come too.
https://x.com/PaulAmy375/status/1996120597202698714
https://x.com/PaulAmy375/status/1996120597202698714
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond ressies/VFL side [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:06:27 AM »VFL: and another Talent League tall on the way to Richmond VFL - Bendigo Pioneers 2025 best and fairest Zaydyn Lockwood, who also played seven senior games for South Bendigo.
https://x.com/PaulAmy375/status/1996150996880515522
THE OUTSIDERS: Leading up to the draft I’ll be revealing exciting talents many may not be familiar with.
Zadyn Lockwood (no44 Bendigo) shapes as a low-cost, high-return ruckman.
Standing 198cm, he started 2025 as a defender but was quickly moved into the ruck. And there he showcased his contested marking and agility around the ground.
He was very good at taking the ball from stoppages and running away or giving it off.
Lockwood got better as the year progressed.
In Bendigo’s first (and only) final Lockwood had 28 disposals, 7 marks, 11 tackles and 34 hitouts. Not bad for a ruckman, hey?
Formerly a Richmond NGA kid, he played this year as a 19-year-old and will turn 20 in January.
HIGHLIGHTS VIDEO: https://x.com/BomberRicko/status/1986546995146990033
https://x.com/PaulAmy375/status/1996150996880515522
THE OUTSIDERS: Leading up to the draft I’ll be revealing exciting talents many may not be familiar with.
Zadyn Lockwood (no44 Bendigo) shapes as a low-cost, high-return ruckman.
Standing 198cm, he started 2025 as a defender but was quickly moved into the ruck. And there he showcased his contested marking and agility around the ground.
He was very good at taking the ball from stoppages and running away or giving it off.
Lockwood got better as the year progressed.
In Bendigo’s first (and only) final Lockwood had 28 disposals, 7 marks, 11 tackles and 34 hitouts. Not bad for a ruckman, hey?
Formerly a Richmond NGA kid, he played this year as a 19-year-old and will turn 20 in January.
HIGHLIGHTS VIDEO: https://x.com/BomberRicko/status/1986546995146990033
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond AFLW team [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:03:11 AM »Richmond is now seen as the overwhelming favourites to land the No.1 pick from Gold Coast after an auction for the top draft choice, with the Tigers likely to use the No.4 pick as part of their package to try and move up with the Suns.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1458789/trade-winds-all-the-latest-whispers-ahead-of-the-aflw-player-movement-window
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1458789/trade-winds-all-the-latest-whispers-ahead-of-the-aflw-player-movement-window
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Richmond Rant / Re: Any Father sons to look out for?
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:02:32 AM »Harry Broderick, son of former Richmond player Paul Broderick (169 games, 1996 best and fairest winner), is part of the recruits' package to University Blues.
https://x.com/localfooty/status/1996054045145125341
https://x.com/localfooty/status/1996054045145125341
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond AFLW team [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 12:00:35 AM »Conti to drive 'forward' in 2026
By Henry Milic
RFC website
Dec 3, 2025
Richmond midfielder, Monique Conti, continued to re-write the history books on Tuesday night, winning her seventh straight Best and Fairest award.
“It’s honestly an honour to be up here every time, but I probably won’t understand it until I actually finish my career in sport, so at the moment I’m just enjoying every year as I can,” Conti said.
“I think the mental side of the game is probably 90 per cent of it, to be honest.
“It’s really tough to stay switched on mentally and try and perform every single week, so every year, as I grow as a person as well, I try to tap into that side a little bit more, and I’m sure I will keep growing in that area.”
Conti had one of her best seasons to date, averaging career highs in disposals (26.3), tackles (7.2) and total clearances (5.0).
Even with her outstanding personal performances, the team endured a difficult season, ending with just two wins.
However, Conti is adamant that team success is not too far away.
“Obviously, we’re not happy where we have ended up, but we are going to take accountability for that and drive forward and be better,” Conti said.
“We are not content, and we are not happy, but one thing we are is extremely hungry to be a better football club and be a better team.
“Because at the end of the day, we come to play football to win games, and that is what we want to do.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1938360/conti-to-drive-forward-in-2026
By Henry Milic
RFC website
Dec 3, 2025
Richmond midfielder, Monique Conti, continued to re-write the history books on Tuesday night, winning her seventh straight Best and Fairest award.
“It’s honestly an honour to be up here every time, but I probably won’t understand it until I actually finish my career in sport, so at the moment I’m just enjoying every year as I can,” Conti said.
“I think the mental side of the game is probably 90 per cent of it, to be honest.
“It’s really tough to stay switched on mentally and try and perform every single week, so every year, as I grow as a person as well, I try to tap into that side a little bit more, and I’m sure I will keep growing in that area.”
Conti had one of her best seasons to date, averaging career highs in disposals (26.3), tackles (7.2) and total clearances (5.0).
Even with her outstanding personal performances, the team endured a difficult season, ending with just two wins.
However, Conti is adamant that team success is not too far away.
“Obviously, we’re not happy where we have ended up, but we are going to take accountability for that and drive forward and be better,” Conti said.
“We are not content, and we are not happy, but one thing we are is extremely hungry to be a better football club and be a better team.
“Because at the end of the day, we come to play football to win games, and that is what we want to do.”
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1938360/conti-to-drive-forward-in-2026
