Changes for the Cats game?

[Yeahright]

If Lennon is ready body and fitness wise play him. I have always been an advocate for Lennon but I don't want to see him in if it's going to be detrimental to himself and next year.

Strong chance he won't be here next year

Contracted so will need to be traded. Has been concussed, had glandular, did a shoulder and an ankle. Awful luck with injury. Hopefully we can keep him as he is a talented youngster.

  watch this space. Club hasn't kept their promise when they re-signed him.

[eliminator]

Would like it if they brought in Lennon and Butler but I don't believe Hardwick will.

[The Machine]

Bring in Lennon and Elton this week for mine.

[one-eyed]

The Barometer - Round 21
Herald-Sun
8 August 2016

RICHMOND

ON THE BLOCK: A precious 15-point win over Collingwood gives Richmond immunity from the scrutiny which enveloped it last week, but coach Damien Hardwick will continue to sift through his list in preparation for 2017. David Astbury’s pre-match hamstring concerns were wiped out with another impressive performance in defence, while Ty Vickery managed two goals despite wrist soreness.

ON THE CUSP: Hardwick has some selection options with Brett Deledio pushing for a return against the Cats and another impressive VFL victory. Liam McBean booted four goals while Kane Lambert and Ben Lennon (three goals each) were dominant. Tall defenders Nathan Broad and Todd Elton were also named in the best.

LEO SCHLINK’S FORECAST: Relief and elation flowed through the Tiger rooms on Friday night as success over the Magpies delivered vital breathing space for the embattled club. Hardwick and the Richmond board can expect a relatively calm week, but there’s still a tricky string of matches to complete a disappointing season. The Tigers face Geelong — a side Hardwick has never beaten as coach — and St Kilda at the MCG before ending the season against Sydney at the SCG. If any of those contests deliver heavy defeats, expect the muttering to return.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/afl-injury-list-whos-hot-and-whos-hurt-after-round-20/news-story/bb2de4a08ebfbf6ccface4847a7d005d

[Jackstar 1960]

Vickery wrist soreness

[Yeahright]

Vickery wrist soreness

Actually took a mark out front. That'll just about do it for him

[Owl]

stopped him from falling forward though

[big tone]

I would like to see for the last 3 games.
Results mean nothing.

In-Elton, Broad, George, Menadue, Lennon

Out- Grigg, Ellis, Hunt, Houli, Astbury

All 5 of the above shouldn't be on our list in 2017 IMO.

Go all out kids, looking to the future.

Let's see what these kids can do together.

That would get some people through the gates and hopefully back on board the Tiger train for next year.

[one-eyed]

In the Mix - Round 21

Nathan Schmook
AFL.com.au
9 August 2016

RICHMOND

It's been 10 years since Richmond beat Geelong, meaning it has never happened under Damien Hardwick's tenure. That's a serious carrot for the Tigers, but development and the blooding of young players will still take priority.

Ben Lennon looks set to return after arguably his best VFL game this season, racking up 23 possessions, 12 marks and three goals.

Kane Lambert (37 possessions) also demanded a recall after one match in then VFL.

Tall forward Liam McBean booted four goals, which might be enough to give him another shot to prove his credentials at the top level.

Highly rated midfielder Corey Ellis returned from a six-week groin injury in the VFL but will likely need more time before his AFL return.

Reece Conca (hamstring) and Shane Edwards (calf) will need to pass fitness tests this week to be available.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-08-09/afl-in-the-mix-round-21-2016