3-0-75 plan in review --- Was it a success?

[Owl]

so 3 finals 0 premierships by 2075, I say we got heaps of time to still do that, MYTH NOT YET BUSTED!

[Chuck17]

Well a review of the goals will make it an outstanding success

Well done RFC

Go the middlers

[Eat_em_Alive]

Have we played in more finals than Fitzroy yet over the past 32 years? 

Yeah I hate that stat too, but you know what? We've won more flags than them I the last 32 years :-)

[Owl]

Dynasty!

[YellowandBlackBlood]

Have we played in more finals than Fitzroy yet over the past 32 years? 

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mightytiges]

Cain Liddle has got Carlton copying us.

https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-03-14/cups-back-on-the-agenda-carlton-blueprint-revealed



It's a lot harder to be successful when you can no longer use brown paper bags .

[Diocletian]

you can no longer use brown paper bags .

...no need for them with encryption and digital tansfers.......

[mightytiges]

There was a 10-year plan or at least a 10-year ambition as well at the time the 3-0-75 plan was revealed and for some reason I recall it mentioning 3 flags. So we're only one off.

[tdy]

Let's hope the scum right royally stuff it up again.

[taztiger4]

What's the new one ? 5-2-100 5 finals series, 2 flags, 100k members ?

visionary

[one-eyed]

Capture the flag: How every AFL club is planning to win a premiership

February 26, 2020
Tom Morris
FOX SPORTS

When Richmond released its strategic plan in early 2010, it was mocked across the industry.

The Tigers didn’t just want to be the top Victorian club by 2020, they willingly shouted it from the top of the Jack Dyer stand across Punt Road.

Brendon Gale was the architect behind the ‘Winning Together’ blueprint. But under his wing was an ambitious young membership manager by the name of Cain Liddle.

Liddle, in his next role as Carlton chief executive, oversaw the production of ‘The Carlton Way,’ which was publicised to members last March.

But in 2011, Carlton released ‘The Blue Print,’ which aimed to win two flags by 2015. Instead, the club sacked two coaches.

Anyone who thought the Tigers were overreaching in 2010 would have eaten their words towards the back end of the decade.

Now Melbourne has joined the party, releasing its roadmap for premiership glory early last week. For a club that has endured a flag-free 55-year stretch, the ambitious plan has polarised on-lookers — just as Richmond’s did a decade ago.

Brownlow Medallist Gerard Healy said he “doesn’t have a problem with the plan and good luck to them” in an interview with foxfooty.com.au, while Dees great Garry Lyon argued from a fans’ perspective.

“I’m a lot like a lot of Melbourne supporters, mate. We are sick of the talk,” Lyon said.

“I understand them putting the strategic plan out. Anything that will keep the club to account. But let’s just get on with it.”

As former chief executive of the International Cricket Council and Tigers board member Malcolm Speed noted on SEN last week, most strategic plans are doomed from their formation.

“It’s quite ambitious, but I’d be surprised if each of the 18 clubs didn’t have somewhere in its strategic plan that it wanted to win a premiership in its next four years,” Speed said.

“Eighteen teams and four premierships. There aren’t enough to go around.

“But by putting it into the media, they are using it as a marketing tool. A football club markets hope. That’s what they sell.”

So does your club have a strategic plan? And if it does, how much of it (if any) does it release externally?

Foxfooty.com.au went digging around the league to uncover each team’s blueprint for success. These were the results.

RICHMOND

Since 2010, Richmond is constantly evolving its ambitions and aims. The Tigers’ achievements since 2017 have exceeded all external expectations, but not the ones Gale set internally.

See other clubs' strategic plans here: https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2020-every-club-strategic-plan-melbourne-strategic-plan-how-clubs-are-trying-to-win-premiership-tom-morris/news-story/7be7c28b712dca4cb6d3ff881b8c3724

[one-eyed]

Today is the 10th anniversary of the 'Winning Together' launch by Benny Gale      .



Together, our entire club is motivated by the vision of our future in 2020. It’s a vision of greatness and leadership that we describe as THE POWER and THE GLORY. By 2020, we aspire to have won our 13th Premiership; consistently provide the most exciting and powerful match-day experience in the competition; once again have the strongest support base in the nation, and enjoy the strongest emotional connection with our members and fans.

We acknowledge that we have an enormous amount of work to do, in the most competitive of competitions, in the most competitive era of our history, if we are to realise our vision. Therefore, the next five years is about building the capacity, or “horsepower” of our organisation, to deliver. Our plan features real goals with real measurements that need to be achieved along the way in order to succeed. These goals relate to our football performance, the strength of our relationship with our members, commercial popularity and financial strength.

If we could boil the whole plan to its fundamental essence, it means that by 2014 we expect to deliver 3-0-75

• 3 finals appearances (including 1 top 4 finish)
• zero debt
• 75,000 members

This is a plan that aligns the efforts and expectations of everyone associated with the Club. It is a plan to succeed.”

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/570878/flashback-to-winning-together-launch

[mightytiges]

Today is the 10th anniversary of the 'Winning Together' launch by Benny Gale      .

Together, our entire club is motivated by the vision of our future in 2020. It’s a vision of greatness and leadership that we describe as THE POWER and THE GLORY.
1. By 2020, we aspire to have won our 13th Premiership;
2. consistently provide the most exciting and powerful match-day experience in the competition;
3. once again have the strongest support base in the nation, and enjoy the strongest emotional connection with our members and fans.

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/570878/flashback-to-winning-together-launch

1. Never in my wildest dreams back in 2010 would we be going for our 3rd flag in the space of a decade.
2. Tick
3. Tick