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Offline one-eyed

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Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« on: September 24, 2009, 01:59:54 PM »
The RFC website has put the 10 best 'Tiger Takes of the Year' and you can vote for best one.....

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/tigertakesoftheweek/tabid/14177/default.aspx


Video of the 10 'takes' can be watched here: http://bigpondvideo.com/AFL/210769


Tiger Take 1
Jay Schulz mark (Rd 2 v Geelong)
Schulz flew over Geelong’s Matthew Scarlett to take one of Richmond’s marks of the season.

   
Tiger Take 2
Mitch Morton goal (Rd 8 v Port Adelaide)
Hard up against the boundary line, Morton dodged a Port defender before snapping an incredible goal in greasy conditions.

   
Tiger Take 3
Robin Nahas goal (Rd 8 v Port Adelaide)
Nahas kicked his fifth goal for the match in a tense final quarter at AAMI Stadium, an incredible snap over his shoulder under enormous pressure.

   
Tiger Take 4
Kelvin Moore run and Dean Polo goal (Rd 9 v Essendon)
After a solo run by defender Moore, he handballed to Polo inside 50, who dodged two opponents and slotted a goal with his opposite foot.

   
Tiger Take 5
Brett Deledio goal (Rd 9 v Essendon)
Deledio received a handball 50m out from goal, out-stepped and out-paced two opponents before launching a long goal from the boundary line.


   
Tiger Take 6
Mitch Morton goal (Rd 10 v Fremantle)
With only moments remaining a heart-stopper against Fremantle at Subiaco, Morton marked a Trent Cotchin pass, played on and snapped truly to kick the winning goal of the match.

   
Tiger Take 7
Jake King goal (Rd 17 v Essendon)
King won the ball on half back, delivered to Jack Riewoldt, continued his run to half forward, collected the loose ball and kicked a running goal from 40m under pressure.

   
Tiger Take 8
Nathan Brown goal (Rd 18 v Melbourne)
The veteran ran onto the ball deep in the forward pocket, turned onto his un-favoured right foot and snapped through a bouncing goal.

   
Tiger Take 9
Jordan McMahon goal (Rd 18 v Melbourne)
McMahon marked a Richard Tambling pass on the final siren with the Tigers down by two points, lined up from 50m out and calmly slotted the match-winning set shot.

   
Tiger Take 10
Kelvin Moore tackle (Rd 21 v Hawthorn)
WithHawthorn’s Josh Kennedy running into an open goal, Moore chased hard to effect a perfect tackle in the goal square and win a free kick.
 

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2009, 02:19:04 PM »
Must have taken a while to find 10
I'm surprised the season being over wasn't one

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #2 on: September 24, 2009, 03:20:57 PM »
Can we put in a number 11.

Geelong smashing the Pies last week!  :lol
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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #3 on: September 24, 2009, 06:43:08 PM »
Favourite moment was the final siren in our round 22 game versus the Eagles.
Goodbye to the biggest let down of a footy season in the hope we could never be as bad as this for a long time. :pray

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #4 on: September 24, 2009, 06:49:57 PM »
Terry Wallace getting sacked
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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #5 on: September 24, 2009, 07:54:42 PM »
I am really surprised they were able to find 10 to be honest  :P :'(

Have to agree with Tucker about that siren round 22. Ended up being the best sound because it meant the season from hell was over

From the 10 though, the Nahas goal maybe and Lids goal agaisnt the Bombers - that's it really
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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #6 on: September 24, 2009, 08:05:51 PM »

On similar lines - my highlight was when the siren went at the Swans game at the G.

I had called Jackstar at half time and said I was going home (I never leave early) and that Goodes must think he's playing in the school-yard against the little kids. Jackstar told me to stay - so I did  >:(

Called Jackstar later and he told me he left in the third quarter - his daughter was cold and unhappy so he had an excuse, but I sort of felt dudded but quietly pleased that I stayed the distance.

A very tough year for highlights.

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #7 on: September 25, 2009, 11:02:40 AM »
Tiger Take 9
Jordan McMahon goal (Rd 18 v Melbourne)
McMahon marked a Richard Tambling pass on the final siren with the Tigers down by two points, lined up from 50m out and calmly slotted the match-winning set shot.

   
This should bwe in Melbournes top ten not ours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >:(

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
« Reply #8 on: September 25, 2009, 11:36:02 AM »

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Re: Your favourite highlight of 2009?
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