The Mother’s Day ‘Massacre’richmondfc.com.au
By Tony Greenberg
Thu 05 May, 2011This weekend’s Mother’s Day round marks the 20th anniversary of one of the biggest upset wins in Richmond’s league football history.
It was Mother’s Day 1991 - Sunday, May 12 - when the battling Tigers took on reigning premier Collingwood at the MCG.
The Magpies, with 17 of the 20 members of their 1990 premiership side, were red-hot favorites to beat the young Tigers, who were coached by Club great Kevin Bartlett.
But with spearhead, Jeff Hogg, in scintillating form, Richmond smashed its arch rivals by 57 points in a performance dubbed the “Mother’s Day Massacre”.
Match detailsRichmond 4.3 12.8 18.13 24.15 (159)
Collingwood 7.1 11.6 14.8 15.12 (102)
Goals - RICHMOND: Hogg 10, Naish 3, Weightman 2, Gale 2, D. Ryan 2, Lambert, Keays, Underwood, Young, Campbell.
Best - RICHMOND: Hogg, Lambert, Weightman, Cloke, Naish, Knights, Campbell.
Crowd - 28,322
Brownlow votes
3 - M. Knights (Richmond)
2 - J. Hogg (Richmond)
1 - C. Lambert (Richmond)
The Richmond team that day
Banik
Campbell
Cloke
Free
B. Gale
Goodwin
Hogg
Keays
Knights
Lambert
Mrakov
Naish
M. Pickering
D. Ryan
S. Ryan
Smith
Turner
Underwood
Weightman
Young
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