St Kilda vs Richmond Round 2 2013

[torch]

Important for the boys not to get ahead of themselves.
Any team can beat any team if they're switched on. It's important for the boys to be switched on all game.
4 quarters is what we want not 3!

120% CORRECT GUYS DONT GET AHEAD OF YOURSELF WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPEN TO THE FREO GAME AT THE MCG LAST YEAR.

SPOT ON!

Richmond will have many important matches and the St Kilda match is just that!

Do not under-estimate St Kilda.

They will be out for blood and if we are second to the football, they will run us off our legs!

[smasha]

Underestimate them at our peril.

Probably another heart stopper like last week.
In reality we should win easily but footy and Richmond don't work like that.

Please rid us of our heart pills this week Richmond.

[Eat_em_Alive]

Underestimate them at our peril.

Probably another heart stopper like last week.
In reality we should win easily but footy and Richmond don't work like that.

Please rid us of our heart pills this week Richmond.

This 

Our team is better on paper and we should be a 6 goal better team but who knows wgich rfc will turn up

[gerkin greg]

Don't think we'll underestimate a team we have only gotten over once in 14 cracks, and we're sitting outside the 8. No illusions of grandure there. Jack will get the lads up.

[Coach]

I hear the Saints are bringing Kosi back for this special occasion. Griffith better put his man nappy on at night.

[yellowandback]

Grimes mentioned today that he was on track to play this Fri night, so I guess man nappy boy can save his huggies for Coburg 

[tigs2011]

Griff owns Kosi.*












* yer I know they only played once. 

[eliminator]

Important for the boys not to get ahead of themselves.
Any team can beat any team if they're switched on. It's important for the boys to be switched on all game.
4 quarters is what we want not 3!

120% CORRECT GUYS DONT GET AHEAD OF YOURSELF WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPEN TO THE FREO GAME AT THE MCG LAST YEAR.

SPOT ON!

Richmond will have many important matches and the St Kilda match is just that!

Do not under-estimate St Kilda.

They will be out for blood and if we are second to the football, they will run us off our legs!


totally agree

[Coach]

Grimes mentioned today that he was on track to play this Fri night, so I guess man nappy boy can save his huggies for Coburg 

Astbury has special Coburg coloured huggies. Am sure he will lend a pair to Griffo

[Coach]

Griff owns Kosi.*












* yer I know they only played once. 

That's a bit like being the smartest kid with down syndrome really

[Smokey]

Grimes mentioned today that he was on track to play this Fri night, so I guess man nappy boy can save his huggies for Coburg 

I reckon I would want Grimes to play a full game at Coburg before he plays a full senior game.  The last thing you need to do with dodgy hamstrings is to put them under maximum pressure and fatigue.

[Penelope]

Griff owns Kosi.*












* yer I know they only played once. 

That's a bit like being the smartest kid with down syndrome really

 

[tigs2011]

Griff owns Kosi.*












* yer I know they only played once. 

That's a bit like being the smartest kid with down syndrome really

[gerkin greg]

Griff owns Kosi.*












* yer I know they only played once. 

That's a bit like being the smartest kid with down syndrome really

Kepler not happy 

[WilliamPowell]

From the HUN's

The Barometer:

RICHMOND

INJURIES
David Astbury (foot) 1-2 weeks
Nathan Foley (Achilles) 4-6 weeks

ON THE BLOCK: Not many. Brandon Ellis was subbed off against Carlton but would be unlucky to get the axe after an impressive pre-season, while Robin Nahas had an impact after taking off the red vest. Troy Chaplin struggled to pick up the pace of the game at times but will be better for the run.

ON THE CUSP: Plenty. Dylan Grimes is the most likely to get a call-up after getting through three quarters for Coburg at the weekend and picking up 11 disposals. If for some reason the Tigers wanted to make wholesale changes, a lot of players put their hands up in the VFL practice match including Nick Vlastuin (22 disposals), Matt Dea (31 disposals), Chris Knights (28 touches) and former Kangaroo Aaron Edwards (five goals and eight marks).

AL PATON’S FORECAST: Could go in unchanged for the clash against St Kilda on Friday night, when the Tigers hope to start a season 2-0 for the first time since 1997. But fringe players will know they have to perform to keep their spots – a situation Richmond hasn’t enjoyed for a while.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/afl/more-news/the-barometer-whos-hurt-and-whos-in-line-for-selection-at-your-club-for-afl-round-2/story-e6frf9jf-1226610940898