NAB Challenge 2 - Richmond vs Collingwood

[gerkin greg]

10 goal loss will be acceptable. 


Also, would have liked to have traded our 1st pick for Longer last year just to see reactions. 1 possession and 7 HO's 

hey man it wasn't a good night for poo big men

[gerkin greg]

jack has quit the club

[one-eyed]

COLLINGWOOD squad:

1. Alex Fasolo, 3. Brent Macaffer, 4. Brodie Grundy, 6. Tyson Goldsack, 7. Ben Kennedy, 8. Heritier Lumumba, 9. Martin Clarke, 10. Scott Pendlebury, 12. Luke Ball, 13. Taylor Adams, 14. Clinton Young, 16. Nathan Brown, 18. Jesse White, 19. Jamie Elliott, 20. Ben Reid, 21. Quinten Lynch, 22. Steele Sidebottom, 23. Lachlan Keeffe, 25. Ben Hudson, 26. Marley Williams, 27. Tony Armstrong, 31. Jackson Ramsay, 32. Travis Cloke, 36. Dane Swan, 38. Peter Yagmoor, 41. Tom Langdon, 45. Jack Frost,
46. Jonathon Marsh, 48. Caolan Mooney

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-02-20/nab-challenge-squads-collingwood-v-richmond

[tigs2011]

10 goal loss will be acceptable. 


Also, would have liked to have traded our 1st pick for Longer last year just to see reactions. 1 possession and 7 HO's 

hey man it wasn't a good night for poo big men

Yeh in fairness to him the weather probably halved his possession output. But probably added a few HO's due to the increased stoppages. 

[one-eyed]

New faces to boost Tigers in Wangaratta
richmondfc.com.au 
February 20, 2014 12:02 PM

The Tigers have named their 29-man squad for the game, to be held at Norm Minns Oval at 4.40pm.

Richmond squad for pre-season challenge match v Collingwood

3. Brett Deledio
4. Dustin Martin
5. Brandon Ellis
6. Shaun Grigg
9. Trent Cotchin
10. Shane Edwards
11. Jake Batchelor
12. David Astbury
13. Ricky Petterd
14. Bachar Houli
15. Chris Knights
16. Shaun Hampson
18. Alex Rance
19. Matt Thomas
24. Ben Griffiths
25. Troy Chaplin
26. Anthony Miles
27. Aaron Edwards
28. Jake King
29. Ty Vickery
30. Reece Conca
31. Nick Vlastuin
32. Brad Helbig
36. Matt McDonough
38. Steven Morris
39. Nathan Gordon
41. Nathan Foley
42. Sam Lloyd
44. Matt Arnot

Full article:

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2014-02-20/new-faces-to-boost-tigers-in-wangaratta

So that's ...

IN:  Petterd, Knights, Thomas, King, Conca, McDonough, Gordon, Arnot

OUT: Newman (knee), Lennon, Stephenson, McIntosh, McBean

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Richmond has named an otherwise strong squad, including young midfielder Reece Conca, who has spent much of the pre-season in rehabilitation following hamstring surgery. Chris Knights, who missed the majority of 2013 with a serious knee injury, could also play his first game since round seven, 2013.

Mature-age recruit Nathan Gordon has also been selected to play his first game for the club.
 
Dylan Grimes (hamstring), Daniel Jackson (groin), Ivan Maric (ankle) and Chris Newman (knee) are all recovering from injury ahead of the club's round one clash against the Suns.

Star Tigers forward Jack Riewoldt will miss again with quad tightness as he prepares for the club's round one clash against Gold Coast on March 15.

Notable omissions for the Magpies were Nick Maxwell, Jarryd Blair and Dayne Beams.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-02-20/nab-challenge-squads-collingwood-v-richmond

[Tiger Tragic]

3 taller players out for smalls..good move

[wayne]

1 possession and 7 HO's 

Woah!

[lamington]

BRING ON THE BISCUIT!!!!

[Diocletian]

No Darrou or Banfumbles yet? Are they injured?

[WA Tiger]

That's a pretty strong squad this week for us..should be a marked improvement on field.

[RollsRoyce]

A lift in intensity from the last pathetic effort would be good.
But to go in with a full complement of interchange players this time would be a start. I can't understand what they were  experimenting with last time when they apparently went in two players down. If the "experiment" was to look slow, sluggish and second to the ball all night long, then it was a stunning success.

Last time I checked we won't be allowed to use 6 bench players against GC. May as well get players used to running out whole games under proper conditions.

But in the pre-season comp we were allowed to use 6 players, as were Melbourne who took full advantage of the rule. So the question remains, why put yourself at a disadvantage when you don't have to?

[🏅Dooks]

Named to win.

No excuse this time. Especially with Carringbusch's list.

"Oh we wernt really trying" 

[lamington]

Named to win.

No excuse this time. Especially with Carringbusch's list.

"Oh we wernt really trying" 

They've named Dane Swan though so to say I'm bracing myself for a raping. The tigers couldn't contain Pendlebury, Swan, and Cloke last time. Now that they have a 2nd target in Jesse White I'm a bit worried we're going to get schooled.

[🏅Dooks]

Yeah. 

[Willy]

A lift in intensity from the last pathetic effort would be good.
But to go in with a full complement of interchange players this time would be a start. I can't understand what they were  experimenting with last time when they apparently went in two players down. If the "experiment" was to look slow, sluggish and second to the ball all night long, then it was a stunning success.

Last time I checked we won't be allowed to use 6 bench players against GC. May as well get players used to running out whole games under proper conditions.

But in the pre-season comp we were allowed to use 6 players, as were Melbourne who took full advantage of the rule. So the question remains, why put yourself at a disadvantage when you don't have to?

To simulate the main season, which actually means something?