The media has us finishing 11th.
The run home: Pies, Suns fade and there's still life in TigersNick Bowen
afl.com.au
July 28, 201412. Richmond28 points (seven wins, 10 losses) 101.3 per cent
The Tigers have given their season a late air of respectability with four straight wins but, like the Eagles, they could win all five of their remaining games and still not make the finals. And given Richmond meets Essendon and has away clashes with Adelaide and the Sydney Swans to come, Damien Hardwick's men can start making their September holiday plans now.
The run home:
Rd 19: Greater Western Sydney at the MCG
Rd 20: Essendon at the MCG
Rd 21: Adelaide at Adelaide Oval
Rd 22: St Kilda at the MCG
Rd 23: Sydney Swans at ANZ Stadium
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The Run Home: Matt Windley predicts every club’s finish to the AFL seasonHerald-Sun
July 28, 2014 8:00PM12. RICHMOND28pts 101.3%
R19: GWS (MCG) W
R20: Essendon (MCG) L
R21: Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) L
R22: St Kilda (MCG) W
R23: Sydney (ANZ) L
MATT SAYS: Will jump West Coast into 11th but are Gold Coast, Collingwood and Adelaide catchable? Simply, the Tigers must beat the Crows in Round 21 to keep the door to the eight ajar, but realistically the Tigers must win all five games and hope the teams above them falter drastically.
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