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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #135 on: March 24, 2016, 10:28:11 AM »
Money on shedwards to kick the first goal. Clearance out of the centre to a jack contest, spills to the front and there's Edwards with the crumb and quick goal  :pray
If that happens Shed will handball it to Rioli for his first kick to be a goal.
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #136 on: March 24, 2016, 10:33:26 AM »
camera pans to the stands, shows yarren eating a hot dog
Then he grabbed two chopsticks and stuck them in his mouth , pretending to be a walrus

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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #137 on: March 24, 2016, 11:18:37 AM »
Martin, Vicks or Jack to kick the first..
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #138 on: March 24, 2016, 12:53:06 PM »
camera pans to the stands, shows yarren eating a hot dog

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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #139 on: March 24, 2016, 01:28:03 PM »
MCG all ready to go for tonight:




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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #140 on: March 24, 2016, 04:26:25 PM »
A lot about tonight will revolve around attitude and in what state we turn up above the shoulders. The media have tried to up the ante with all their "Tiges under pressure" nonsense and pumping up Carlton's side in recent days, such as Watson this morning saying if we lose tonight then it's season over for Richmond  ::). Having said that, last year, we didn't turn up to this game until halfway through the 2nd quarter. It's these 'lapses' where we play sub-AFL standard footy that have held us back in recent years. That's where I want to see improvement this year. Eliminating these out of the blue quarter-long sleeps and lazily disrespecting and playing down to the level of our opponents when we play bottom sides :banghead.
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #141 on: March 24, 2016, 04:40:56 PM »
A lot about tonight will revolve around attitude and in what state we turn up above the shoulders. The media have tried to up the ante with all their "Tiges under pressure" nonsense and pumping up Carlton's side in recent days, such as Watson this morning saying if we lose tonight then it's season over for Richmond  ::). Having said that, last year, we didn't turn up to this game until halfway through the 2nd quarter. It's these 'lapses' where we play sub-AFL standard footy that have held us back in recent years. That's where I want to see improvement this year. Eliminating these out of the blue quarter-long sleeps and lazily disrespecting and playing down to the level of our opponents when we play bottom sides :banghead.

Im glad the media have tried to manufacture pressure and put the blowtorch on us - will ensure we wont turn up half cocked.

Tipping the game will be over at qtr time

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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #142 on: March 24, 2016, 04:53:14 PM »
A lot about tonight will revolve around attitude and in what state we turn up above the shoulders. The media have tried to up the ante with all their "Tiges under pressure" nonsense and pumping up Carlton's side in recent days, such as Watson this morning saying if we lose tonight then it's season over for Richmond  ::). Having said that, last year, we didn't turn up to this game until halfway through the 2nd quarter. It's these 'lapses' where we play sub-AFL standard footy that have held us back in recent years. That's where I want to see improvement this year. Eliminating these out of the blue quarter-long sleeps and lazily disrespecting and playing down to the level of our opponents when we play bottom sides :banghead.

Im glad the media have tried to manufacture pressure and put the blowtorch on us - will ensure we wont turn up half cocked.

Tipping the game will be over at qtr time

On the radio all day all I was hearing was how much this is now a danger game  ::)

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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #143 on: March 24, 2016, 05:17:07 PM »
A lot about tonight will revolve around attitude and in what state we turn up above the shoulders. The media have tried to up the ante with all their "Tiges under pressure" nonsense and pumping up Carlton's side in recent days, such as Watson this morning saying if we lose tonight then it's season over for Richmond  ::). Having said that, last year, we didn't turn up to this game until halfway through the 2nd quarter. It's these 'lapses' where we play sub-AFL standard footy that have held us back in recent years. That's where I want to see improvement this year. Eliminating these out of the blue quarter-long sleeps and lazily disrespecting and playing down to the level of our opponents when we play bottom sides :banghead.

Im glad the media have tried to manufacture pressure and put the blowtorch on us - will ensure we wont turn up half cocked.

Tipping the game will be over at qtr time
think we will still in with a show for longer than that, much to the chagrin of some.....
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #144 on: March 24, 2016, 05:31:33 PM »
A lot about tonight will revolve around attitude and in what state we turn up above the shoulders. The media have tried to up the ante with all their "Tiges under pressure" nonsense and pumping up Carlton's side in recent days, such as Watson this morning saying if we lose tonight then it's season over for Richmond  ::). Having said that, last year, we didn't turn up to this game until halfway through the 2nd quarter. It's these 'lapses' where we play sub-AFL standard footy that have held us back in recent years. That's where I want to see improvement this year. Eliminating these out of the blue quarter-long sleeps and lazily disrespecting and playing down to the level of our opponents when we play bottom sides :banghead.

Im glad the media have tried to manufacture pressure and put the blowtorch on us - will ensure we wont turn up half cocked.

Tipping the game will be over at qtr time

On the radio all day all I was hearing was how much this is now a danger game  ::)
But it is true. Recent history has proved it none more so than the elimination final loss to the 9th finishing cheats. We can't shy away from this fact. The pressure is on no doubt about it and if you don't feel pressure IMHO you've got your head in the sand.
It's not such a big deal to be under pressure though. It's how these boys grow up to be men. It's how our leaders respond and it's how our captain leads by example.

There's no doubt we need to win this game comfortably, if not then heads should start rolling.
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #145 on: March 24, 2016, 05:38:00 PM »
Cool mate.

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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #146 on: March 24, 2016, 06:41:46 PM »
The horses have been flicked

Sadly, same can't be said about Darryl Braithwaite
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #147 on: March 24, 2016, 07:02:10 PM »
That is stuffn fantastic news, Willy.
At least some communication was established between the parties.
Thank stuff
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #148 on: March 24, 2016, 07:39:05 PM »
Wot are the frees now? 8 v 2  :banghead
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Re: Round 1 - Richmond vs Carlton, Thurs 24 March, MCG (n)
« Reply #149 on: March 24, 2016, 07:42:03 PM »
LMAO

What a crap team
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