Shane Tuck set for his 10th season Sam Edmund
From: Herald Sun
September 05, 2012 RICHMOND warhorse Shane Tuck is almost certain to play on next year, continuing one of football's great comeback stories.
Tuck was talked out of retirement at the end of 2011 before emerging this season to play the best football of his career.
Tuck, who turns 31 in December, was rumoured to again be considering retirement. But those close to the midfielder say he is determined to play a 10th AFL season, buoyed by his form and the emergence of Richmond as a finals contender.
The Tigers have presented Tuck with a new deal, but he wanted to finish the season before discussing terms.
Sources said he would be more than comfortable with another one-year deal.
In a brilliant 2012 campaign, the veteran played every game and had 576 disposals, collecting 25 or more touches in 14 appearances.
In an interview with the Herald Sun earlier this year, Tuck said he was determined to have a career with no regrets.
"I just want to try my best, hang in there and be successful. If you work hard and do the right things, it just seems to work out," he said.
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