The Premiership Cup goes on tour [merged]

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Premiership cup making way to Bendigo for camp

Bendigo Advertiser
Feb 8, 2018

RICHMOND supporters will have a chance to be photographed with the 2017 AFL premiership cup this Sunday in Bendigo.

The Tigers’ 11th premiership cup will be on display at the rotunda in Rosalind Park from 11am to 2pm.

Its arrival will come one day before Tigers players and coaches are due in Bendigo for their 2018 AFL Community Camp.

The Tigers will travel in two groups, with half the playing list to spend two days in Echuca.

A highlight of the community camp will be an open training session at the Queen Elizabeth Oval from 9.15am on Tuesday (February 13), with players to sign autographs after the session.

The club will work closely with AFL Victoria and its regional administration centres to provide football clinics and engage players with the broader Bendigo and Echuca communities.

http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5213563/premiership-cup-making-way-to-bendigo-for-camp/

[Rampsation]

its time to put the cup away into the trophy cabinet and look to the future. This cup has done a bigger tour than a Johnny Farnham retirement gig.

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The Capital Tigers Committee is excited to announce that the 2017 Premiership Cup is coming to Canberra!

Come along to Eastlake Football Club on the 28th February between 5.00 pm and 9.00 pm for your opportunity to see the Cup and get your photo taken with the Cup.

We'll have the Grand Final playing on the big screen and there will be raffles, lucky door prize and auction items.

Grab yourself a drink, have a meal in the club., but do not miss out on this very special opportunity.

https://www.facebook.com/events/145835299422455/

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About 800 fans flocked to Rosalind Park on Sunday to be photographed with the 2017 premiership cup.

http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/5221243/grimes-backs-big-encore-from-tigers-team-mate-dustin-martin/?cs=12

[Damo]

Went on Sunday
Reckon 800 is low on the amount that were there

Tigers fans everywhere

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Tigers faithful in touch with AFL trophy after 37-year wait

Herald Sun
11 March 2018

Richmond fans relished the chance to get near the precious AFL Premiership Cup at North Hobart. Winning the 2017 AFL premiership after a 37-year drought meant the world to the massive Tiger Army. And, as is every parent's right, indoctrination starts early on eager young minds as children got up close and personal with ...

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/tigers-faithful-in-touch-with-afl-trophy-after-37year-wait/news-story/73d8824bfcd4771fd4b3d7d3b30e2d19

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2017 Premiership Cup in the NSM

Tiger fans have the chance to get their photo with the 2017 premiership cup inside the National Sports Museum from 1.30pm-3.00pm this Sunday.

Located at Gate 3, kids get in FREE to the museum on AFL Sundays, while adult tickets cost just $12.50, which is 50 per cent off the normal price of admission. Be sure to get there early, as entry to the museum - and for the photo opportunity - is subject to capacity.

http://www.mcg.org.au/whats-on/events-calendar/2018/june/geelong-cats-v-richmond-june-17

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Tiger stars coming to Morwell

Latrobe Valley Express
Australian Community Media - Fairfax Media
26 July 2018

Gippsland-based Richmond supporters have the chance to get up close and personal with the 2017 premiership cup and two of the Tigers' prodigal sons next month when stars Jack Riewoldt and Alex Rance come to town.

The duo will make a special guest appearance at the Italian Australian Club in Morwell and will be joined by former great Dale Weightman, Yellow and Black: A Season With Richmond author Konrad Marshall and club stalwart Valy Crowe.

Attendees will have the opportunity to have their photo taken with all guests and will receive a free copy of the Tigers Almanac.

Riewoldt and Rance will be front and centre for questions on stage along with the other guests and there will also be a monster raffle and giveaways.

Gippsland Richmond Supporters Group president Chris Donoghue said he was "super excited" to be able to put on the event for local supporters.

"We've worked with them to put this together to have a big night here in the Valley for all the Tigers supporters," Donaghue said.

"To have the boys and the cup come down here is a bit of a coup for the community."

The event will be held on Saturday, August 18 at the Italian Australian Club from 4pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets, phone 0457 700 449 or visit rtssgmemorabilia.com/alexandjackingippsland

http://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/story/5548780/tiger-stars-coming-to-morwell/