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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #45 on: August 11, 2018, 06:12:26 PM »
Missing Bolton &  Townsend's forward pressure.... :shh
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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #46 on: August 11, 2018, 06:58:46 PM »
How did Conca go?

C Ellis?

Moore?

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #47 on: August 11, 2018, 07:00:21 PM »
Conca only played first half, rolled his other ankle from reports.

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #48 on: August 11, 2018, 07:22:16 PM »
How did Conca go?

C Ellis?

Moore?

From what I can gather:

Ellis was arse.

Moore was ok - kicked another GOTY contender :shh

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #49 on: August 11, 2018, 07:35:38 PM »
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Richmond        3.2  8.4    9.6    11.10 (76)
Williamstown   5.2  9.6  11.12  18.12 (120)

GOALS:
Richmond: Ballard 3 Bathie 2 Moore  Miles  Stengle  Coleman-Jones  Aarts  Mannagh
Williamstown: Schultz 4 Marcon 3 Rodda 3 Cavarra 3 Jones  Jolley  Schnerring  Dunell  Bewley

BEST:
Richmond: Ballard Miles Wood Menadue Coffield
Williamstown: Marcon Schultz Gibbons Cavarra Norton Masters

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #50 on: August 11, 2018, 07:36:39 PM »
VFL Tigers succumb to Seagulls

Richmond has suffered a 44-point loss to Williamstown in the VFL Round 19 clash at the Swinburne Centre, with Reece Conca’s return from injury cut short due to a rolled ankle.

With the game in the balance, Williamstown put Richmond to the sword ending the day with a six-goal avalanche, finishing 18.12 (120) to 11.10 (76) to the good.

The Tigers welcomed back Reece Conca after a six-week stint on the sidelines and Derek Eggmolesse-Smith for his debut game in the yellow and black.

Conca provided zip and energy, collecting 17 disposals before leaving the ground with a rolled ankle—the opposite to the one he dislocated.

Eggmolesse-Smith entered the game after halftime, slotting in across half-back and providing penetration and drive with ball in hand.

Williamstown burst out of the blocks with the opening goal of the game and caught Richmond on the hop in transition a handful of times in the first term.

Williamstown had plenty of urgency and energy at the stoppages and streamed forward into space at will.

The Tigers defensive unit had its hands full in the first quarter, with Ben Miller, Dan Coffield and Ryan Garthwaite holding firm against the tide.

Corey Ellis was clean and industrious, while Sam Lloyd warmed into the game.

Patrick Naish highlighted his attractive traits, winning a disputed ball at half back, before sprinting forward in transition for the handball receive and finding Ryan Bathie free inside 50.

Bathie went back and kicked a very important goal in the shadows of quarter time.

Jacob Ballard ignited the Tigers with a duo of second term majors, taking his tally to three for the half.

Richmond fought and scrapped, arresting back the momentum and got the game back on its terms for the majority of the second term.

Callum Moore was stung into action in the second term, as he presented constantly and showcased his “wow factor” once again.

Moore skated after the ball and desperately stopped it from being rushed, before snaffling it up and snapping through his only goal for the day.

While Moore flexed his muscle up forward, Ben Miller was nigh impassable down back.

Miller’s confidence has risen steadily as the weeks have ticked on and has spiked in the last two weeks.

The budding defender was one of the Tigers best on a tough day down at Geelong last week, and bettered that performance against a barrage of Williamstown attacking forays.

A goal after the halftime siren saw Williamstown edge clear by eight points, carrying the momentum into the main break.

Scoring dried up at the start of the third term, until Tyson Stengle bobbed up for his first, cutting the deficit to two points.

Unfortunately, this sparked the Seagulls into action, as they took control around the scrimmages and peppered the goal, luckily, they didn’t inflict maximum damage.

However, as they did at the end of the half, the visitors slotted one after the siren to edge clear by a game-high 18 points.

Anthony Miles was the happy recipient of a 50-metre penalty, kicking the all-important first goal of the last quarter.

The Tigers found a bit of spark, but as they had done all day, Williamstown answered straight back and went on a six-goal tirade to put to bed a tough day out for the ladder-leaders.

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2018-08-11/vfl-tigers-succumb-to-seagulls

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #51 on: August 11, 2018, 07:42:46 PM »
How’d we lose at home?  What the heck is going on down there! :banghead
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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #52 on: August 11, 2018, 09:01:47 PM »
Don’t like this losing poo  :banghead  :banghead  :banghead

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #53 on: August 11, 2018, 09:13:08 PM »
Don’t like this losing poo  :banghead  :banghead  :banghead

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #54 on: August 12, 2018, 12:49:55 AM »
Reece Conca had a mixed comeback from a dislocated ankle, finishing with 19 disposals and a rolled ankle – the opposite one to which he injured in round 15.

Inside midfielder Anthony Miles (29 disposals and a goal) had yet another tireless performance in the Tigers' 44-point loss to Williamstown.

Corey Ellis continues to perform well at VFL level with 26 disposals and nine marks.

Omitted duo Connor Menadue (19 disposals, eight marks) and Sam Lloyd (16 and 12 tackles) also played well.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-08-11/around-the-state-leagues-whos-starring-for-your-club

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #55 on: August 12, 2018, 06:35:06 AM »
Good to see the reports on Ben Miller. Have really high hopes for him.

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #56 on: August 14, 2018, 03:47:49 PM »
VFL stat: Richmond VFL has lost its past six matches to Williamstown, by margins of 70, 40, 45, 55, 12 and 44 points. In fact, VFA oracle George Paras tells us the Tigers last beat the Towners in 1907.

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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #57 on: August 14, 2018, 04:09:50 PM »
Considering we joined the VFL in 1908, while they remained in the VFA.......

So we didn't start playing them till we entered our own team till recently.....
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Re: VFL R19: Richmond vs Williamstown @ Punt Rd, Sat. Aug. 11
« Reply #58 on: August 14, 2018, 06:40:40 PM »
VFL Backline and Development coach, Ryan Ferguson's summary of how the Tigers’ players performed in last Saturday’s Round 19 loss to Williamstown at the Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval.

Anthony Miles
29 disposals, six marks, four tackles, four clearances, one goal.

“Had a good battle in the middle, our best clearance winner, along with Brandon Wood.”

Corey Ellis
26 disposals, nine marks, four tackles, six rebound-50s.

“One of our best, intercepted and rebounded off half-back.”

Reece Conca
19 disposals, seven tackles, four clearances.

“Great to see him back out there. He hurt his other ankle, but hopefully not too bad.”

Connor Menadue
19 disposals, eight marks, five inside-50s.

“Solid but didn’t impact the game as much as he usually does.”

Sam Lloyd

16 disposals, 12 tackles, eight contested possessions, four marks.

“Not as dominant as he usually is at this level.”

Liam Baker
15 disposals, two marks, two clearances, four insde-50s.

“A quiet day.”

Tyson Stengle
13 disposals, three marks, four tackles, five inside-50s, one goal.

“Back from injury but didn’t have much impact.”

Patrick Naish
13 disposals, four marks, four tackles, three inside-50s.

“Had a few moments.”

Derek Eggmolesse-Smith
10 disposals, five marks, four tackles, four rebound-50s.

“Played the second half and it was great to see him out there for the first time this year. Added plenty of run and penetrating disposal.”

Callum Coleman-Jones
46 hit-outs, nine disposals, six tackles, one goal.

“Learning a lot about his ruck craft. He played on a smaller, mobile ruck(man) this week.”

Ryan Garthwaite
Nine disposals, six contested possessions, two rebound-50s.

“Good battle on a quality player in Sam Dunnell.”

Ben Miller
Eight disposals, five contested possessions, two rebound-50s.

“Stood firm down back, competed well in the air and neutralised a lot of aerial contests.”

Callum Moore
Nine hit-outs, six disposals, six contested possessions, three tackles, one goal.

“Plenty of almost moments but wasn’t able to stick his marks.”

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Brandon Wood
19 disposals, 11 contested possessions, four tackles, six clearances.

“Won contested ball and clearances.”

Daniel Coffield
17 disposals, four marks, three rebound-50s.

“Neutralised and won plenty of aerial contests and provided run, which is something he’s added to his game this year.”

Jacob Ballard
16 disposals, five marks, five tackles, three goals.

“One of our best, impacted up forward with three goals and then also went into the ruck with good effect.”

Blake Grewar
15 disposals, three tackles, two clearances, four inside-50s.

“Battled hard against some quality ‘mids’.”

Tom Silvestro
14 disposals, three marks, four clearances.

“Not as dominant as he has been for much of the season but tried his guts out.”

Jake Aarts
13 disposals, five inside-50s, one goal.

“Lively and elusive again. He didn’t have a lot of clean looks, but still made something out of nothing at times.”

Connor Riley
12 disposals, five clearances, two rebound-50s.

“Had a role on (Blake) Bewley and did okay.”

Ryan Bathie
11 hit-outs Nine disposals, three marks, two goals.

“Looked dangerous early but faded as the game wore on.”

Joel Ernest
Seven disposals, four tackles, two rebound-50s.

“Has been great for us this season—a real find but didn’t have his best day on Saturday.”

Shaun Mannagh

Five disposals, three marks, seven tackles, one goal.

“Had a quiet day.”

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2018-08-14/vfl-report-round-19