Richmond vs Adelaide @ Adelaide Oval - Round 13, 2019

[one-eyed]

Overwhelming underdogs again  .

AFL Round 13

Adelaide vs RICHMOND

Thursday, 13th June, 7:20pm CST (7:50pm EST) @ Adelaide Oval.


Odds:
Richmond  $2.30
Adelaide    $1.60

https://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2019/13/adel-v-rich

[Jackstar is back!!!]

Should be $3.50

[Hard Roar Tiger]

Should be $3.50

We will be about $3.15 by bounce down

[wayne]

Our percentage could be 80 after this game 

[Francois Jackson]

we are stuffed

[YellowandBlackBlood]

"We are in big troubles people!"   

[JP Tiger]

Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore".     

[Rampsation]

There is no need for panic. People got ahead of themselves with the start of the season. Our kids are getting games and a good education
 We will be better in 2020 and 2021. We are missing our best key defender and key forward. Our youngsters are probably starting to get tired and we are now in the middle of a very cold melbourne winter which isnt helping them. We will be ok. We just need to get over the next 4 to 6 weeks with a chance of still making finals and we will be ok.

[rogerd3]

I'm giving us a show.
Strange this year we've travelled well where last year we were horrible.
Wet night.
Some need to drop a zanex.

[one-eyed]

The AFL website is tipping us to lose by 2 goals.

Match preview: Adelaide v Richmond

AFL.com.au
Lee Gaskin
Jun 11, 2019


Where and when: Adelaide Oval, Saturday, June 13, 7.20pm ACST (7.50pm AEST)

What it means for Adelaide: This is a huge opportunity for the Crows (7-5) to push themselves into the top four on the back of their stunning win against Greater Western Sydney last Saturday night.

What it means for Richmond: The Tigers have to pick themselves up off the canvas after back-to-back losses to North Melbourne and Geelong. A third straight defeat will have the Tigers clinging to their spot in the top-eight. 

The stat: The Crows hold a 24-14 advantage in the overall meetings between the two clubs, but 13 of those wins came from 15 games between 2000-10. The Tigers have won two of the last three against the Crows, including the 2017 Grand Final.

The match-up: Josh Jenkins v Dylan Grimes

Jenkins has returned to form since having a stint in the SANFL. He's the second-ranked Crows key forward in the Official AFL Player Ratings (171st overall). Grimes is the second-ranked small to medium defender at the Tigers (#169 overall), but he'll get the job on Jenkins.

It’s a big week for: Matt Crouch

The Crows midfielder plays his 100th career game. The 23rd pick in the 2013 national draft, Crouch is averaging 31.6 disposals per game this season and made a successful return from a hip injury in last weekend's win against Greater Western Sydney.

Big call: The Crows to get out to a big lead at three-quarter time before hanging on for a close victory.

Prediction: Crows by 12 points

https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-06-11/match-preview-adelaide-v-richmond

[Willy]

I sense another belting coming our way.

We have reached our tipping point with injuries. All teams would struggle with the amount of quality we have out.

[Gracie]

Richmond out to $3.45 following Cotchin's unavailability

[PremiershipClock]

Shane Edwards also out

[Diocletian]

Budgeted loss - going to give the kids a run....

[Willy]

pray for us....