Changes for the Dees game?

[one-eyed]

Cotch a likely out with that hammy.

Fire away with your changes?

[YellowandBlackBlood]

Caddy was selected to play this week but rolled his ankle and they decided to rest him so he may come in to replace Cotchin.

[Andyy]

Out:
Cotch
Rioli

In:
Caddy
KMac

[sdc01]

out: Soldo Cotch

in: Nank Caddy

[georgies31]

Soldo ??.Gez harsh was pretty good I thought.

[WilliamPowell]

INS: Caddy, MacIntosh, Nankervis

OUTS: Cotchin (inj), Soldo, Baker

[Tiger Khosh]

Out: Soldo, cotch

In: Nank, caddy

Yes soldo did well tonight but nank is an automatic selection when fit and Chol is proving a very handy 2nd ruck.

[one-eyed]

'Nank' waiting in the wings as Tigers face pleasant ruck dilemma

AFL.com.au
Callum Twomey
Jul 27, 2019

RICHMOND will likely welcome back first-choice ruckman Toby Nankervis next week, leaving the Tigers with a pleasing selection problem with its big men department.

Nankervis played in the VFL for Richmond on Friday night, in what was his second game back after a long-term groin injury.

But coach Damien Hardwick faces a squeeze, after being pleased with ruck duo Ivan Soldo and Mabior Chol's efforts in subduing Collingwood star Brodie Grundy in Friday night's win at the MCG.

Although Grundy dominated the ruck contests, registering 36 hitouts to the Richmond pair's combined 20, he managed only nine disposals.

It was Grundy's lowest possession tally in a game since round seven, 2016.

Chol and Soldo both kicked a goal and had an impact around the ground, in an effort that Hardwick said was important as the Tigers recorded their fifth straight win.

"I was really happy with our big boys. Grundy is obviously a really good player, but I thought Soldo and Mabior did a pretty good job on him," Hardwick said post-game.

"We were really happy with their performance. We got a couple of goals out of those boys and 17 disposals out of them so we wanted to go to work on [Grundy] as best we can because he's so important in the way they play."

Hardwick said Nankervis, who was the club's ruckman in its 2017 premiership, is likely to return against Melbourne next Saturday night.

"'Nank' will put his hand up to play. He got through a half again today – I'm not exactly sure how much he did play – but he's also very important to us," he said.

"You probably think he puts his hands up to come back in the side."

The Tigers will need to replace captain Trent Cotchin (hamstring) next week, and could bring back Josh Caddy after he hurt his ankle this week, ruling him out of selection.

Midfielder Jack Ross (ankle) is also expected to be available, while mid-season draft recruit Marlion Pickett will play his first game in Richmond colours in the VFL next week after joining the club with a finger injury.

https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-07-26/nank-waiting-in-the-wings-as-tigers-face-pleasant-ruck-dilemma

[Jackstar is back!!!]

Out Cotchin and Houli
Both Injured
Ins . McIntosh and ?

[torch]

Houli injured?

[MintOnLamb]

INS: Caddy, MacIntosh, Nankervis

OUTS: Cotchin (inj), Soldo, Baker

Steady on WP, with those ins not many D supporters will turn up😂😂

[Jackstar is back!!!]

Houli injured?

Right quad/ hammy heavily bandaged in last quarter
They may rest him ? Manage him

[Slipper]

If Houli is injured, I'd bring in Caddy for him and push Stack back to Houli's spot.

I reckon Chol needs a rest, so I'd bring Nank in for him. Melbourne are as slow as treacle, so I'd seriously consider bringing in Naish ordare I say it Menadue to really stretch them outside.

[Andyy]

Gawn is a huge man, will likely be hard work for Nank. If he only played half a game again then why not play Soldo one more week?

[Diocletian]

I reckon Chol needs a rest,.

Not this nonsense again......