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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #210 on: June 05, 2021, 10:28:43 PM »
Darcy Parish won the medal with 44 possies. Not sure why Dimma didn't tag him but Dimma will probably reply that we won the game.

He is a jet bloody hell. I'd always laughed at him for looking like such a prom queen at the draft camp.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #211 on: June 05, 2021, 10:37:04 PM »
what’s Prestia’s injury?

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #212 on: June 05, 2021, 10:38:16 PM »
That Prestia injury is such a downer on what ended up being a good result.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #213 on: June 05, 2021, 10:43:38 PM »
I think Prestia was precaution.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #214 on: June 05, 2021, 11:08:56 PM »
Got the win and went up gear when we had to which was good only concern is teams are getting to many multiple goals against us and back.in game.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #215 on: June 05, 2021, 11:09:17 PM »
Darcy Parish won the medal with 44 possies. Not sure why Dimma didn't tag him but Dimma will probably reply that we won the game.

He is a jet bloody hell. I'd always laughed at him for looking like such a prom queen at the draft camp.
Parish deserved the medal. Killed us out of the guts especially after half-time and his efforts got them the lead before we turned it around in the last 10 mins.
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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #216 on: June 05, 2021, 11:41:11 PM »
Yiooken Trophy Results

Darcy Parish (Essendon) – 8 votes (3,3,2)
Dustin Martin (Richmond) – 6 votes (3,2,1)
Shai Bolton (Richmond) – 3 votes (2,1)
Kyle Langford (Essendon) – 1 vote (1)

Source: AFL website.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #217 on: June 06, 2021, 12:04:50 AM »
We needed that win. Looked dicey in the last.


Castagna found the footy which was needed as he has been rubbish best game for a while (94% efficiency) :rollin
RCD was quiet and struggled to find the footy when not in the guts and spent a lot of time on the bench as did Caddy as both only had about 60% game time.

Aarts was good but why he didn’t handpass to Dusty is beyond comprehension he was super lucky not to get HTB.
Dusty was immense but his disposal can be very very sloppy at times. I think teams are going at him better than they have and not getting fooled by the fend off so those are probably factors. He just does things that help the team win.
Chol was awesome in the first quarter. If he can string 4 quarter it would be amazing.

I hope Grimes is ok, he got a big hit from Tippa.
I hope Prestia isn’t serious as he is an awesome midfielder and just a bull in the guts.

The umps were kind to us for once.
Anyway good win in the end and a good boost in percentage.
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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #218 on: June 06, 2021, 06:12:21 AM »
Team Stats:

Disposals:     380 - 348 ..... ( contested: 134 - 121 ; uncontested: 249 - 227 )
Efficiency%:    76 - 75
Kicks:           230 - 196
Handballs:    150 - 152
Turnovers:      67 - 66
Marks:         112 - 91 .... ( contested: 12 - 7 )
Tackles:         46 - 43
Clearances:    34 - 32 .... ( centre: 18 - 15 ; stoppages: 16 - 17 )
Inside 50s:     52 - 53
Eff.% in50:     58 - 51
Marks in50:    15 - 15
Tackles in50:  10 - 2
Hitouts:          31 - 27
Bounces:          6 - 8
One %ers:      49 - 54
Free kicks:      17 - 12

Individual possessions:

Martin   27
Prestia  26 .... ( subbed off last quarter )
Short    23
Graham 22
Bolton   21
Baker    19
Chol      19
Edwards 19
Aarts      18
Castagna 18
Houli      18
Cotchin  17
Pickett   17
Balta     16
Caddy   15
Grimes  14
Vlastuin 14
McIntosh 13
Riewoldt  12
CCJ        11
Broad     9
RCD      9
Rioli      3 .... ( subbed on last quarter )

https://www.afl.com.au/matches/3070#player-stats

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #219 on: June 06, 2021, 06:23:47 AM »
Dylan Grimes joins ABC Grandstand from the change rooms:

“I think it’s the sign of a mature side, that can fight back when the momentum is going the other way. It was a real arm wrestle and I’m proud of the boys for grinding it out.”

Dylan Grimes on the surface at Perth Stadium:

“It was a bit slippery, I think the dew settled in at half-time. It is a great stadium, the crowd was something else. Tonight was special and I’m looking forward to coming back to this venue in a week’s time.”

Dylan Grimes on the Tigers fight:

“We try and reinforce the process. Whether you’re in front by 100 or down by a mile, when the momentum swings against you, it’s important to go back to the fundamentals and that’s all you can really control as a player.”

Dylan Grimes on the rest of the season:

“Everything has been so up in the air that we haven’t really thought ahead. We didn’t even know if we were flying back to Melbourne or Sydney till a couple of hours before this game. We have to take it as it comes.”

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #220 on: June 06, 2021, 06:57:26 AM »
Rcd needs to be more inside and getting the footy out. Thats his caper not the outside stuff.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #221 on: June 06, 2021, 08:45:57 AM »
Great to get up in the end but it didn't look like it for a bit. I still think we went in one tall down, Pickett in the ruck just doesn't work and Dimma should already know it from previous games. Happy to get out with the points.
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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #222 on: June 06, 2021, 11:01:58 AM »
Great spectacle and stadium. Kudos to the Perth crowd for packing it out.

The only thing I have a negative is the prematch entertainment. I know they only had a week to arrange it but;

-  it was extremely poor from what I could see on the tv. It’s as if they grabbed a bunch of indigenous people from the local park and asked them to do some tribal dancing for a few minutes for a few bucks

- why weren’t they allowed on the ground? It’s big enough there’s plenty of ground to do some sort of prematch ceremony.

- if not the ground why not a designated stage area - on the steps in the aisles was just tacky and poorly designed.

I’ve attended many of these and it’s a little hit and miss sometimes the prematch is very well arranged and other times it seems to be put together last minute. I personally think the Anzac eve game is a much better prematch and seems to be organised a lot better than dreamtime.
I reckon they could do so much better job than they’ve done and you’d think “dreamtime” being a massive resource itself to build from.
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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #223 on: June 06, 2021, 12:59:43 PM »
Jack Graham was outstanding and for me was BOG. Was highly impressed by his game. Bolton was impressive as was Chol and Noah. Much better game from George.

RCD and Caddy very quiet. Concern for me is our wing positions still seem to be a problem.

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Re: Richmond vs Essendon --- Dreamtime in Perth --- Round 12, 2021
« Reply #224 on: June 06, 2021, 01:24:44 PM »
Gee Prestia and then Edwards comes back and suddenly RCD's not attending the centre bounces and getting less touches...well duh.....kid played his role well enough under the circumstances... :shh
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