2022 All-Australian team; Bolton the only Tiger.

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Granted only two rounds in but Richo has Short and Bolton in his rolling AA team so far.

Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 2:

B: Jack Scrimshaw (Hawthorn), Tom McCartin (Sydney), Jake Bowey (Melbourne)

HB: Jayden Short (Richmond), Darcy Moore (Collingwood), James Sicily (Hawthorn)

C: Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Jack Crisp (Collingwood)

HF: Charlie Curnow (Carlton), Mitchell Lewis (Hawthorn), Isaac Heeney (Sydney)

F: Willie Rioli (West Coast), Harry McKay (Carlton), Shai Bolton (Richmond)

R: Luke Jackson (Melbourne), Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton)

INT: Callum Mills (Sydney), Jordan De Goey (Collingwood), Touk Miller (Gold Coast), Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle)

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/03/30/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-2/

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Richo has Short and Bolton in his rolling All-Australian team after four rounds.

Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 4:

B: Jeremy McGovern (West Coast), Tom McCartin (Sydney), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Jayden Short (Richmond), Jacob Weitering (Carlton), Changkuoth Jiath (Hawthorn)

C: Bailey Smith (Western Bulldogs), Tom Green (GWS), Ed Langdon (Melbourne)

HF: Dylan Moore (Hawthorn), Max King (St Kilda), Isaac Heeney (Sydney)

F: Joe Daniher (Brisbane), Tom Hawkins (Geelong), Shai Bolton (Richmond)

R: Tim English (Western Bulldogs), Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Patrick Cripps (Carlton)

INT: Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne), Touk Miller (Gold Coast)

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/04/13/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-4/

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Tigers tear into All-Australian contention



A Richmond defender delivered in spades in the absences of Trent Cotchin, while a fellow Tiger pushed a former teammate out of round seven’s rolling All-Aus team.

Paywall: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/afl/afl-rolling-allaustralian-team-2022-our-best22-updated-after-each-round/news-story/31c9892751f6f80571b041ce73807a97

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Matthew Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 7:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Jayden Short (Richmond), Jacob Weitering (Carlton), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Bailey Smith (Western Bulldogs), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Ed Langdon (Melbourne)

HF: Zac Bailey (Brisbane), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Isaac Heeney (Sydney)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Tom Hawkins (Geelong), Jack Higgins (St Kilda)

R: Max Gawn (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Callum Mills (Sydney)

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/05/04/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-7/

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FOX FOOTY’S EARLY-SEASON ALL-AUSTRALIAN TEAM

B: Sam Docherty (Carl), Steven May (Melb), James Sicily (Haw)

HB: Jayden Short (Rich), Jacob Weitering (Carl), Tom Stewart (Geel)

C: Ed Langdon (Melb), Patrick Cripps (C) (Carl), Blake Acres (Frem)

HF: Isaac Heeney, (Syd) Tom Hawkins (Geel), Charlie Curnow (Carl)

F: Charlie Cameron (Bris), Tom Lynch (Rich), Shai Bolton (Rich)

R: Max Gawn (VC) (Melb), Lachie Neale (Bris), Christian Petracca (Melb)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Frem), Clayton Oliver (Melb), Zac Bailey (Bris), Jack Sinclair (STK)



Half-back flank — Jayden Short (Richmond)

There’s a reason Short was recently rewarded with a five-year extension from Richmond. The dual premiership Tiger and 2020 best and fairest winner has been building his game in recent years, and in 2022, has gone to yet another level. Averaging a personal best 27.4 disposals and 6.1 marks per game as one of the best accumulators in the competition, the raking kicker on both sides of his body has also shown a capacity to play more through the midfield.

Full-forward — Tom Lynch (Richmond)

The brute full forward has returned to his absolute best form of years past, currently leading the Coleman Medal with 31 goals through nine rounds. It’s come off the back of a dominant four weeks from Lynch, kicking seven goals against West Coast, six against Collingwood and then four against Hawthorn. Good kicking is good football, and Lynch has provided just that for the Tigers. Also ranking first in the competition for contested marks and fourth in marks inside 50, Lynch is primed to cause major headaches for opposition defences for the rest of the season.

Forward pocket — Shai Bolton (Richmond)

Bolton has gone to another level again after his breakout 2021 season. As damaging as ever before, the 23-year old has averaged 19 disposals per game and booted 18 goals in a brilliant campaign, ranking fifth in the competition in score involvements and sixth in goal assists and centre clearances. His recent form has helped the Tigers surge back into the top eight, going at 23.6 disposals and 2.3 goals over his last three contests.

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/discarded-stars-huge-statement-footy-miracle-we-didnt-see-coming-allaustralian-state-of-play/news-story/3eab8e00eea3080f221de237f1c76def

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Re-born Tigers defender finally cracks rolling AA

A stellar Dreamtime performance has seen Daniel Rioli crack the rolling All-Australian team but it is a teammate who has to make way.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/news/afl-rolling-allaustralian-team-2022-our-best22-updated-after-each-round/news-story/31c9892751f6f80571b041ce73807a97

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Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 10:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Sam Docherty (Carlton), Jacob Weitering (Carlton), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Bailey Smith (Western Bulldogs), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Ed Langdon (Melbourne)

HF: Sam Walsh (Carlton), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Charlie Curnow (Carlton)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Tom Hawkins (Geelong), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

R: Max Gawn (Melbourne), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton)

INT: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Jayden Short (Richmond), Callum Wilkie (St Kilda)

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/05/25/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-10/

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Bolton is the only Tiger left in Richo's rolling AA team.


Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 11:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Sam Docherty (Carlton), Jacob Weitering (Carlton), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Bailey Smith (Western Bulldogs), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Sam Walsh (Carlton)

HF: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Charlie Curnow (Carlton)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Tom Hawkins (Geelong), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

R: Jarrod Witts (Gold Coast), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Callum Wilkie (St Kilda), Callum Mills (Sydney), Jack Crisp (Collingwood)


INS: Jarrod Witts, Callum Mills, Jack Crisp

OUTS: Max Gawn, Ed Langdon, Jayden Short

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/06/01/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-11/

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Jake Niall's mid-season All-Australian team

Up to Round 11

B   James Sicily (Haw)   Steven May (Melb)   Tom Stewart (Geelong)
HB   Jack Sinclair (St K)   Sam Taylor (GWS)   Sam Docherty (Carl)
C   Jordan Dawson (Adel)   Patrick Cripps (Carl) VC   Ed Langdon (Melb)
HF   Shai Bolton (Rich)   Charlie Curnow (Carl)   Jeremy Cameron (Geel)
F   Sam Switkowski (Frem)   Tom Lynch (Rich)   Charlie Cameron (BL)
R   Max Gawn (Melb) C   Clayton Oliver (Melb)   Lachie Neale (BL)
IC Christian Petracca (Melb), Jack Crisp (Coll), Tim English (WB), Bailey Smith (WB)
Coach Justin Longmuir (Frem)


The forward line consists of Shai Bolton, match-turner who spends around 40 per cent of his time forward.

Deep at full-forward, Tom Lynch of the Tigers - the leader in contested marking forwards and big man traits - gets the nod over Tom Hawkins and Saint Max King, the latter destined to win multiple AA jumpers.

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/carlton-s-comeback-kids-demons-fab-five-lead-mid-year-all-australian-charge-20220604-p5ar1w.html

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Only Bolts in the AFL website's AA team.



https://www.afl.com.au/news/776098/our-mid-season-all-australian-team-who-makes-the-cut-

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Matty Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 13:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Sam Docherty (Carlton), Alex Pearce (Fremantle), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Sam Walsh (Carlton)

HF: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Tom Hawkins (Geelong)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Charlie Curnow (Carlton), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

R: Max Gawn (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)

INT: Callum Mills (Sydney), Callum Wilkie (St Kilda), Touk Miller (Gold Coast), Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle)


INS: Hugh McCluggage

OUTS: Bailey Smith

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/06/15/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-13/

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Matty Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 14:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Sam Docherty (Carlton), Alex Pearce (Fremantle), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Sam Walsh (Carlton)

HF: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Charlie Curnow (Carlton), Tom Hawkins (Geelong)

R: Jarrod Witts (Gold Coast), Patrick Cripps (Carlton), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Touk Miller (Gold Coast), Tyson Stengle (Geelong), Callum Mills (Sydney)


INS: Jarrod Witts, Tyson Stengle

OUTS: Max Gawn, Callum Wilkie

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/06/22/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-14/

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Baker stiff not to be in there.

Matty Richardson’s rolling All-Australian team after Round 15:

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Tom Stewart (Geelong)

HB: Sam Docherty (Carlton), Alex Pearce (Fremantle), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Sam Walsh (Carlton)

HF: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Charlie Curnow (Carlton), Tom Hawkins (Geelong)

R: Jarrod Witts (Gold Coast), Patrick Cripps (Carlton), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Touk Miller (Gold Coast), Tyson Stengle (Geelong), Callum Mills (Sydney)

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/06/28/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-15/

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HOW THE ALL-AUSTRALIAN FORWARD LINE IS SHAPING AFTER 16 ROUNDS

By Andrew Slevison
SEN
6 July 2022

SEN’s The Run Home crew have named their All-Australian forward line after 16 rounds of the 2022 season.

Former Adelaide forward Josh Jenkins picked his six forwards as well as a seventh who would be named on the bench.

Jenkins’ All-Australian forwards:

HF: Christian Petracca (MEL) / Charlie Curnow (CAR) / Shai Bolton (RIC)

“Petracca has contributed to a lot (of goals).

“I’ve got Charlie Curnow at centre half-forward and Shai Bolton on the other half-forward flank.”

FF: Charlie Cameron (BRI) / Tom Hawkins (GEE) / Jeremy Cameron (GEE)

“I went Cameron of the Charlie variety, Hawkins and Jeremy Cameron.”

7th forward (bench): Aaron Naughton

“I did pick him last year to be the All-Australian centre half-forward. He may not get that, but he won’t be far away.”

Regarding the selection of midfielder Petracca at half-forward, Jenkins said: “We’ve got the typical (messages) that ‘Petracca is a midfielder’.

“Well, he is, but we’ve got to be realistic that the selection panel, they’re going to pick a midfielder forward. You’ve just got to concede the fact that there’ll be a midfielder who plays forward.”


Julian De Stoop’s All-Australian forwards:

HF: Christian Petracca (MEL) / Jeremy Cameron (GEE) / Shai Bolton (RIC)

“Petracca is the number one score involvement and number one goal assist player in the competition. He’s only kicked 12 goals, which is a surprise to me.

“Jeremy Cameron is an absolute lock for centre half-forward and on the other half-forward flank, Shai Bolton.”

FF: Tyson Stengle (GEE) / Tom Hawkins (GEE) / Charlie Curnow (CAR)

“It was a battle in two between Charlie Cameron and Tyson Stengle. Stengle has had far more score involvements than Charlie and only four less goals.

“Tom Hawkins at full-forward. Big score involvements and 42 goals. Charlie Curnow in the other forward pocket.”

7th forward (bench): Liam Baker

“It just came to me, Liam Baker. He’s on the bench as my seventh forward. Forward pressure, versatile, he’s a very good player.”

Jenkins, De Stoop and Andrew Gaze floated more names, with some help from the listeners, that could be considered for the All-Australian forward line.

See the consideration list below:
Tom Lynch
Izak Rankine
Mabior Chol
Mitch Lewis
Toby Greene
Zac Bailey
Bayley Fritsch
Peter Wright

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/07/05/how-the-all-australian-forward-line-is-shaping-after-16-rounds/

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Dan Rioli into Richo's rolling All-Australian team.

RICHARDSON’S ROLLING ALL-AUSTRALIAN TEAM AFTER ROUND 22

B: James Sicily (Hawthorn), Steven May (Melbourne), Brayden Maynard (Collingwood)

HB: Daniel Rioli (Richmond), Sam Taylor (GWS), Jack Sinclair (St Kilda)

C: Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane), Lachie Neale (Brisbane), Josh Daicos (Collingwood)

HF: Christian Petracca (Melbourne), Jeremy Cameron (Geelong), Charlie Cameron (Brisbane)

F: Shai Bolton (Richmond), Charlie Curnow (Carlton), Tom Hawkins (Geelong)

R: Max Gawn (Melbourne), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne), Touk Miller (Gold Coast)

INT: Andrew Brayshaw (Fremantle), Angus Brayshaw (Melbourne), Patrick Cripps (Carlton), Callum Mills (Sydney)


INS: Brayden Maynard, Daniel Rioli, Josh Daicos

OUTS: Bailey Dale, Connoe Rozee, Sam Walsh

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/08/17/richardsons-rolling-all-australian-team-after-round-22/