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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #15 on: March 29, 2024, 12:15:51 AM »
Strongly suspect there's still a few people from the Hardwick era with too much influence....Yze needs to clear them out at the end of they year...even if it's blokes like Newman &  Lambert who are probably loathe to give any negative feedback regarding old team mates... :shh

Got a feeling Tim Livingstone having to much influence.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #16 on: March 29, 2024, 12:16:43 AM »
I'll be livid if Miller is dropped to.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #17 on: March 29, 2024, 12:50:34 AM »
Me feel so sad

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #18 on: March 29, 2024, 08:25:45 AM »
Not one senior player dropped  :banghead kids taking the wrap for there poor form.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #19 on: March 29, 2024, 10:48:25 AM »
Will be interesting to see if Young and Miller both play. Not too many sides play two negating defenders, so not sure if there is room in the side for both.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans - Dusty Out
« Reply #20 on: March 29, 2024, 01:01:19 PM »
Martin ruled out of Swans clash

Coach Adem Yze has this ruled Dustin Martin out of Sunday's Round 3 clash against Sydney in this morning's press conference.

By Richmond Media
2 hrs ago

Dustin Martin has been ruled out of Sunday's Round 3 clash against Sydney with calf soreness.

Coach Adem Yze confirmed to media on Friday morning that Martin was still managing a recent calf issue, which saw him miss the Tigers' Opening Round clash against Gold Coast.

"Dusty's going to miss this week," Yze said.

"He's had an interrupted week, he's had an interrupted couple of weeks with his calf. He didn't train the other day. He will only do a little bit today.

"We've got to break the pattern of him getting through week to week.

"We're going to break that cycle this week and give him a light week so that he's pain free.

"His first half last week was terrific but you can see that he still gets a bit sore."

Yze said he expects Martin to be available for next week's Gather Round clash with St Kilda.

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1517082/martin-ruled-out-of-swans-clash
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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #21 on: March 29, 2024, 01:13:52 PM »
Just watched Yze's presser

He mentioned the Grimes is a little sore and needs to get through training like Broad
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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #22 on: March 29, 2024, 01:31:33 PM »
 
Will be interesting to see if Young and Miller both play. Not too many sides play two negating defenders, so not sure if there is room in the side for both.
Miller is athletic enough to play chb. Probably the one who has to take Amarty. Young seems a decent fit for McClean and Grimes to McDonald.
Worst comes to worst we throw Balta back.

Not one senior player dropped  :banghead kids taking the wrap for there poor form.

People know the last  3 or 4 seasons ive been adamant we play kids over oldies and that has not changed.
I still say its time to get games into as many kids  as possible regardless of current form. We need to find out who is worth keeping.

Truth is most of our kids are not producing enough to demand or warrant constant selection when they have got games.

Yes i agree with the sentiment, older players are putting in horrid performances as well and are keeping their spots.
I agree It is here where we are constantly going wrong. Surely for where we are at on the clock the kids have to get priority.
Play a poor performing senior or play the under performing kid that is where we are at. This is what its come to.
 
For where we are at, imo we are not going to make the 8, and even if they some how manage that miracle they are not going to win anything. Most likely bottom 6 is the reality imo.

Rather than play older blokes who we can already make a call on who consistenly fall below the required standard, back the kids in and find out what they are made of. Yep it will probably mean a few beltings.

Trouble is we can honestly ask what quality juniors do we have?  that is kids aged 18 - 21. We have just 12 and all of them fall into the
0 - 20 games played bracket.
Imo At this stage only Gibcus does not have question marks about him and a few others do look likely who have good attributes for the game. Kids like Sonsie Clarke Brown McAuliffe and others  should be given every opportunity to play seniors.

The next tier is our 22 - 24 year olds. This is where our problems begin.
 
You can say only Balta is high quality to date. With only Ross being able to properly establish himself.
Even he has people, me included questioning what his role is. Is it wing or is it mid. Does he do  enough in either Role. They are the  only two who have 50 plus games to their names from this group..
 
Ralphsmith Koschitzke and Mansell are the only others who have managed to reach 30 games  thats just 5 of 13 and the latter three have huge question marks about them going by most discussions around here.. The obvious question is are we putting games into blokes who will take us nowhere or even make it?

This is supposed to be the group who are most expected to push out the mature players and vets and most are struggling to establish themselves.

Imo   the 22 - 24 group is the one we need to focus on.  The following unlike the juniors don't have a lot of time.

Okay  22 - 24 yr olds

MRJ - 29 games.
OH-B - 0 games.
Colina - 0 games
Dow - 20 games.
Mansell - 34 games
Ralphsmith - 32 games
Ryan - 16 games
Miller - 26 games
Cumberland 18 games
Koschitzke 48 games plus 1 with us
Coulthard 4 games.

Leaving Balta and Ross from this group none have  managed to establish themselves as permanent fixtures in the seniors.
They all have serious questions about their long term viability. All are at an age/development where they should be getting regular games or are absolutely banging the door down and neither is really happening.

A genuine question. If the 11 players in the list were cut, say over the next two seasons. who could honestly say they would be surprised given form  consistency and obvious deficiencies.
Atm imo at best we have depth or role players who we should be aiming for upgrades on.







Any way this week.

B:   Vlastuin - Young - Grimes
HB: Rioli - Miller - Mansell

C: Pickett - McAuliffe - Broad
R:Nankervis  - Martin - Bolton
 
HF: Campbell - Balta - Sonsie
F:   Naismith - Lynch - Cumberland

Int: Taranto -  Ross - Baker - Short - Lefau.
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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #23 on: March 29, 2024, 01:48:34 PM »
Surely it is McAuliffe time No hopper No Dusty even no Prestia who is short in stature but as solid as they come.
Nope it will be a skinny flanker you can just see it happening.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #24 on: March 29, 2024, 03:25:02 PM »
No Dusty, no Grimes.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #25 on: March 29, 2024, 03:54:58 PM »
No Dusty, no Grimes.

McAullife and HRS into the extended squad

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #26 on: March 29, 2024, 03:58:25 PM »

Will be interesting to see if Young and Miller both play. Not too many sides play two negating defenders, so not sure if there is room in the side for both.
Miller is athletic enough to play chb. Probably the one who has to take Amarty. Young seems a decent fit for McClean and Grimes to McDonald.
Worst comes to worst we throw Balta back.

With Grimes out, they probably both have to play, but IMO it's sub-optimal. You want at least one of your KPDs to be an intercept marking guy. Neither Miller nor Young are that. The Sydney small forwards will have a field day. Papley to kick 6+.

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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #27 on: March 29, 2024, 05:03:44 PM »
Round 3 squad update
Richmond has made two changes to its squad of 26 for Sunday’s Round 3 match against Sydney.

By Richmond Media
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Richmond has made two changes to its squad of 26 for Sunday’s match against Sydney, including a potential debutant.

Dustin Martin was ruled out on Friday morning with calf soreness, while Dylan Grimes has been withdrawn from the squad with an injured wrist.

Exciting young talent Kane McAuliffe comes into the squad of 26 after an impressive outing at VFL level last weekend.

Selected at pick 40 in the 2023 AFL National Draft, the 19-year-old has had a strong start in the Yellow and Black, collecting 31 disposals and a goal in the Tigers' win over the Gold Coast.

"He had an outstanding game as an inside midfielder and drove the ball inside 50 on a number of occasions," VFL coach Steve Morris said.

"He used the ball well on the day and hit the scoreboard."

McAulife joins Hugo Ralphsmith in the updated squad to replace Martin and Grimes.

22-year-old Ralphsmith played 13 games at AFL level in 2023 and was instrumental in last week's VFL win, gathering 25 disposals and nine marks.

"He's in fantastic form, he's strung a great month together," Morris said of Ralpsmith's performance.

"He's using the ball really well and his run and carry off half-back is really eye catching.

"His defensive work has improved immensely also."

Richmond will confirm its team of 23 and three emergencies tonight at 5pm.

Richmond Squad of 26 to face Sydney Swans (UPDATED)
 
In:  Maurice Rioli, Sam Naishmith, Nathan Broad, Tyler Sonsie, Tylar Young, Hugo Ralpshmith, Kane McAuliffe

Out: Judson Clarke (omitted), James Trezise (ankle), Dustin Martin (calf), Dylan Grimes (wrist)

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1517126/round-3-squad-update
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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #28 on: March 29, 2024, 05:11:44 PM »
Final INS and OUTS

Richmond v Sydney at the MCG, 4pm AEDT

RICHMOND

In: T.Young, N.Broad, M.Rioli, T.Sonsie
Out: J.Trezise (ankle), J.Clarke (omitted), D.Grimes (wrist), D.Martin (calf)

SYDNEY

In: R.Fox, C.Mitchell
Out: H.Cunningham (concussion), S.Wicks (omitted)

https://www.afl.com.au/news/1096308/teams-another-tiger-out-bevos-jamarra-call-swans-debutant

Great to see Sonsie get a chance
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Re: Official team R3 vs Swans
« Reply #29 on: March 29, 2024, 08:06:15 PM »
He was good in the 2’s , hope he grabs his chance