2025 Fixture

[Diocletian]

I give Yze until round 10.....

[WilliamPowell]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

[Damo]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

[Diocletian]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

Way more chance of my scenario than WP's...especially if we're 1-9 or 0-10 after going 2-21....

[one-eyed]

Double ups - Richmond:

Essendon, Geelong, Gold Coast Suns, North Melbourne, St Kilda, West Coast Eagles

(1x top 6, 2x middle 6, 3x bottom 6)

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AFL 2025 FIXTURE DIFFICULTY (from easiest to hardest)

Based on the 2024 percentage of the teams they play twice in 2025

1 (Easiest). Richmond

2. Melbourne

3. Carlton

4. Adelaide Crows

5. Gold Coast Suns

6. West Coast Eagles

7. Western Bulldogs

8. Geelong

9. Sydney Swans

10. St Kilda

11. North Melbourne

12. GWS Giants

13. Fremantle

14. Essendon

15. Hawthorn

16. Collingwood

17. Port Adelaide

18 (Hardest). Brisbane Lions

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-fixture-2025-winners-and-losers-from-afl-draw-doubleup-opponents-for-every-team-analysis-fixtures-ranked-easiest-to-hardest-latest-news/news-story/66d38d99b2ebd9e4f2d09cb95f08d90b

[one-eyed]

AFL fixture report card: Which clubs cashed in... and who got dudded in 2025 draw

Will Faulkner, Jack Jovanovski, Dylan Bolch with Ben Cotton
Fox Sports
November 14th, 2024

Analysis - Richmond

Richmond has the easiest draw in 2025, which is to be expected given their 2024 season yielded the wooden spoon. The Tigers will need to travel out of Melbourne just three times in the first 15 rounds, heading to Adelaide twice (including Gather Round) and NSW to take on the Giants. Having said that, they do have two five-day breaks in the lead up to clashes against Melbourne and Essendon, although those are blockbuster clashes for ANZAC Day Eve and Dreamtime at the ‘G. The Tigers take on Geelong twice in 2025 but have been given favourable double ups against West Coast, North Melbourne, St Kilda, Essendon and the Suns. It’ll take some time for Adem Yze’s side to get back to the promised land, but with their incoming draft haul, keep an eye on the Tigers youthful brigade in 2025.

Fixture difficulty (based on double-ups): Easiest

Grade: A

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-fixture-2025-clubbyclub-fixture-analysis-every-clubs-draw-for-2025-analysed-and-graded-weekly-games-tv-times-and-venues/news-story/570d1593148906f8d4a4f8d9ac4b74c9

[WilliamPowell]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

Way more chance of my scenario than WP's...especially if we're 1-9 or 0-10 after going 2-21....

He won't be sacked any time soon if at all

Suppose I should add one of these  for good measure right

Personally I can see 3 even 4 wins in the first 10 rounds 

[Francois Jackson]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

Way more chance of my scenario than WP's...especially if we're 1-9 or 0-10 after going 2-21....

5, 7, 7 and 8 is the amount of win Hawks have won since 2020.

he wont last if he produces anything less than this. 1 or 2 wins this year and he has to go.

[JP Tiger]

Interesting that we get the easiest draw for being last, but we still cop a double up against Geelong!   We play Melbourne once but Geelong twice ...
No wonder they make the 8 every year ...     

[Damo]

Interesting that we get the easiest draw for being last, but we still cop a double up against Geelong!   We play Melbourne once but Geelong twice ...
No wonder they make the 8 every year ...     

We had to double up against one of the top six

[Hard Roar Tiger]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

Way more chance of my scenario than WP's...especially if we're 1-9 or 0-10 after going 2-21....

5, 7, 7 and 8 is the amount of win Hawks have won since 2020.

he wont last if he produces anything less than this. 1 or 2 wins this year and he has to go.

Why?

[Francois Jackson]

I give Yze until round 10.....

For a contract extension 

Surely no chance for either ?

Way more chance of my scenario than WP's...especially if we're 1-9 or 0-10 after going 2-21....

5, 7, 7 and 8 is the amount of win Hawks have won since 2020.

he wont last if he produces anything less than this. 1 or 2 wins this year and he has to go.

Why?

it means he hasnt learnt anything from last year (game plan, structure, team moral)  and his pick for fitness has failed him again.

Its not too much to ask to win at least 4 games next year

His first year was super embarrasing for him (esp the first half), and he better wake up as that rubbish shouldnt be tolerated.

[Hard Roar Tiger]

Going into next year, our list will have significantly weakened losing players to trade and retirement and not sure where you are getting Flukey Lukey being his choice?
I agree with the comments on game style and personally think with a decent run on injuries we should hit that win/loss mark.
I am not a fan of sacking him next year - no matter the circumstances. He’s been sold a complete pup here and we are at risk of ruining his career as a senior coach - much in the way the Lions ruined Leppa.
We are obligated to do everything we can to help him regather his confidence and set him up for success.

Giving a bloke a list full of senior players who are either checked out, injured or on their last legs was soley on the shoulders of the club’s management and administrators.
We should move beyond the symptoms of the problem

[one-eyed]

Lot of people asking about floating fixture and when Rounds 16-24 will be locked in. The AFL will detail these rounds late in the week following Round 9. @1116sen

https://x.com/Sammy__Edmund/status/1917355178300432842

[WilliamPowell]

Richmond's Round 16 to 23 fixture locked in

The second half of the AFL fixture has been locked in, with Richmond set for Saturday and Sunday clashes.

By Richmond Media
6 hrs ago

The AFL has locked in the Rounds 16 to 23 fixture, with Richmond set for a mix of Saturday and Sunday matches.

Additionally, the Tigers will travel to Queensland, Western Australia and Tasmania in the second half of the season.

In Round 16, Richmond will host Adelaide at the MCG on Sunday 29 June, from 3.20pm.

The following week, the Tigers head down to Geelong to face the Cats at GMHBA Stadium on Saturday 5 July, from 4.15pm.

We meet Essendon for a second time in 2025 in Round 18, on Saturday 12 July at the MCG, from 7.35pm.

In Round 19, Richmond head to Perth, taking on West Coast at Optus Stadium on Saturday 19 July from 6.10pm (AWST).

A week later, it's Collingwood at the MCG on Sunday 27 July at 2.10pm.

Round 21 sees Richmond travel to People First Stadium to play Gold Coast on Saturday 2 August from 4.10pm.

St Kilda comes next, with the Round 22 bout scheduled for Saturday 9 August at the MCG from 1.20pm.

The final travel stint falls in Round 23, with a trip to Tasmania. Richmond will face off against North Melbourne at Ninja Stadium in Hobart on Sunday 17 August from 1.10pm.

The details for the Round 24 match against Geelong at the MCG will be announced at a later date.

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1781326/richmonds-round-16-to-23-fixture-locked-in