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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #90 on: February 02, 2010, 09:37:34 PM »
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #91 on: February 03, 2010, 07:23:22 AM »
Western Bulldogs vs Richmond Tigers - round 17, 2001 ......... the every dog has its day match

Close to if not the best Tiger game of the last 10 years IMHO
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #92 on: February 18, 2010, 04:02:44 AM »
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #93 on: February 18, 2010, 08:17:43 AM »
Upcoming games on 7TWO

Friday 19th Feb 2:00am - 4:00am
The Richmond Tigers take on the Sydney Swans at Waverley Park, Melbourne (round 4, 1996).


 



God,I remember this one. Richo raced in to kick the winning goal on the siren, only to have a Sydney player get between him and the goal, take a huge Swandive :lol and suck the scumpire into disallowing the goal. Needless to say, I exited Arctic Park in a blind fury. That same season we were ripped off at the death once again down at the Cattery, when Naish was ignored an obvious free at point blank range that would've sealed the win. If we had been on the correct blow of the whistle in those two games, Richmond would have achieved something they haven't managed for a long, long time - consecutive Finals series (95-96). Is it any wonder that I hate the men in white/fluorescent like I do? 

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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #94 on: February 18, 2010, 03:40:11 PM »
Upcoming games on 7TWO

Friday 19th Feb 2:00am - 4:00am
The Richmond Tigers take on the Sydney Swans at Waverley Park, Melbourne (round 4, 1996).


 



God,I remember this one. Richo raced in to kick the winning goal on the siren, only to have a Sydney player get between him and the goal, take a huge Swandive :lol and suck the scumpire into disallowing the goal. Needless to say, I exited Arctic Park in a blind fury. That same season we were ripped off at the death once again down at the Cattery, when Naish was ignored an obvious free at point blank range that would've sealed the win. If we had been on the correct blow of the whistle in those two games, Richmond would have achieved something they haven't managed for a long, long time - consecutive Finals series (95-96). Is it any wonder that I hate the men in white/fluorescent like I do? 
Didn't Naishy get the free but he wasn't paid the 50m. His kick after the siren missed and we lost two games in a row by less than a kick  :scream. Naishy wasn't the same after that either.

It was Dunkley who took the dive. Their first meeting since Dunkley pushed Richo into the SCG fence causing the big fella to do his kee :banghead. If you watch the replay Dunkley wasn't even watching the ball as Bondy's shot for goal  went well over his head. Dunkley had his eyes on Richo coming towards him and as Richo got near him Dunkley was already falling backwards and then flung himself back conning the ump ::).  

Here is the video - go to  2.00
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Got to love Ronald Dale saying it was a definite free. I'm sure footy was that soft in your day Barass.
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #95 on: February 18, 2010, 04:13:44 PM »
Dunkley milked it but Richo shouldn't have dropped the shoulder down when he went through.  :'(
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #96 on: February 18, 2010, 04:46:51 PM »


 


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Didn't Naishy get the free but he wasn't paid the 50m. His kick after the siren missed and we lost two games in a row by less than a kick  :scream. Naishy wasn't the same after that either.

That may have been an earlier incident from the same game. I was at the litter tray that day, and the way I remember it, we were streaming into goal at the Geelong cheer squad end with seconds on the clock and less than a kick down. Naishy was in the box seat to take the mark at point-blank range, with his opponent caught behind him and wrong-footed. But the Geelong bloke basically grabbed Naishy by the scruff of the neck, and slung him aside to take pole position. The umps, pandering as always to the Sleepy Hollow crowd paid the mark, and I rode the train home a very unhappy boy. I'm pretty sure it was rd 3 1996 if you can hunt down the You Tube.
Time has a way of distorting these memories. Like for instance with the Dunkley free in rd 4, I'd forgotten that Richo was trying to shepherd Bondy's kick through rather than slotting it himself. Fact is he should've left it alone, as it probably would've sailed over Skunkley's head. Never give an umpire an excuse to screw us I say, particularly against the AFL's pets Sydney.



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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #97 on: February 18, 2010, 08:22:50 PM »
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Didn't Naishy get the free but he wasn't paid the 50m. His kick after the siren missed and we lost two games in a row by less than a kick  :scream. Naishy wasn't the same after that either.

That may have been an earlier incident from the same game. I was at the litter tray that day, and the way I remember it, we were streaming into goal at the Geelong cheer squad end with seconds on the clock and less than a kick down. Naishy was in the box seat to take the mark at point-blank range, with his opponent caught behind him and wrong-footed. But the Geelong bloke basically grabbed Naishy by the scruff of the neck, and slung him aside to take pole position. The umps, pandering as always to the Sleepy Hollow crowd paid the mark, and I rode the train home a very unhappy boy. I'm pretty sure it was rd 3 1996 if you can hunt down the You Tube.
I couldn't find any youtube video of it.

I can't remember anything else from that game but Naishy had a shot after the siren from about 45m out to right of tv screen goal with the tv camera basically right behind him. Geelong's Brad Scholl showed good sportsmanship quietly coming over to Naishy after he missed to shake his hand and pat him on the back. Hard to forget kicks after the siren. Means I'm going to remember Jordie's kick 15 years from now  :help  ;D.

Was Naish being grabbed by the scruff of the neck just before that?

Time has a way of distorting these memories. Like for instance with the Dunkley free in rd 4, I'd forgotten that Richo was trying to shepherd Bondy's kick through rather than slotting it himself. Fact is he should've left it alone, as it probably would've sailed over Skunkley's head. Never give an umpire an excuse to screw us I say, particularly against the AFL's pets Sydney.
Yep not the only time Richo's freespiritness when playing the game was penalised by an umpire. I can't stand frees paid for technical yet incidental or inconsequential contact that has nothing to do with the actual play. The best games are ones let go by the umps where only blantant frees in the play are paid. Imagine an umpire pulling a free like that in a GF. Thankfully umps in recent GFs have put away the whistle.
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #98 on: February 18, 2010, 10:27:11 PM »
Maybe the overlooked free to Naish was an incident earlier in the quarter then. All I know is we were ripped off two weeks in a row, and ultimately it cost us a finals series. Because in rd22 we found ourselves in a situation where we had to beat a rampant (and eventual Premier) Nth Melbourne to make the eight and were duly smashed. 

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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #99 on: February 18, 2010, 10:38:27 PM »
Maybe the overlooked free to Naish was an incident earlier in the quarter then. All I know is we were ripped off two weeks in a row, and ultimately it cost us a finals series. Because in rd22 we found ourselves in a situation where we had to beat a rampant (and eventual Premier) Nth Melbourne to make the eight and were duly smashed. 
Yep while Hawthorn who we had beaten easily twice that year only had to beat bottom placed Melbourne in R22 in their 'merger' game. Dunstall from memory got the Hawks home by just one point. We lost narrowly too many games we should have won that year (we actually had a high percentage). We choked after half-time against Essendon and from memory we lost both to Brisbane and West Coast in Melbourne. The Brisbane game was at Princess Park so hardly home ground advantage  ::).
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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #100 on: February 20, 2010, 11:08:17 AM »
Maybe the overlooked free to Naish was an incident earlier in the quarter then. All I know is we were ripped off two weeks in a row, and ultimately it cost us a finals series. Because in rd22 we found ourselves in a situation where we had to beat a rampant (and eventual Premier) Nth Melbourne to make the eight and were duly smashed. 

We were two points up at 3qt time and North kicked 9 goals in the last quarter and there our season was gone in the last 30 minutes of the last home and away game. McKernan kicked the last two of the 3rd quarter to keep the Characterless Club alive just as the momentum was ours. They carried that into the last quarter and by the 10 minute mark of the last quarter I could hear the Hawk fans tooting their horns proudly and passionately with Don Scott on Glenferrie road as the 3 north fans at the ground were saying nothing and us Tiger fans were stunned.

Here are my differences as to why we failed to make the 8.

Rd 4 1996 we lose to Sydney by a point in a game transferred to Waverley from MCG for AFL centenary celebrations. Hawks 27 points down in bog at Whiteen Oval with 6 mins to go scramble a draw and shouldve won when Pritchard missed to tie the scores from 5 meters out.

Rd 5 1996 We lose to the Cats by 3 points with Naish missing after the siren. In rd 14 Hawthorn won at the Cattery by 2 points with Tony Woods kicking the winner that bounced 4 or 5 times in the slop and went through.

In successive weeks we lose to Freo in Perth by 54 points.The next week Hawthorn win by 57 points against Freo in Perth.

Carlton invincibility diminshes from half way through 96 we lose unluckily by 11 points to them after Heaver touches the ball twice all afternoon to kick the goal that put the Filth in front and set up Williams from a Benny Gale clanger.Hawthorn beat them by 49 points a few weeks later.

We lost 6 games under 3 goals where we had real chances to win in all. We won no close games decided by less than 3 goals. Our smallest win was in rd 3 at the Gabba were we held off a fast finishing Brissy by 18 points after we were about 6 goals up at half time thanks to Bondy having a blinder.
Hawthorn won 4 games under 2 goals and snatched a draw. No losses under 3 goals.

We had a % of about 117.Top 3 in the league. Hawthorn made the eight with a % of well under 100. People might say we played Fitzroy twice but so did Brissy and Nth who finished top 4 that season and Hawthorn who also made the 8.

In 1994 and 1995 we won most of the close ones that supplemented our ladder position as we had much lower percentages.

1996 was such an even season. With some luck we could have finished top 4. We played some of the best footy I have seen us play since the early 80's that first year of Walls. Sure Walls is and will be a knob but 1996 could have been anything with abit of luck.


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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #101 on: February 20, 2010, 01:31:20 PM »
...Which brings us to 1998, and once again we found ourselves having to win in round 22 to make the eight. This time against a fairly powerful Melbourne (as hard as that is to believe today.)
The press had really built this game up, and there was huge media interest, and a huge crowd. Like most Tiger fans I suppose, I went to the 'G' with some trepidation, knowing Richmond's record when it comes to winning BIG "crunch" games. And true to form we were dreadful, didn't fire a shot, and once again I went home frustrated, angry, and embarrassed.
My only lasting memory of the actual game itself was that little MAGGOT Jeff Farmer taking a speccie while standing on Scotty Turner's head, which was plastered all over the papers for months to come. I've hated that little scumbag ever since. Ah, the wonderful memories being a Tiger tragic :'(

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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #102 on: February 20, 2010, 02:01:27 PM »
...Which brings us to 1998, and once again we found ourselves having to win in round 22 to make the eight. This time against a fairly powerful Melbourne (as hard as that is to believe today.)
The press had really built this game up, and there was huge media interest, and a huge crowd. Like most Tiger fans I suppose, I went to the 'G' with some trepidation, knowing Richmond's record when it comes to winning BIG "crunch" games. And true to form we were dreadful, didn't fire a shot, and once again I went home frustrated, angry, and embarrassed.
My only lasting memory of the actual game itself was that little MAGGOT Jeff Farmer taking a speccie while standing on Scotty Turner's head, which was plastered all over the papers for months to come. I've hated that little scumbag ever since. Ah, the wonderful memories being a Tiger tragic :'(

A dreadful away record beating only Adelaide in Adelaide whereas we won all our 11 home games that season. It was dubbed white shorts as we were hopeless in the white shorts and won 1 away game for the season but unbeatable in the black ones that year.

We lost to Hawthorn late in the season at Waverley kicking four goals for the match.
Handed Brisbane their first win of the year up in Brisbane in rd 6 and they won the spoon in 98.
Lost to Collingwood on a Friday night in rd 4 in white shorts.
Led Essendon St Kilda Sydney and W Bulldogs at 3 qt time in the white shorts only to be overrun in the last. To make this even more gutrenching for those of us that are still lucid in their memories it seemed every away game that year was either a milestone game for someone in the opposition whether a player or Sheedy breaking Reynolds coaching record the case of the Essendon game or the media had towelled our opposition during the week for an insipid performance the week(s) before and they were nice and fired up.

We won two games in succession twice rd 7-8 and 14-15 the latter having us at 9-6 and with a bit of momentum after we beat the Optus Oval Filth by 62 points in rd 14 on a Friday night and Freo by 15 goals at the G the following week but the weeks break was the State of Origin week and yep Matty Knights pulled his hammy that night and his form was never the same again that season.

That Melbourne game in rd 22 was a pre game parade of crap hosted by tv weatherman Rob Gell and I knew when I saw that crap we were stuffed. Our record was crap in the games that meant something to our opposition. Huge crowd of about 75 thousand that day. Snow season did finish early as it was an unusually mild winter which coincided with a late season Melbourne revival unlike the frigid 1997 weather and Melbourne's poor season. Anyone remember Thredbo that year?

My most lucid memory of that game other than all the Dee crap love in and this I kid you not! was this poor RFC bloke in the last qtr had to endure a few Melbourne women standing up for the entire last qtr in the Olympic Stand. Words were exchanged after he'd politely asked them to sit down and one of the ladies husbands was called in by his wife to which the RFC bloke without giving him a chance to say anything was punched squarely in the face. Needless to say the Melb bloke hastily retreated as did the ladies much to comments of we'll win the fight and why aren't you playing for the Tigers son from the yellow and black faithful only for a similar scenario to occur in 2000 against the same opposition after an 8 goal second half comeback by us and a narrow miss by Broderick to put us in front only for the same women to be carrying on once again the same husband was brought in only for his stay to be as brief as it was in 1998.
Same Melbourne fans and same Richmond fan.

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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #103 on: February 20, 2010, 02:50:34 PM »
I was thinking, like you said that this was a huge coincidence. But then it occurred to me that both sets of fans probably had reserved seats. Or maybe not. Either way, I'd like to think that this time the Richmond fan got his revenge, and smacked the smug upper-class Dee twit square in the chops. But he probably didn't :-\

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Re: 7 TWO and Foxtel footy replays
« Reply #104 on: February 20, 2010, 05:44:51 PM »
Top deck Olympic Stand General seating area both times.
Both times Melbourne fan got smacked.
Both times Melbourbe beat Richmond.