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VFL Round 13
RICHMOND (3-4-1, 8th) vs Collingwood (5-2, 7th)
Sunday, 11th July @ Punt Road (Swinburne Centre).
Start time: 12 pm
Broadcast:
Sunday's VFL game will be broadcast live on Seven and 7plus.
Tickets:
Tickets to the game will be available here (https://vflround13-richmondvcollingwood.intix.com/) to Richmond members from 10am Thursday, July 8 and to the general public from 3pm Thursday, July 8.
It is essential to pre-purchase a ticket in order to attend the game, even if the ticket is free or discounted. There will be no tickets available to purchase at the ground.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/973119/vfl-tigers-to-host-collingwood-at-swinburne-centre
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Our VFL squad this week:
B: Steve Morris Bigoa Nyuon Garrett McDonagh
HB: Derek Eggmolesse-Smith Jack Ross Sydney Stack
C: Patrick Naish Josh Caddy Hugo Ralphsmith
HF: Will Martyn Matt Parker Noah Cumberland
F: Daniel Rioli Ryan Garthwaite Maurice Rioli Jnr
R: Samson Ryan Thomson Dow Jack Graham
Int (from): Jess McGrath, Lachlan Street, Matt Bartlett, Dylan Cook, Liam Wale-Buxton, Jack Sexton, Cam Olden, Nathan Oakes, Bailey Henderson, Angus Hicks, Joel Nathan, Jack Scanlon, Brad Melville
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/974676/vfl-tigers-name-squad-for-curtain-raiser-clash
https://websites.sportstg.com/round_info.cgi?c=0-118-0-579271-0&pool=1&fixture=125685581&a=SELECT
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Where's Colina?
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Does he exist or has he just be created and Photoshopped as someone's idea of a bit of a prank.
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Bloody hell. Only 1 AFL listed KPD and 1 ruck. Neither ready to debut.
Guessing Miller didn't come good so he's out too.
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Scrappy from us so far. More rugby scrimmage in our forward line which is very congested.
Bartlett snaps a point for our first score from six inside 50s (Pies have only has two for two scores).
1 - 7
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Great running by MRJ :clapping. His two efforts off HB & HF sets up a goal for McDonagh :gotigers.
Rich 1.1-7
Coll 1.1-7
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Pies defensive kick under pressure is blocked off. Gets to Street who goals :gotigers.
Rich 2.1-13
Coll 1.1-7
16 mins Q1
We have the breeze apparently.
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Caddy out of traffic on the wing kicks long and Cumberland out-bodies his opponent to mark 30 out. Goal :gotigers.
Rich 3.1-19
Coll 1.1-7
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Every time the Pies go forward they score :P.
19 - 19
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3 straight centre clearances for the Pies for 3 goals :P.
19 - 25
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We get the centre clearance for the goal this time. Parker out of the middle to MRJ unselfish hands to Hicks = goal :gotigers.
Rich 4.1-25
Coll 4.1-25
24 min Q1
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Morris' chase down tackle saves a goal right before the bell.
Quarter time
Richmond 4.1-25
Coll'wood 4.2-26
Goals: Cumberland, Street, Hicks, McDonagh.
Maurice Rioli jnr out best so far. His workrate has been excellent and he's got two goal assists.
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Caddy had 12 disposals in that first quarter.
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Wale-Buxton who came in today as our fill-in VFL-listed ruckman has injured his shoulder. So Samson will have to ruck alone for the rest of the game. Only two talls in our side now :P.
Goal out of the centre to the Pies to start the 2nd qtr.
Martyn kicks to the space inside 50 and Scanlon marks 40 out. Kick falls short and is rushed.
26 - 32
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Biggie gives away 50 on the mark to Cox.
Correction: MRJ ran too close so he gave away the 50.
26 - 38
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Pie defender kicks it straight to Bartlett 35 out. A gift goal! :gotigers
Rich 5.2-32
Coll 6.2-38
Caddy already has 17 disposals and it's only early into the 2nd qtr.
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Wrong option by Ralphsmith. Long handball instead of the 15m kick inside 50. Could have set up a set shot but instead under pressure snap is rushed.
Pies go coast to coast for a goal.
Then another from the centre clearance.
33 - 56
We have no talls aside from young Samson & Biggie. So we're getting smashed at stoppages in the middle and in the air down back.
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We turned over the Pies kick into the midfield corridor. Cumberland finds Oakes 30 out directly in front. Misses.
We force the defensive turnover from the kick-in and Samson Ryan kicks the goal :gotigers.
Rich 6.4-40
Coll 9.3-57
Breeze has really picked up (Pies have it this qtr).
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Skills and decision making in the last 5 mins really poor. Just keep giving the Pies the ball back. Lucky Collingwood is missing their shots.
40 - 61
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Pie defender kicks it straight to Bartlett 35 out. A gift goal! :gotigers
Rich 5.2-32
Coll 6.2-38
Caddy already has 17 disposals and it's only early into the 2nd qtr.
Caddy has padded out a few of those stats.
Question is how many have had hurt factor?
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Turn over the Pies with 30 secs to go. Cumberland finds McDonagh 30 out on the siren kicking into the stiff breeze. Misses.
Half-time
Richmond 4.1 6.5-41
Collingwood 4.2 9.7-61
Goals: Ryan, Cumberland, Street, Hicks, McDonagh, Bartlett.
Caddy with 19 disposals.
MRJ quieter that quarter although he did duck out of a tackle which set up a goal.
Cumberland pretty much playing FF. Done okay considering. Marked it 3 times.
Martyn would be the other one who deserves a mention in the guts.
We're fighting uphill with hardly any talls and no tall targets forward of centre. We either have to run it or shortpass it up the ground which often leads to turnovers the other way :-\.
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We'll take that brainfade in the Pies defence :lol.
Tackle and goal to Cumberland :gotigers.
Rich 7.5-47
Coll 9.7-61
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Pies get it straight back. We can't stop them in the air.
47 - 67
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Another mark to them inside their F50 :help. Cox misses luckily.
47 - 68
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Eggy to Henderson who goes inside 50 and Ralphsmith is tackled high 30 out. Goal :gotigers.
Rich 8.5-53
Coll 10.8-68
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Morris runs hard off HB. Gets it to McDonagh who thumps it long inside 50. Cumberland gathers, does a schimmy and snaps a goal :gotigers.
Rich 9.5-59
Coll 10.8-68
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Eggy bursts off HB and a great kick to Cumberland 40 out. Misses.
60 - 68
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Cumberland playing the best game I’ve seen him play. :clapping
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Cumberland did everything right to run into goal but then stuffed up the kick :P.
He tries to redeem himself and gets the F50 tackle & HTB. On the fence by the David Mandie building. Misses again.
2.3 for the term from Noah.
62 - 68
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Parker collects the Pies quick defensive kick on the boundary and goes to the goalsquare where Cumberland marks and goals :gotigers.
That's 3.3 for the qtr to Noah and his 4th for the game.
Scores level!
Rich 10.8-68
Coll 10.8-68
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MRJ finds Parker 35 out. Parker's kick is off the boot and lands in Samson's arms 20 out. Shanks it as well.
69 all.
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MRJ intercepts the Pies kick on 50. Goes across the arc to Hicks. Goes to the left and Ryan marks on the line b/w the goal and point post. Goal :gotigers.
We're in front!
Rich 11.9-75
Coll 10.9-69
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Caddy long inside 50. CUmberland in front can't quite hang on but Cook snaps a goal anyway :gotigers.
Rich 12.9-81
Coll 10.9-69
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Pies get one against the breeze :scream.
81 - 75
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What a joke that wasn't paid HTB ::).
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if this game is an indication of how our game will be umpired its business as usual.
How that last play wasn't holding the ball is absolutely laughable.
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3/4 time
Richmond 4.1 6.5 12.9-81
Collingwood 4.2 9.7 11.9-75
Goals: Cumberland 4, Ryan 2, Ralphsmith, Street, Hicks, McDonagh, Bartlett, Cook.
We'll obviously that quarter was the Noah Cumberland show ;D.
Eggy and McDonagh set things up off HB.
Street was able to nullify the Pies' rucks so we could win some clearances.
Caddy 27 disposals and Martyn 20 disposals (if only he could kick well he'd be a star) the best of our mids.
Ryan was better that qtr too.
The negative is the Pies have the strong breeze in the last and we're two down on the bench (lost two of our VFL-listed players to injury).
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I've got to head off to the 'G.
If someone could take over and post score updates in the last qtr it would be much appreciated :).
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89 Richmond
82 pies
Hugo goal
prior to this we missed 3 set shots at goal.
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We dominated the first 5 mins of the quarter but couldn't score.
Pies got one against the run of play to make it a 1 point margin to us.
Hugo just kicked a nice banana from the pocket to make it 7 points to us.
Martyn, Caddy and Hugo have been good this quarter.
MRJ's pressure has been good.
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Cumberland just kicked his 5th!
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Caddy is dominating.
Parker been pretty good this quarter.
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Our pressure has been elite this last quarter pies have a three to four goal wins Martyn Samson and Caddy have been excellent in the guts.
Al players have ramped up the pressure. Collingwood looked stuffed.
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We are winning the 50/50 balls this quarter. Playing well.
Still plenty of time for the Pies with the breeze.
Pies player just ducked his head and got a free and nailed a set shot from 50.
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Hmm. Soft 50 to the Pies takes them to the goal square. Goal.
1 point game now.
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We are winning the 50/50 balls this quarter. Playing well.
Still plenty of time for the Pies with the breeze.
Pies player just ducked his head and got a free and nailed a set shot from 50.
Selwood like cheating
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Cox mark and goal.
Pes in front. :thumbsdown
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Biggie obviously doesn’t know the rules nor has a feel for the game.
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Samson goals 5 point game.
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Samson nice mark and goal.
He now has three. Well done young fella.
5 points in it.
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MRJ not much to get excited about IMHO
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Hugo had a chance to hit someone in our 50 in the last passage but he missed the target.
Siren.
Pies win by 5 points.
Great game.
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Threw that away.
Ralph stuffed up the pass when he should have just kicked the bloody goal.
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Ralphsmith gets it with seconds to go runs and bounces through the middle and passes lace out inside 50 to a Collingwood defender.
Siren game over. :rollin
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rubbish performance.
Ordinary players coming through. Even cox was chasing down our half back flankers :banghead
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Well done umpires you won, umpired Richmond out of the win
Cox grabbed the boot of Richmond player and it was play in- it just cheating
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Well done umpires you won, umpired Richmond out of the win
Cox grabbed the boot of Richmond player and it was play in- it just cheating
Definite free kick to McDonagh with the trip not paid.
rubbish performance.
Ordinary players coming through. Even cox was chasing down our half back flankers :banghead
How many Richmond listed players were out there?
If you have a look at the players you’ll find there wasn’t very many that were actually listed Richmond players including the Half back flanker you mentioned.
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Thanks for posting updates everyone :cheers.
BTW we had 9 AFL-listed Tigers today - Caddy, Martyn, Ralphsmith, Ryan, Eggy, Cumberland, Biggie, MRJ & Parker.
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Lost it in the first half. Took a half to get our structure right after we lost that ruckman from the EFL. Can't knock the second half. Good to finally see some intensity & fight from a Tiger team after the past month. Just lacked polish. Add that BS 50m for tackling a 'mark' that went 8m!
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Our drafting the last 2 years has bern poor. Really poor.
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Can't believe guys like Caddy and Parker can't get a game ahead of the likes of Naish, Dow, Castagna etc.
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VFL Tigers fall short against Collingwood
By Brenton Mann
AFL Media
11 July 2021
RICH: 4.1 6.5 12.9 15.11 (101)
COLL 4.2 9.7 11.9 16.10 (106)
Goals:
Richmond: Cumberland (5), Ryan (3), Ralphsmith (2), McDonagh (1), Hicks (1), Bartlett (1), Cook (1), Street (1)
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Richmond and Collingwood were locked in an old-fashioned, pulsating shootout on Sunday afternoon at the Swinburne Centre with the Magpies scraping clear by five points.
The budding Tigers, two soldiers down for most of the day with injuries to debutant Liam Wale-Buxton (shoulder) and Brad Melville (knee) were valiant until the final siren, the scoreboard reading, 16.10 (106) to 15.11 (101).
With Hugo Ralphsmith streaming inside 50, and options surging towards goal, the Tigers looked like snatching the win in the final moments, however, the dashing wingman’s kick just fell short into the waiting arms of a Collingwood defender.
Seconds after, the final siren sounded to signal the Magpies' win.
There was a sense of homecoming when Richmond returned to Punt Road Oval to face Collingwood in the Round 13 clash on a sparkling Sunday afternoon.
Given the ever-changing nature of the 2021 VFL season, the Tigers last suited up in their home black shorts on May 15, when they beat the Giants by 97 points.
Richmond donned the 2020 Dreamtime guernsey designed by Shai Bolton, in honour of NAIDOC Week celebrations and 10 years of the Club's Korin Gamadji Institute.
Maurice Rioli kicked one of the goals of the season last week to ignite the Tigers’ goal tally, and he had a direct hand in Richmond’s first today.
Rioli inspired his side, as well as the Tiger fans watching on from home and in attendance, as he surged the ball forward by hand, linking up with Matthew Parker, with the ball ending up in the hands of Garret McDonagh who pierced it through the teeth of goal.
The nuggety, dynamic small forward was effervescent and infectious in the first quarter, hunting the ball and anyone in a black-and-white jumper.
Rioli exuded irrepressible energy and inflicted ferocious pressure for the full four quarters, which is a testament to his growing aerobic capacity.
He’s sturdy through the core, rarely loses his feet in the contest, and keeps the ball alive at all costs.
Lachlan Street then cashed in on a front-half turnover and slotted the Tigers' second within a minute.
Noah Cumberland then extended Richmond’s lead to two goals, after shifting his opponent under the ball and securing the ball on his chest.
Cumberland converted his set-shot, and the Tigers were on a roll.
The high-powered forward put in his best performance in the Yellow and Black, ending with five majors.
Collingwood then slammed on three goals in quick succession before Rioli and Parker had a direct hand in the Tigers’ fourth major.
Parker roved to Samson Ryan at the centre bounce, streamed forward, handballing the ball to Rioli, who shimmied, then flicked the ball to Angus Hicks and the small forward snapped truly.
The Magpies held a one-point lead at quarter-time with both sides enjoying patches of dominance in the first quarter.
Collingwood kicked it up a gear in the second term, kicking a goal in the opening 30 seconds and then added another for more for the quarter.
Richmond managed two goals of its own for the quarter, with the first of them the result of some more Rioli brilliance.
Rioli received a handball under pressure at half-forward, ducked under a would-be tackler, sprung to his feet and pumped the ball inside 50.
The Tigers then forced a forward-50 turnover with Matthew Bartlett gladly intercepting the attempted clearing kick.
Bartlett eased through the goal, drawing Richmond within a kick.
Collingwood then went on a three-goal flurry before Ryan snapped his first of the game.
The five-goal second quarter equated to a 20-point lead at halftime, leaving the Tigers with plenty to ponder at the main break.
Richmond was stung into action in the third term, netting five successive goals in a 20-minute tirade and six goals in total for the quarter.
The Tigers had rhythm and flow with their ball movement and kept things simple when surging forward.
Cumberland provided a viable and dangerous target inside 50, kicking 2.3 for the quarter and setting up Ryan with another.
Ryan built on his strong performance last week, shouldering most of the ruck load as debutant Wale-Buxton injured his shoulder in the first quarter.
Richmond turned to the ruck combination of Street and Ryan, with both looking dangerous in attack and at the centre bounce and stoppages.
Ryan finished the game with three goals and provided an aerial focal point up forward.
Will Martyn is another Queenslander who built on his previous performances, bustling through the midfield, and provided great transition running between the arcs.
Martyn’s best work is done on the inside of the contest, with his confidence and status growing as the weeks roll on.
The big-bodied onballer is also providing polish with ball in hand, be it feeding the ball to outside and using the ball by foot when the Tigers are on the charge.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/976688/vfl-tigers-fall-short-against-collingwood
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VFL stats:
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Our drafting the last 2 years has bern poor. Really poor.
Yes because those picked at 21, 40, 43, 44, 46, 51 and 54 should be out and out stars within two years of COVID affected seasons.
Spare me.
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Our drafting the last 2 years has bern poor. Really poor.
Yes because those picked at 21, 40, 43, 44, 46, 51 and 54 should be out and out stars within two years of COVID affected seasons.
Spare me.
Exactly. You simply don't get access to the quality talent when you're finishing around the top for four years in a row.
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Scans have confirmed Brad Melville ruptured his ACL in last Sunday's game.
Wishing you all the best for your recovery, Brad 💛
https://twitter.com/RichmondVFL/status/1415163201797332992
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Richmond VFL playing coach, Steve Morris, provides a summary of how the Tigers’ players performed in last Sunday's loss to Collingwood.
Josh Caddy (39 disposals, nine clearances, seven inside-50s)
"Josh was the big, mature body that we needed around the footy. He fought incredibly hard to get the ball moving our way, had nine clearances and was very good for us on the day."
Will Martyn (31 disposals, 13 tackles, seven clearances)
"Will has really been working hard for us inside and is in great form. He’s a young player but doesn’t play like it. He tackled hard and won his own footy all day. Outstanding game."
Matt Parker (24 disposals, eight tackles, six inside-50s, six marks)
"'MP' put great pressure on and once again was an important part of our midfield. He brought others into the game with the use of his hands which was also great to see."
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith (23 disposals, six marks, six rebound-50s)
"Every time he had the footy on the weekend something seemed to happen. He was able to pick his way through the opposition defense with his beautiful kicking skills on multiple occasions and was very important to our offensive ball movement."
Noah Cumberland (20 disposals, five goals, six marks)
"Noah just continued to turn up and throw himself at contest after contest all day, and his third quarter in particular was sensational. He finished with five goals and made his presence felt in the forward half in a different role. The challenge will be for him to maintain the work rate and intensity that saw him get such great reward after the bye."
Maurice Rioli Jnr (17 disposals, 10 tackles, four inside-50s)
"'MJ' was ferocious on defense and used his pace and agility on offense also. Tackled hard and it was good to see his speed make a difference for us around the footy. Had a number of very exciting passages of play."
Samson Ryan (16 disposals, 20 hit-outs, five marks, three goals)
"Once again, Samson was faced with a big test in the ruck against seasoned ruckmen which is great for his development. Fought really hard and was able to hit the scoreboard for us."
Hugo Ralphsmith (13 disposals, four inside-50s, two goals)
"Hugo was not at his very best on the day but he was very influential in the final quarter. His run and carry stood out. He finished beautifully from the pocket to keep us in the game."
Bigoa Nyuon (seven disposals, four tackles, two rebound-50s)
"'Biggy' had a big task with Mason Cox playing up forward. It was a great challenge for him and a good opportunity for him to review his contest work and really grow from the experience."
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/978855/vfl-report-round-13