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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: WilliamPowell on December 11, 2015, 09:41:56 PM
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From
http://www.richmondfc.com.au/vfl/2016-vfl-fixture
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13 home 8 away chioce brah - hopefully my roster fits in.
Reckon were starting to look okay this year....mutumbo is interesting!
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13 home 8 away chioce brah - hopefully my roster fits in.
Reckon were starting to look okay this year....mutumbo is interesting!
3 games are praccy games.
Only 10 home games in the season proper
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13 home 8 away chioce brah - hopefully my roster fits in.
Reckon were starting to look okay this year....mutumbo is interesting!
3 games are praccy games.
Only 10 home games in the season proper
Cheers, gotta learn to read hey!
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Good draw,
3 Twilight games @ PRO as Curtain raisers to MCG night games
1 Twilight games @ PRO after the MCG clash with Cats
3 Practice Twilight games @ PRO , 2 of which are as Curtain raisers to our Round 1 & 2 games @ MCG
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Collingwood and Richmond have introduced the concept of twilight after-matches in next year's VFL fixture, as the competition begins to shadow a fully-fledged AFL reserves competition.
Richmond will play four twilight matches at Punt Road Oval, shortly before scheduled night AFL matches at the MCG. The Tigers have recently installed new lighting to cater for the matches.
Largely about developing their players, Collingwood made the VFL finals last season, but Richmond has yet to since becoming a stand-alone team two years ago.
Hawthorn's VFL affiliate, the Box Hill Hawks, will stage a home match against Richmond in round 16 at Punt Road Oval, to align with their AFL clash.
The strategic move, which allows AFL fans to head to VFL games before – and in some cases – after matches, is a further step towards an AFL reserves competition, which has been touted to eventuate in the coming years.
The majority of VFL clubs – particularly stand-alone – are against a proposal for a reserves competition, which would virtually relegate them to a lower league.
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/vfl/twilight-matches-for-vfl-games-next-season-20151211-gllqac.html
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13 home 8 away chioce brah - hopefully my roster fits in.
Reckon were starting to look okay this year....mutumbo is interesting!
3 games are praccy games.
Only 10 home games in the season proper
Yes, Box Hill are playing their Home Game @ PRO before we play the Seniors @ the G
So 10 home games, 8 away instead of 9-9
Should see a bit more of that in years to come hopefully
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Collingwood and Richmond have introduced the concept of twilight after-matches in next year's VFL fixture, as the competition begins to shadow a fully-fledged AFL reserves competition.
Richmond will play four twilight matches at Punt Road Oval, shortly before scheduled night AFL matches at the MCG. The Tigers have recently installed new lighting to cater for the matches.
Largely about developing their players, Collingwood made the VFL finals last season, but Richmond has yet to since becoming a stand-alone team two years ago.
Hawthorn's VFL affiliate, the Box Hill Hawks, will stage a home match against Richmond in round 16 at Punt Road Oval, to align with their AFL clash.
The strategic move, which allows AFL fans to head to VFL games before – and in some cases – after matches, is a further step towards an AFL reserves competition, which has been touted to eventuate in the coming years.
The majority of VFL clubs – particularly stand-alone – are against a proposal for a reserves competition, which would virtually relegate them to a lower league.
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/vfl/twilight-matches-for-vfl-games-next-season-20151211-gllqac.html
Shame can't watch from that amazingly designed social club we have - idiots :scream