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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by mightytiges on Yesterday at 11:26:25 PM »Armstrong 5
Faull 9
Gray 11
Lalor 12
Rioli 2
Taranto 2 -
Hotton 14 +
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Faull 9
Gray 11
Lalor 12
Rioli 2
Taranto 2 -
Hotton 14 +
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Richmond Rant / Re: General preseason training discussion [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 11:22:46 PM »Pics from today's (Thursday) return to training after the Christmas/New Year's break:
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/albums/1943457/afl-training-january-8-2026?modal=true&type=gallery&playlistId=1943457&playlistSize=41#
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/albums/1943457/afl-training-january-8-2026?modal=true&type=gallery&playlistId=1943457&playlistSize=41#
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Richmond Rant / 2026 Milestones
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 11:01:56 PM »Potential 2026 Milestones
Round 1 ...... Maurice Rioli jnr (50 games)
Round 7 ...... Jack Ross (100 games)
Sam Banks (50 games)
Seth Campbell (50 games)
Round 8 ...... Dion Prestia (150 RFC games)
Tom Brown (50 games)
Round 10 ...... Jayden Short (200 games)
Tyler Sonsie (50 games)
Round 14 ...... Dion Prestia (250 games)
Round 15 ...... Tom Lynch (250 games)
Round 22 ...... Toby Nankervis (200 games)
https://afltables.com/afl/stats/alltime/richmond.html
Round 1 ...... Maurice Rioli jnr (50 games)
Round 7 ...... Jack Ross (100 games)
Sam Banks (50 games)
Seth Campbell (50 games)
Round 8 ...... Dion Prestia (150 RFC games)
Tom Brown (50 games)
Round 10 ...... Jayden Short (200 games)
Tyler Sonsie (50 games)
Round 14 ...... Dion Prestia (250 games)
Round 15 ...... Tom Lynch (250 games)
Round 22 ...... Toby Nankervis (200 games)
https://afltables.com/afl/stats/alltime/richmond.html
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Richmond Rant / Re: Forward line
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 10:45:25 PM »We're the second worst side in the comp at retaining the ball inside 50.
Club Kick inside 50 to retention %
Geelong 52.6%
W.Bulldogs 50.4%
St Kilda 49.5%
Adelaide 48.9%
GWS 48.7%
Gold Coast 48.6%
Hawthorn 48.6%
Collingwood 48.5%
North Melbourne 47.4%
Carlton 46.5%
Melbourne 46.2%
Sydney 46.2%
Fremantle 45.9%
Essendon 45.5%
Port Adelaide 45.3%
Brisbane 44.1%
Richmond 42.3%
West Coast 40.4%
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-money-kick-who-is-the-afls-best-kick-inside-50-172028/
Club Kick inside 50 to retention %
Geelong 52.6%
W.Bulldogs 50.4%
St Kilda 49.5%
Adelaide 48.9%
GWS 48.7%
Gold Coast 48.6%
Hawthorn 48.6%
Collingwood 48.5%
North Melbourne 47.4%
Carlton 46.5%
Melbourne 46.2%
Sydney 46.2%
Fremantle 45.9%
Essendon 45.5%
Port Adelaide 45.3%
Brisbane 44.1%
Richmond 42.3%
West Coast 40.4%
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-money-kick-who-is-the-afls-best-kick-inside-50-172028/
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Richmond Rant / Re: Jack Ross [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 10:40:43 PM »Turns out Ross is our best kick inside F50 
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YOUR club's best money kick - every club's No.1 (min. 50 kicks into F50)
Club Player Kick inside 50 to retention %
Adelaide Taylor Walker 56.7%
Brisbane Eric Hipwood 50.0%
Carlton Patrick Cripps 49.1%
Collingwood Patrick Lipinski 65.5%
Essendon Zach Merrett 54.4%
Fremantle Murphy Reid 66.7%
Geelong Tom Atkins 68.3%
Gold Coast Ben Ainsworth 61.0%
GWS Tom Green 55.1%
Hawthorn Karl Amon 58.7%
Melbourne Kysaiah Pickett 52.9%
North Luke Davies-Uniacke 48.8%
Port Jason Horne-Francis 48.4%
Richmond Jack Ross 46.1%
St Kilda Marcus Windhager 56.5%
Sydney Chad Warner 58.3%
West Coast Liam Duggan 51.7%
W.Bulldogs Joel Freijah 54.7%
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-money-kick-who-is-the-afls-best-kick-inside-50-172028/
. YOUR club's best money kick - every club's No.1 (min. 50 kicks into F50)
Club Player Kick inside 50 to retention %
Adelaide Taylor Walker 56.7%
Brisbane Eric Hipwood 50.0%
Carlton Patrick Cripps 49.1%
Collingwood Patrick Lipinski 65.5%
Essendon Zach Merrett 54.4%
Fremantle Murphy Reid 66.7%
Geelong Tom Atkins 68.3%
Gold Coast Ben Ainsworth 61.0%
GWS Tom Green 55.1%
Hawthorn Karl Amon 58.7%
Melbourne Kysaiah Pickett 52.9%
North Luke Davies-Uniacke 48.8%
Port Jason Horne-Francis 48.4%
Richmond Jack Ross 46.1%
St Kilda Marcus Windhager 56.5%
Sydney Chad Warner 58.3%
West Coast Liam Duggan 51.7%
W.Bulldogs Joel Freijah 54.7%
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-money-kick-who-is-the-afls-best-kick-inside-50-172028/
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Richmond Rant / Re: General preseason training discussion [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 10:33:25 PM »
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Richmond Rant / Re: Richmond AFLW team [merged]
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 10:31:48 PM »Your club's best 21: Who's in, who's out, who's new
Gemma Bastiani has compiled her predicted starting 21 for each team ahead of the 2026 season
By Gemma Bastiani
afl.com.au
Jan 8, 2026
Throughout the player movement period, the Tigers targeted some athleticism and speed. One inclusion along those lines is untried Roo Georgia Stubs who seems ready to take up a place at half back. Irishwoman Aoibhin Cleary will be better for her taste of the top level late in 2025, and will make the wing her own, as will Beth Lynch as she graduates from half back. In the moments Lynch played higher in 2025, she was exceptionally creative with her use, setting up plenty of attacking forays. No.1 draft pick Olivia Wolmarans will take her place at centre half forward, as nippy duo Mackenzie Ford and Emelia Yassir work at her feet, as Katie Brennan resumes her post. Caitlin Greiser remains in the side for now, but once ruck Montana McKinnon is back at full strength, there is a high likelihood that it is Greiser who makes way for her return. The evolution of Sierra Grieves, Isabel Bacon's impressive year in the middle, the addition of Dana East from Fremantle, and the likely emergence of Zoe Hargreaves from injury all makes life tough for players like Ally Dallaway, Montana Beruldsen, and Charli Wicksteed to break into the team.
*players in italics are new to the club
B: Libby Graham, Bec Miller
HB: Sarah Hosking, Gabby Seymour, Georgia Stubs
C: Aoibhin Cleary, Ellie McKenzie, Beth Lynch
HF: Katie Brennan, Olivia Wolmarans, Mackenzie Ford
F: Emelia Yassir, Caitlin Greiser
Foll: Poppy Kelly, Monique Conti, Isabel Bacon
I/C: Sierra Grieves, Laura McClelland, Paige Scott, Dana East, Zoe Hargreaves
Depth: Charli Wicksteed, Ana Mulholland, Fina Dethfelsen, Baia Pugh, Maddie Shevlin, Kate Dempsey, Ally Dallaway, Montana Beruldsen, Montana McKinnon
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1460641/your-clubs-best-aflw-21-whos-in-whos-out-whos-new
Gemma Bastiani has compiled her predicted starting 21 for each team ahead of the 2026 season
By Gemma Bastiani
afl.com.au
Jan 8, 2026
Throughout the player movement period, the Tigers targeted some athleticism and speed. One inclusion along those lines is untried Roo Georgia Stubs who seems ready to take up a place at half back. Irishwoman Aoibhin Cleary will be better for her taste of the top level late in 2025, and will make the wing her own, as will Beth Lynch as she graduates from half back. In the moments Lynch played higher in 2025, she was exceptionally creative with her use, setting up plenty of attacking forays. No.1 draft pick Olivia Wolmarans will take her place at centre half forward, as nippy duo Mackenzie Ford and Emelia Yassir work at her feet, as Katie Brennan resumes her post. Caitlin Greiser remains in the side for now, but once ruck Montana McKinnon is back at full strength, there is a high likelihood that it is Greiser who makes way for her return. The evolution of Sierra Grieves, Isabel Bacon's impressive year in the middle, the addition of Dana East from Fremantle, and the likely emergence of Zoe Hargreaves from injury all makes life tough for players like Ally Dallaway, Montana Beruldsen, and Charli Wicksteed to break into the team.
*players in italics are new to the club
B: Libby Graham, Bec Miller
HB: Sarah Hosking, Gabby Seymour, Georgia Stubs
C: Aoibhin Cleary, Ellie McKenzie, Beth Lynch
HF: Katie Brennan, Olivia Wolmarans, Mackenzie Ford
F: Emelia Yassir, Caitlin Greiser
Foll: Poppy Kelly, Monique Conti, Isabel Bacon
I/C: Sierra Grieves, Laura McClelland, Paige Scott, Dana East, Zoe Hargreaves
Depth: Charli Wicksteed, Ana Mulholland, Fina Dethfelsen, Baia Pugh, Maddie Shevlin, Kate Dempsey, Ally Dallaway, Montana Beruldsen, Montana McKinnon
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1460641/your-clubs-best-aflw-21-whos-in-whos-out-whos-new
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Richmond Rant / Re: Ben Miller - 2026 expectations?
« Last post by Hard Roar Tiger on Yesterday at 07:21:37 PM »it is his 9th year.
Would like him to be better again in 1v1. Still gets moved too easily at times. Also think he can improve in the air taking a few more contested marks.
We’ve had this debate and I think it’s striking the right balance between spoiling and going for the mark. IMV, when going for the mark and being out of position is where he gets exposed
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General Discussion / Re: Cricket thread
« Last post by one-eyed on Yesterday at 05:54:54 PM »Aussies win the series 4-1 
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England 2nd inns 342. Starc with the last two wickets.
Aussies 2nd inns 5/161. Labuschagne 37, Weatherald 32, Head 29, Green 22*, Carey 16*.
Head the MOM.
Starc won the Compton-Miller medal for player of the series.
.England 2nd inns 342. Starc with the last two wickets.
Aussies 2nd inns 5/161. Labuschagne 37, Weatherald 32, Head 29, Green 22*, Carey 16*.
Head the MOM.
Starc won the Compton-Miller medal for player of the series.
