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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by Andyy on Yesterday at 10:54:10 PM »Try DVDLAND.com.au
They should have all GFs
And may still have some of the finals packs.
Yep, this is the go-to
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Richmond Rant / Re: Pass mark for 2026?
« Last post by Hard Roar Tiger on Yesterday at 08:55:33 PM »I hope the club & players don't fall into the trap of believing they are too young to compete.
Sometimes I believe this is used an an excuse for poor performance particularly from seasoned veterans of which we still have quite a few.
We should be thinking baby bombers 1993. That's how good the young talent at the club is.
Act accordingly.
And if you keep winning 2 or 3 games then it becomes a sub conscious standard which is why norf have been useless
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by WilliamPowell on Yesterday at 08:14:02 PM »Armstrong 5
Faull 8
Gray 14 +
Lalor 14
Taranto 0 - sorry Tim
Hotton 14
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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by WilliamPowell on Yesterday at 08:12:38 PM »Try DVDLAND.com.au
They should have all GFs
And may still have some of the finals packs.
They should have all GFs
And may still have some of the finals packs.
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Richmond Rant / Re: 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by Tommy on Yesterday at 08:10:46 PM »I have them all as mp4's along with all the radio broadcasts and TV shows, but getting them to you would be a challenge.
Tommy.
Tommy.
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Richmond Rant / 2017 2019 and 2020 finals and gf
« Last post by MintOnLamb on Yesterday at 07:19:36 PM »Trying to get finals series and gf for these 3 years for a present.
Anyone know how I can get them??
RFC says they have nada.
Anyone know how I can get them??
RFC says they have nada.
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Richmond Rant / Re: Pass mark for 2026?
« Last post by pmac21 on Yesterday at 06:19:08 PM »I hope the club & players don't fall into the trap of believing they are too young to compete.
Sometimes I believe this is used an an excuse for poor performance particularly from seasoned veterans of which we still have quite a few.
We should be thinking baby bombers 1993. That's how good the young talent at the club is.
Act accordingly.
Sometimes I believe this is used an an excuse for poor performance particularly from seasoned veterans of which we still have quite a few.
We should be thinking baby bombers 1993. That's how good the young talent at the club is.
Act accordingly.
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Richmond Rant / Re: Favourite player game
« Last post by mightytiges on January 12, 2026, 11:57:08 PM »Armstrong 5
Faull 8 +
Gray 13
Lalor 14
Taranto 1 -
Hotton 14
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Richmond Rant / Re: Pass mark for 2026?
« Last post by one-eyed on January 12, 2026, 11:53:23 PM »Burning Question for Richmond in 2026:
Was the Tigers' competitiveness in 2025 a fluke?
Aidan Cellini, Patrick Parnell & Hayden Farquhar
zerohanger.com
January 12, 2026
The Tigers were one of the surprises of the 2025 season, despite winning just five games for the year.
A stunning comeback in Round 1 against the old foe Carlton served as an optimistic launchpad for a year of strong development from their crop of rookies and second-year players, and helped them achieve four further victories, including one over top eight side Gold Coast. They also came within a kick of upsetting GWS and St Kilda.
However, entering 2026, the consensus seems to be Richmond will regress rather than advance a rapid rebuild following an off-season of minimal player movement, outside of their two first-round draft picks.
That's an understandable call to make, given the Tigers' underlying numbers were largely comparable to West Coast. However, the yellow-and-black proved just last year why you shouldn't discredit their legitimacy as a team capable of recording a few upsets, and will likely build on the experience they gained from their close contests last year.
If they can hold their own for a full four quarters, rather than fading out as they did in close contests against GWS and Sydney last year for example, this feverish young side can prove they're ready to belong with the other 16 sides that finished above them in 2025.
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-burning-question-facing-your-afl-club-in-2026-171998/14/
Was the Tigers' competitiveness in 2025 a fluke?
Aidan Cellini, Patrick Parnell & Hayden Farquhar
zerohanger.com
January 12, 2026
The Tigers were one of the surprises of the 2025 season, despite winning just five games for the year.
A stunning comeback in Round 1 against the old foe Carlton served as an optimistic launchpad for a year of strong development from their crop of rookies and second-year players, and helped them achieve four further victories, including one over top eight side Gold Coast. They also came within a kick of upsetting GWS and St Kilda.
However, entering 2026, the consensus seems to be Richmond will regress rather than advance a rapid rebuild following an off-season of minimal player movement, outside of their two first-round draft picks.
That's an understandable call to make, given the Tigers' underlying numbers were largely comparable to West Coast. However, the yellow-and-black proved just last year why you shouldn't discredit their legitimacy as a team capable of recording a few upsets, and will likely build on the experience they gained from their close contests last year.
If they can hold their own for a full four quarters, rather than fading out as they did in close contests against GWS and Sydney last year for example, this feverish young side can prove they're ready to belong with the other 16 sides that finished above them in 2025.
https://www.zerohanger.com/the-burning-question-facing-your-afl-club-in-2026-171998/14/
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