Tigers vs Blues game thread - the Fighting Tiger Fund match

[Tigermonk]

Sportal tipping the Blues by 35


WE THINK:
The Blues have won the past six contests between these teams by an average of 10 goals. The margin in their most recent meeting in Round 1 this season was tighter, just 20 points, but Carlton's inaccuracy - 14.20 to 13.6 - was a major factor. Jack Riewoldt scored 6.1 for the Tigers that night and, in the absence of the injured Michael Jamison, will pose a serious threat despite a nagging hip complaint that's taken the edge off his recent form.
Damien Hardwick was scathing about the Tigers' failure to cope with Melbourne's pressure last Saturday. Expect Carlton to take that pressure to another level. While still well below full-strength the Blues will benefit from the likely return of Jarrad Waite and Mitch Robinson. Determined to rebound strongly from last Sunday's loss to the Eagles, they won't drop two in a row. It's Carlton by 35 points.

Full article at: http://www.sportal.com.au/afl-news-display/preview-richmond-v-carlton-128274

HIP INJURY  what alot of cocksmoking coming out of this club lately, OUT OF FORM, BAD ATTITUDE, SNARLING AT TEAMMATES.

[Jackstar is back again]

will be 78000 less 1

  don't tell me you are not going Jack 

Fiji

[WilliamPowell]

will be 78000 less 1

  don't tell me you are not going Jack 

Fiji

Well seeing you said less 1 I am assuming your lovely little daughter is going to be there by herself, I'll look after her for ya 

[TigerLand]

Sportal tipping the Blues by 35


WE THINK:
The Blues have won the past six contests between these teams by an average of 10 goals. The margin in their most recent meeting in Round 1 this season was tighter, just 20 points, but Carlton's inaccuracy - 14.20 to 13.6 - was a major factor. Jack Riewoldt scored 6.1 for the Tigers that night and, in the absence of the injured Michael Jamison, will pose a serious threat despite a nagging hip complaint that's taken the edge off his recent form.
Damien Hardwick was scathing about the Tigers' failure to cope with Melbourne's pressure last Saturday. Expect Carlton to take that pressure to another level. While still well below full-strength the Blues will benefit from the likely return of Jarrad Waite and Mitch Robinson. Determined to rebound strongly from last Sunday's loss to the Eagles, they won't drop two in a row. It's Carlton by 35 points.

Full article at: http://www.sportal.com.au/afl-news-display/preview-richmond-v-carlton-128274

HIP INJURY  what alot of cocksmoking coming out of this club lately, OUT OF FORM, BAD ATTITUDE, SNARLING AT TEAMMATES.

We get it, you don't like Jack Riewoldt.

[Jackstar is back again]

will be 78000 less 1

  don't tell me you are not going Jack 

Fiji

Well seeing you said less 1 I am assuming your lovely little daughter is going to be there by herself, I'll look after her for ya 

minus 2 then

[WilliamPowell]

will be 78000 less 1

  don't tell me you are not going Jack 

Fiji

Well seeing you said less 1 I am assuming your lovely little daughter is going to be there by herself, I'll look after her for ya 

minus 2 then

I would taken care of her, I good with kids, spoil 'em rotten and then hand them back 

[Jackstar is back again]

will try and find away to listen on Denaru Island.

[WilliamPowell]

will try and find away to listen on Denaru Island.

If things go the way I am expecting you may not want too 

[Dice]

If things go the way I am expecting you may not want too 

Have faith Powelly...we can win

[magic17]

Appears that Kreuzer is in doubt for tomorrow's match... that helps.

[Loui Tufga]

Appears that Kreuzer is in doubt for tomorrow's match... that helps.

It would be handy, where did you hear that?

[magic17]

Appears that Kreuzer is in doubt for tomorrow's match... that helps.

It would be handy, where did you hear that?

mentioned as a tweet on the tooserious website... dunno how reliable though.

[wayne]

TalkingCarlton saying that he left the track very early today.

[one-eyed]

Ch 10 news said Carlton are saying Kreuzer will play despite leaving the track early.

[one-eyed]

Fan feast at the MCG
richmondfc.com.au
Fri 01 Jul, 2011

There will be plenty of opportunities for Richmond fans to support the Fighting Tiger Fund at tomorrow’s game against Carlton at the MCG.

The AFL Record will feature a donation form on its cover, which can be dropped at gates 1, 3 and 5, before and after the match.

Marquees at these gates will also be manned by Fighting Tiger Fund staff members.

There will also be a host of activities on the MCG concourse, including Richmond players signing autographs before the game, at marquees between gates 3 and 5, from 1pm-1.30pm.

Richmond merchandise will be on sale from the Tigerland Superstore at the ME Bank Centre, from 9am until the start of the match, and for an hour after the match.

The specially-themed Fighting Tiger Fund guernsey, being worn by the players during the match, will be on sale.

The Club also has a number of exclusive items to bid for in the Fighting Tiger Fund on-line auction.  Click here to browse and make your bid.

To find out more about the Fighting Tiger Fund, or to donate on-line, click here.

And if you can’t wait for the bounce of the ball, find out why the Tiger fans are .

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/117558/default.aspx