2008 Player List.

The 2008 Richmond Player List.

V = Veteran List

Bowden, Joel (V)
Brown, Nathan G.
Casserly, Travis
Collins, Andrew
Connors, Daniel
Cotchin, Trent
Coughlan, Mark
Deledio, Brett
Edwards, Shane
Foley, Nathan
Gourdis, David
Graham, Angus
Hughes, Cleve
Hyde, Chris
Jackson, Daniel
Johnson, Kane
King, Jake
McGuane, Luke
McMahon, Jordan
Meyer, Danny
Moore, Kelvin
Morton, Mitch
Newman, Chris
Oakley-Nicholls, Jarrad
Pattison, Adam
Pettifer, Kayne
Polak, Graham
Polo, Dean
Putt, Dean
Raines, Andrew
Rance, Alex
Richardson, Matthew (V)
Riewoldt, Jack
Schulz, Jay
Simmonds, Troy
Tambling, Richard
Thursfield, Will
Tivendale, Greg
Tuck, Shane
White, Matthew

ROOKIES
Cartledge, Tristan
Collard, Clayton
Howat, Cam
Silvester, Jarrod

source: footystats.

Intra-Club Practice Match #1

Richmond held its first practice match for season 2008.

Venue: Gosch's Paddock @10.15am (25/1/08)
Match Rules: 2 x quarters of football approximately 25-30 minutes each.

Blacks: 6.1. 37 / 13.4.82
Yellows: 4.6.30 / 10.6.66

Goals:
Blacks: Polo 2, Pettifer 2, Hyde 2, Putt 1, Tivendale 1, Jackson 1, Edwards 1, Schulz 1, Brown 1. Unknown 1.

Yellows: Collard 3, Riewoldt 2, Tuck 1, McMahon 1, Foley 1, Johnson 1, Collins 1.

Team:
Yellows:
Raines (4), Riewoldt (8), Richardson (12), McMahon (28), Johnson (17), Putt (19), Morton, Tuck (21), Pattison (26), Collard (27),
Tambling (30), Collins (33), White (36), Moore (40), Foley (41).

Black:
Polak (6), Brown (7), Edwards (10), Polo (14), Pettifer (15), Rance (18), Jackson (23), Coghlan (24), Schulz (25), Oakley-Nicholls (29), Hyde (31), Tivendale (32), Hughes (34), Casserly (37), Gourdis (42), Silvester (20), Cartledge, King (46)

Notes:

Richard Tambling is injured during the last quarter of the match after being tackled into the ground by Oakley-Nicholls. His injury is initially reported on radio as a knee injury. He had however injured the arch of his ankle.

Deledio, Simmonds and Newman acted as boundary umpires.

Newman , McGuane, Meyer acted as goal umpires.

Howat, Connors, Graham, Cotchin acted as statisticians



Sources: oneeyed-richmond, puntroadend. bigfooty

Vale Clinton Grybas

Respected media commentator CLINTON GRYBAS died today at his home in Melbourne.

Clinton was the main sports reporter on 3AW, and had hosted White Line Fever on the FOX Footy Channel on FOXTEL.
He also commentated the football for the 2007 Season on both 3AW and Fox Sports.

On a personal note, I had met Clinton several times during my father's time on the FOX Footy Channel. I found him to be the most considerate, sincere and genuine person you could meet. A true comet of broadcast has died.

Clinton was 32 years old. Only 32.