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Sunday, March 30, 2008
Richmond vs Nth Results
Richmond vs Nth Melbourne
4.40pm @ MCG
Richmond 3.1 / 7.4 / 10.7 / 13.8.86
Nth Melb 7.4 / 11.4/ 18.5 / 20.7.127
Goals: Schulz 3.0, Richardson 2.3 , Hughes 1.2 , Simmonds 1.1 , Deledio 1.1 , Hyde 1.0 King 1.0 , Foley 1.0 , Brown 1.0 , Tuck 1.0
Notes:
Matthew Richardson kicks his 750th career goal during the second quarter.
Andrew Raines leaves the field with a dislocated knee cap.
This is billed as the 'Eureka Match' in honour of the men and women of the workforce throughout the last centenary.
4.40pm @ MCG
Richmond 3.1 / 7.4 / 10.7 / 13.8.86
Nth Melb 7.4 / 11.4/ 18.5 / 20.7.127
Goals: Schulz 3.0, Richardson 2.3 , Hughes 1.2 , Simmonds 1.1 , Deledio 1.1 , Hyde 1.0 King 1.0 , Foley 1.0 , Brown 1.0 , Tuck 1.0
Notes:
Matthew Richardson kicks his 750th career goal during the second quarter.
Andrew Raines leaves the field with a dislocated knee cap.
This is billed as the 'Eureka Match' in honour of the men and women of the workforce throughout the last centenary.
Terry Wallace Post Match Comments for Round 2 vs Nth Melbourne
'The one thing I would like to say to our supporter base is just the fact last year we lost games and had a pretty ordinary season and at times we couldn't do anything about it , we just didn't have the blokes up and running and we had to go with the same blokes who let us down week in week out.
I just want to let our supporter base know that we are fully fit and healthy , we've got blokes running around at Coburg- our side won by over 10 goals yesterday against the reigning Premiers.
Blokes who don't respect their position in the side , therfore don't respect the guernsey, won't play.
Therefore we are in a position where we can do that and we will make changes to the side til we have the right blokes in there who want to compete, so I think that supporters shouldn't walk away thinking they are going to get the same old same old, because we will throw it around and give the young blokes an opportunity until we get the right blokes in there who want to compete.
'Collingwood have a longer break this week, so we have to come off a 7 , versus a 9 day break this week. We like it to be a 6 day break ourselves so we can get back there straight-away.
'We were getting beaten at ground level. Clearly our boys in the midfield are extremley disappointed with their efforts, they know that , they understand that and they don't accept that but they were clearly beaten around that area and it just put pressure on every area of that game from that stage onwards. We were really smashed in that part of the game today.
We started Andrew Raines on Corey Jones at the start of the game and wanted Rainesy to do the job and he got beaten in the first few contests and then we went to Jake King as our secondary option, we had sort of set Raines for that job all week, and it didn't work, so you have got to make changes. Jake has been able to play on taller players, he played as a Coburg player at Centre Half Back most of the time, so he has always been able to play on blokes a little bit taller than him. Corey was in fantastic form, I think he was trying to get two weeks out of one after missing last week, and credit to him I thought he played tremendously.
We think Raines dislocated his knee cap but it certainly went back in. It's just a matter of how that sort of settles down over the next few days. We will have to wait til tomorrow to find out where he is at.'
- Terry Wallace post match press conference versus Nth Melbourne, courtesy of rhettrospective.com
I just want to let our supporter base know that we are fully fit and healthy , we've got blokes running around at Coburg- our side won by over 10 goals yesterday against the reigning Premiers.
Blokes who don't respect their position in the side , therfore don't respect the guernsey, won't play.
Therefore we are in a position where we can do that and we will make changes to the side til we have the right blokes in there who want to compete, so I think that supporters shouldn't walk away thinking they are going to get the same old same old, because we will throw it around and give the young blokes an opportunity until we get the right blokes in there who want to compete.
'Collingwood have a longer break this week, so we have to come off a 7 , versus a 9 day break this week. We like it to be a 6 day break ourselves so we can get back there straight-away.
'We were getting beaten at ground level. Clearly our boys in the midfield are extremley disappointed with their efforts, they know that , they understand that and they don't accept that but they were clearly beaten around that area and it just put pressure on every area of that game from that stage onwards. We were really smashed in that part of the game today.
We started Andrew Raines on Corey Jones at the start of the game and wanted Rainesy to do the job and he got beaten in the first few contests and then we went to Jake King as our secondary option, we had sort of set Raines for that job all week, and it didn't work, so you have got to make changes. Jake has been able to play on taller players, he played as a Coburg player at Centre Half Back most of the time, so he has always been able to play on blokes a little bit taller than him. Corey was in fantastic form, I think he was trying to get two weeks out of one after missing last week, and credit to him I thought he played tremendously.
We think Raines dislocated his knee cap but it certainly went back in. It's just a matter of how that sort of settles down over the next few days. We will have to wait til tomorrow to find out where he is at.'
- Terry Wallace post match press conference versus Nth Melbourne, courtesy of rhettrospective.com
Richmond vs Nth Melb- Rd 2- the live blog
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Join us for the live blog of Richmond vs Collingwood next Sunday 6th April
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And thanks to members from yellowandblack, puntroadend and bigfooty for their assistance.
Join us for the live blog of Richmond vs Collingwood next Sunday 6th April
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Friday, March 21, 2008
Carlton vs Richmond Rd 1 2008
Thursdy, March 20, 2008 @ MCG 6.10pm
72,552
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
C: 4.3-27 , 9.6-60 , 10.10-70 11.13-79
R: 4.3-27 , 8.5-53, 11.5-71, 17.7-109
Goals: Richmond: Matthew Richardson 5.2, Nathan G Brown 3, Brett Deledio 2, Kayne Pettifer, Shane Tuck, Adam Pattison, Nathan Foley, Graham Polak, Daniel Jackson, Richard Tambling.
Carlton: Brendan Fevola 2, Eddie Betts 2, Heath Scotland 2, Marc Murphy, Setanta O'hAilpin, Nick Stevens, Ryan Houlihan, Jake Edwards.
Reports:
Cameron Howat (Rch) was cited with a Level Four striking offence against Adam Hartlett (Car) during Q3.
The MRP offered Howat a two-match suspension with an early plea.
Richmond sought the adjudication of the Tribunal. The Tribunal found Howat guilty and suspended him for three matches.
(courtesy of footystats)
Notes:
Matthew Richardson rises to equal 12th on the League all-time goalkicking list with 748 goals from 257 games (with Saverio Rocca - same goals and matches played)
Richmond and Carlton meet for the 200th time in VFL History.
72,552
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
C: 4.3-27 , 9.6-60 , 10.10-70 11.13-79
R: 4.3-27 , 8.5-53, 11.5-71, 17.7-109
Goals: Richmond: Matthew Richardson 5.2, Nathan G Brown 3, Brett Deledio 2, Kayne Pettifer, Shane Tuck, Adam Pattison, Nathan Foley, Graham Polak, Daniel Jackson, Richard Tambling.
Carlton: Brendan Fevola 2, Eddie Betts 2, Heath Scotland 2, Marc Murphy, Setanta O'hAilpin, Nick Stevens, Ryan Houlihan, Jake Edwards.
Reports:
Cameron Howat (Rch) was cited with a Level Four striking offence against Adam Hartlett (Car) during Q3.
The MRP offered Howat a two-match suspension with an early plea.
Richmond sought the adjudication of the Tribunal. The Tribunal found Howat guilty and suspended him for three matches.
(courtesy of footystats)
Notes:
Matthew Richardson rises to equal 12th on the League all-time goalkicking list with 748 goals from 257 games (with Saverio Rocca - same goals and matches played)
Richmond and Carlton meet for the 200th time in VFL History.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Richmond Hall of Fame 2008
3 players were inducted into the Richmond Hall of Fame on Monday 17 March 2008, along with the elevation of Royce Hart into the Immortal category.
1932 /1934 Premiership Player KEVIN O'NEILL
1980 Premiership Player JIM JESS
1980 Premiership Player GEOFF RAINES
1932 /1934 Premiership Player KEVIN O'NEILL
1980 Premiership Player JIM JESS
1980 Premiership Player GEOFF RAINES
Rich vs Geelong - Friday 7th Match
Challenge Match @ Skilled Stadium
GEELONG 6.2 14.9 20.9 23.11 (149)
RICHMOND 3.0 5.1 6.3 12.5 (77)
GOALS
Geelong: Mooney 4, Gamble 3, Byrnes 2, Ablett 2, Bartel 2, S Johnson 2, Ling 2, Corey 2, Hawkins, Wojcinski, Prismall, Blake, Mackie
Richmond: Richardson 3, Morton 2, Deledio 2, Coughlan, Howat, White, Hughes, Foley
BEST
Ling, Bartel, Kelly, Mackie, Prismall, Byrnes, S Johnson, Enright.
Richmond: King, Tuck.
GEELONG 6.2 14.9 20.9 23.11 (149)
RICHMOND 3.0 5.1 6.3 12.5 (77)
GOALS
Geelong: Mooney 4, Gamble 3, Byrnes 2, Ablett 2, Bartel 2, S Johnson 2, Ling 2, Corey 2, Hawkins, Wojcinski, Prismall, Blake, Mackie
Richmond: Richardson 3, Morton 2, Deledio 2, Coughlan, Howat, White, Hughes, Foley
BEST
Ling, Bartel, Kelly, Mackie, Prismall, Byrnes, S Johnson, Enright.
Richmond: King, Tuck.
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