Thursday, September 27, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Richmond NAB Cup squad against Geelong
Richmond have announced the squad to take on Geelong down at Simmonds Stadium on Saturday.
RICHMOND
2. Dylan Grimes,
RICHMOND
2. Dylan Grimes,
4. Dustin Martin,
6. Shaun Grigg,
7. Matt Dea,
8. Jack Riewoldt,
9. Trent Cotchin,
10. Shane Edwards,
11. Jake Batchelor,
13. Brad Miller,
14. Bachar Houli,
16. Luke McGuane,
17. Chris Newman,
18. Alex Rance,
19. Daniel Connors,
20. Ivan Maric,
21. Shane Tuck,
23. Daniel Jackson,
26. Robin Nahas,
28. Jake King,
29. Tyrone Vickery,
32. Brad Helbig,
35. Matthew White,
37. Jayden Post,
39. Tom Derickx,
41. Nathan Foley,
42. Brandon Ellis,
44. Matthew Arnot,
46. Jeromey Webberley,
47. Addam Maric
Deledio ripe for Round 1
From Richmondfc.com.au
Richmond star, Brett Deledio, will spend a further week recovering from his hamstring injury before returning to the playing field for the Tigers’ final NAB Cup match, in the lead-up to the Round 1 clash with Carlton.
The Tigers are taking a cautious approach with Deledio, who injured his hamstring in Club's intra-club match on February 10.
“We wanted Brett to get through two weeks of solid training before a major hit-out,” said Richmond’s Elite Performance Manager, Matt Hornsby.
“At this time of the year, we can afford to be more conservative.
“The volume of work he has done in the pre-season means that he won’t be hindered when the regular season starts.
“He had completed all of the match simulation and training load before his injury, and has been one of the elite runners in the group all summer.”
Richmond star, Brett Deledio, will spend a further week recovering from his hamstring injury before returning to the playing field for the Tigers’ final NAB Cup match, in the lead-up to the Round 1 clash with Carlton.
The Tigers are taking a cautious approach with Deledio, who injured his hamstring in Club's intra-club match on February 10.
“We wanted Brett to get through two weeks of solid training before a major hit-out,” said Richmond’s Elite Performance Manager, Matt Hornsby.
“At this time of the year, we can afford to be more conservative.
“The volume of work he has done in the pre-season means that he won’t be hindered when the regular season starts.
“He had completed all of the match simulation and training load before his injury, and has been one of the elite runners in the group all summer.”
Saturday, February 18, 2012
The AFL season is here through the NAB pre-season cup!
Richmond opened the NAB cup last night along with North Melbourne and Hawthorn.
All clubs finished with one win,
Richmond 0.6.5.41
lost to
North Melb 0.7.2.44
North Melb 0.4.4.28
lost to
Hawthorn 0.6.8.53
Hawthorn 0.5.7.37
lost to
Richmond 0.6.4.30
2012 NAB Round 1 Richmond v North Melbourne Highlights
2012 NAB Round 1 Richmond v Hawthorn Highlights
All clubs finished with one win,
Richmond 0.6.5.41
lost to
North Melb 0.7.2.44
North Melb 0.4.4.28
lost to
Hawthorn 0.6.8.53
Hawthorn 0.5.7.37
lost to
Richmond 0.6.4.30
2012 NAB Round 1 Richmond v North Melbourne Highlights
2012 NAB Round 1 Richmond v Hawthorn Highlights
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Tiger forward Dean Macdonald draft pick 51 on leave
Michael Warner of the Herald Sun is reporting Richmond forward Dean Macdonald has has taken extended leave from the club to deal with personal issues.
Read The Full Story Here
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/tiger-forward-dean-macdonald-on-leave/story-e6frf9jf-1226255096997
This has happened a few too many times for my linking down at tigerland, I hope this is nothing like the Troy Taylor problems.
Read The Full Story Here
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/tiger-forward-dean-macdonald-on-leave/story-e6frf9jf-1226255096997
This has happened a few too many times for my linking down at tigerland, I hope this is nothing like the Troy Taylor problems.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Brett Deledio puts a new deal on ice
The Herald Sun today is reporting that " Brett Deledio has put contract talks on hold"
This is all kinds of bad news, Deledio is only 24, as a best and fairest winner for the Tigers it feels like he has been around forever. Getting him signed I sure was the number one goal of the off season for the Tigers management.
He is already a life member of the Tigers qaulifying for the honour when he reached 150 AFL games in Round 24 last season.
Deledio is coming into him prime but the Herald Sun is reporting he wants to play finals, this will mean we have to sit around all year just like Geelong and Melbourne had too only to lose their star, I already fear he is gone.
The only thing that will keep Brett at the Tigers is a great start to the season with finals or an act of God, I am not holding my breath.
You can read the Herald Sun article here.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/brett-deledios-tiger-deal-on-hold/story-e6frf9jf-1226252896692
You can also read the "Legends call on Deledio to stay" From the AFL web site http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/128189/default.aspx
This is all kinds of bad news, Deledio is only 24, as a best and fairest winner for the Tigers it feels like he has been around forever. Getting him signed I sure was the number one goal of the off season for the Tigers management.
He is already a life member of the Tigers qaulifying for the honour when he reached 150 AFL games in Round 24 last season.
Deledio is coming into him prime but the Herald Sun is reporting he wants to play finals, this will mean we have to sit around all year just like Geelong and Melbourne had too only to lose their star, I already fear he is gone.
The only thing that will keep Brett at the Tigers is a great start to the season with finals or an act of God, I am not holding my breath.
You can read the Herald Sun article here.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/brett-deledios-tiger-deal-on-hold/story-e6frf9jf-1226252896692
You can also read the "Legends call on Deledio to stay" From the AFL web site http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/128189/default.aspx
Monday, January 23, 2012
Richmond to open the Pre-Season Comp
The Tigers will play the opening game of the season again against Carlton (I don't count that silly Sydney derby game a week before) they will also open the pre-season against the Roos.
The AFL announced the schedule for the first round of the pre-season competition today.
The Tigers, Roos and Hawthorn will play each other in the first round of triangular matches under the shortened format for Round 1 introduced last year.
North Melbourne will have to back up after playing Richmond to face the Hawks in the second game, while the Tigers get a break before playing Hawthorn in match three.
Richmond then go to Perth to play Fremantle on March 4th and then down the highway to Simonds Stadium to take on the Cats on March 10th.
Subject to results Richmond will have another game between March 16th and March 18th, I cant see Richmond making it but if we do the NAB grand Final is March 17th.
The AFL announced the schedule for the first round of the pre-season competition today.
The Tigers, Roos and Hawthorn will play each other in the first round of triangular matches under the shortened format for Round 1 introduced last year.
North Melbourne will have to back up after playing Richmond to face the Hawks in the second game, while the Tigers get a break before playing Hawthorn in match three.
Richmond then go to Perth to play Fremantle on March 4th and then down the highway to Simonds Stadium to take on the Cats on March 10th.
Subject to results Richmond will have another game between March 16th and March 18th, I cant see Richmond making it but if we do the NAB grand Final is March 17th.
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