Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
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Re: Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
The amount of work he put in on the oval afterwards was incredible, and he seemed like the ultimate pro was timing everything was talking to the trainer.
So many of our guys butcher it, feels weird to let go a guy who can dispose of it for nothing of note.BT COME BACK!
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Re: Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
I remember sitting in the bar at Ballarat post match and he was the sub that day or emergency (Lions game last year).
The amount of work he put in on the oval afterwards was incredible, and he seemed like the ultimate pro was timing everything was talking to the trainer.
So many of our guys butcher it, feels weird to let go a guy who can dispose of it for nothing of note."It's over. It's all over."Comment
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Re: Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
Actually I remember now he was running with Cordy and he just appeared way more committed. It's hard to quantify.
Checking his watch each interval, talking to the trainer it wasn't just doing it because he had to. It was doing to to get better.BT COME BACK!
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Re: Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
Bit of a weird game.
Richmond looked good early, then Carlton looked too strong in the midfield. Richmond kicked away again in the third before Carlton's midfield dominance then really took its toll.
Richmond probably look like being a plucky side in the 6th-10th range. Their midfield looks pretty average.
Carlton look like they have improved. They always tend to give us headaches so next week won't be easy.W00F!Comment
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Re: Richmond: Are they for real in 2022
Bit of a weird game.
Richmond looked good early, then Carlton looked too strong in the midfield. Richmond kicked away again in the third before Carlton's midfield dominance then really took its toll.
Richmond probably look like being a plucky side in the 6th-10th range. Their midfield looks pretty average.
Carlton look like they have improved. They always tend to give us headaches so next week won't be easy.Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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