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we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
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With the new generation taking the centre stage, we won a close game (we lost a few close games last season).

Collingwood is off to another great phase of greatness!!! Go Pies. Premiership in either or all of 2017/2018/2019.
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John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
:lol:

I thought we would be the laughing stock of the AFL after last week. Melbourne snatched that out of our hands. :P
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John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
Emmm I think they lost it more then we won it (but yes of course we had to kick the goals).

When they were about 17-18 points up and 'what's his face' (sorry forgot his name) marked the ball about 40ish out, he completely rushed it, so as well as missing the shot completely. So he didn't use the ball very smartly at all, he would have been much better off waiting until we all flooded back in their forward line and then chipped the ball backwards etc etc - I'm pretty confident it would have been enough to seal the game. They lost it.
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Culprit wrote:
John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
:lol:

I thought we would be the laughing stock of the AFL after last week. Melbourne snatched that out of our hands. :P

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3rd degree wrote:
Culprit wrote:
John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
:lol:

I thought we would be the laughing stock of the AFL after last week. Melbourne snatched that out of our hands. :P

S%ck it up Titus and all other dreamon squibs!
i heard you have been invited to the demons' president's lunch in two weeks' time. this is true isn't it?
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John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
We are not as constructed until Howe, Elliot, Varcoe and Sidey come back. That is some serious improvement right there.
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Tyke wrote:I haven't read through all 15 pages so apologies if this has been covered.

Having watched the last 30 seconds of the game over and over again yesterday, there were a couple of things I noticed that were very pleasing.

After the Grundy goal when everyone was going mental and celebrating, Langdon showed a calm head and some great leadership by grabbing Moore by the jumper and taking him down to the backline.

Fast forward a few seconds and Richmond get that quick clearance with 4 seconds left on the clock. They ran out of time in the end but for me it was going straight down Darcy Moore's throat. Was also great to see De Goey and Crisp head down there too along with the loose Langdon so we had a +4 in that area. Really pleasing decision making.
I spotted the same thing and came to this thread to highlight it.
From my understanding he had an interrupted pre-season. He hasn't been at his best but I dont think he has been the worst for us.
If he is picked for the seniors next week he is obviously doing something right from the coaches perspective. The composure to grab Moores jumper and take him down back after the goal shows leadership strength.
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John Wren wrote:
3rd degree wrote:
Culprit wrote: :lol:

I thought we would be the laughing stock of the AFL after last week. Melbourne snatched that out of our hands. :P

S%ck it up Titus and all other dreamon squibs!
i heard you have been invited to the demons' president's lunch in two weeks' time. this is true isn't it?
Indeed I will be dining with Swooper Northey discussing his tactics from the 1988 Grand Final and how he never thought he could lose it from 3/4 time.
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What'sinaname wrote:
Culprit wrote:Not sure if this has been posted. Apparently when the Tigers were 17 points up. Cotchin ran up to Treloar and said, "bet you regret making that statement now". After the game Treloar ran up to Cotchin and patted him on the head and said, "you spoke too soon". :shock: :lol:
That's too good not to be true.
I've just watched the replay again. Treloar definitely says this and gives him a pat on the head.
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^ an attaboy.
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MJ23 wrote:
Tyke wrote:I haven't read through all 15 pages so apologies if this has been covered.

Having watched the last 30 seconds of the game over and over again yesterday, there were a couple of things I noticed that were very pleasing.

After the Grundy goal when everyone was going mental and celebrating, Langdon showed a calm head and some great leadership by grabbing Moore by the jumper and taking him down to the backline.

Fast forward a few seconds and Richmond get that quick clearance with 4 seconds left on the clock. They ran out of time in the end but for me it was going straight down Darcy Moore's throat. Was also great to see De Goey and Crisp head down there too along with the loose Langdon so we had a +4 in that area. Really pleasing decision making.
I spotted the same thing and came to this thread to highlight it.
From my understanding he had an interrupted pre-season. He hasn't been at his best but I dont think he has been the worst for us.
If he is picked for the seniors next week he is obviously doing something right from the coaches perspective. The composure to grab Moores jumper and take him down back after the goal shows leadership strength.
Are you over last week MJ23? Would have been hard coz you live there with all the expectations of round 1.

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Culprit wrote:
John Wren wrote:we came back from nearly three goals down with a few minutes to play. it can't have been all richmond's failings that got us over the line. i don't believe we're as inept as the naysayers want to make us think we are.
:lol:

I thought we would be the laughing stock of the AFL after last week. Melbourne snatched that out of our hands. :P
I thought Richmond did that! :P
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I have been critical of the umpires in the past but cause I'm overseas I haven't been to the games yet this year BUT having watched the replay of the Richmond game now it seems that they're letting a bit more niggle go? Is that other peoples feelings? Watching the 3rd quarter now and Williams is held without it in Richmonds forward line - usually an automatic free - and at the 2:05 to go mark Langdon gets held without it in a one on two with Fasolo free, usually an easy call, and no call from the umpires - pretty obvious free last year but nothing - if it's a change in interpretation I like it, should lead to more football and less all-for-glory-umpires.

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