Richmond Tigers stats and profiles

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[edit] Richmond Tigers

The Richmond Tigers were established in 1885 and joined the VFL in 1908 and won their first premiership in 1920, they have had numerous champions pass through the club, and in rd. 2 1931 a true champ made his debut, "captain blood" spent most of the match on the bench as he watched Richmond win by a record margin 168 points against north melbourne, but the champ had started a long and illustrious career, he went on to win six B&F's and ended up geting the award named after him (the Jack Dyer Medal). Other Champions include Stan Judkins, Jack Titus, Roy Wright, Kevin Bartlett, Francis Bourke and current player, Matthew 'RICHO' Richardson.

Richmond 1980's shield logo
Richmond 1980's shield logo

Current Richmond Football Club captain Kane Johnson recently won the 2006 Jack Dyer Medal, he kept Chris Judd (West Coast), Scott West (Western Bulldogs), Shaun Burgoune (Port Adelaide) and Simon Black (Brisbane) quiet during the season, and his victory was made even more extrodinary by the fact that he missed four games through an injury sustained in rd. 4 against Brisbane.


This year Young gun Andrew Raines had a fine season and was a deserved runner-up in the NAB rising star award, he is the son of former richmond star of the late 70's and early 80's Geoff Raines, he has brilliant skill and is a marvel to watch, he just signed a new three year deal with richmond and is looking forward to a long premiership studded career.


Richmond have just drafted Jack Riewoldt, Shane Edwards, Daniel Connors, Carl Peterson, Andrew Collins in the NAB national draft.

If any of these facts are wrong or outdated please correct them.

[edit] Statistics 2006 Season

  • Goals: Matthew Richardson, 45
  • Kicks: Joel Bowden, 326
  • Marks: Patrick Bowden, 187
  • Disposals: Joel Bowden, 495
  • Behinds: Matthew Richardson, 40
  • Hanballs: Shane Tuck, 199
  • Tackles: Shane Tuck, 72
  • Frees For: Kayne Pettifer, 22
  • Frees Against: Kayne Pettifer, 25
  • Hitouts: Troy Simmonds, 386

[edit] Player Profiles

    Rookies
  • Cam Howat
  • Angus Graham (footballer)

[edit] 2007 fixture

  • rd 1. Carlton v Richmond, MCG
  • rd 2. Richmond v Sydney, MCG
  • rd 3. Collingwood v Richmond, MCG
  • rd 4. Richmond v Western Bulldogs, MCG
  • rd 5. Richmond v West Coast, MCG
  • rd 6. Richmond v Geelong, Telstra dome
  • rd 7. Port Adelaide v Richmond, AAMI stadium
  • rd 8. Adelaide v Richmond, AAMI stadium
  • rd 9. Richmond v Essendon, MCG
  • rd 10. Richmond v Brisbane, Telstra dome
  • rd 11. Fremantle v Richmond, Subiaco
  • rd 12. Richmond v Melbourne, MCG
  • rd 13. St Kilda v Richmond, Telstra dome
  • rd 14. Richmond v Kangaroos, Telstra Dome
  • rd 15. Hawthorn v Richmond, MCG
  • rd 16. Richmond v Port Adelaide, MCG
  • rd 17. Sydney v Richmond, SCG
  • rd 18. Geelong v Richmond, Skilled Stadium
  • rd 19. Richmond v Collingwood, MCG
  • rd 20. West Coast v Richmond, Subiaco
  • rd 21. Essendon v Richmond, MCG
  • rd 22. Richmond v St Kilda, MCG

[edit] Famous Jack Dyer

  • "He keeps getting where the ball aint"
  • "I won't say anything in case I say something."
  • "Bartlett's older than he's ever been before."
  • "Johnston missed one from the 10 yard square - it was impossible to miss that."
  • "The only way to tackle Justin Madden. I don't know."
  • "That's the beauty of being small - your hands are close to your feet."
  • "The ball goes to Marceesie ... Marcheson ... McKann, er ..." before co commentator Ian Major interjected: "Actually, Jack I don't think Marchesani was in that passage of play."
  • "Mark Lee's long arms reaching up like giant testicles."
  • "Flanagan's trying to use some pace that he hasn't got."

[edit] Famous Players

[edit] 2006 season results

  • Rd 22.: Richmond 12. 13. (85) def. by West Coast Eagles 26. 17. (173), MCG


  • Rd 21.: Richmond 20. 9. (129) def. Essendon 16. 17. (113), MCG


  • Rd 20.: Carlton 14. 11. (95) def. by Richmond 21. 14. (140), Telstra dome


  • Rd 19.: Richmond 21. 16. (142) def. Brisbane Lions 8. 12. (60), Telstra Dome


  • Rd 18.: Richmond 10. 18. (78) def. by Western Bulldogs 15. 10. (100), MCG


  • Rd 17.: St Kilda 27. 12. (174) def. Richmond 10. 11. (71), MCG


  • Rd 16.: Sydney Swans 14. 17. (101) def. Richmond 7. 11. (53), SCG


  • Rd 15.: Richmond 7. 10. (52) def. by Melbourne 9. 16. (70), MCG


  • Rd 14.: Port Adelaide 6. 18. (54) def. by Richmond 14. 8. (92), AAMI Stadium


  • Rd 13.: Richmond 13. 14. (92) def. Collingwood 6. 9. (45), MCG


  • Rd 12.: Hawthorn 16. 9. (105) def. Richmond 8. 16. (64), Aurora Stadium


  • Rd 11.: Richmond 15. 12. (102) def. Kangaroos 9. 13. (67), MCG


  • Rd 10.: Fremantle 15. 10. (100) def. Richmond 13. 11. (89), Subiaco


  • Rd 9.: Geelong 12. 18. (90) def. by Richmond 17. 8. (110), Skilled Stadium


  • Rd 8.: Richmond 10. 9. (69) def. Adelaide 9. 12. (66), Telstra dome


  • Rd 7.: Richmond 9. 8. (62) def. by Sydney Swans 28. 12. (180), Telstra dome


  • Rd 6.: Essendon 13. 17. (95) def. by Richmond 13. 19. (97), MCG


  • Rd 5.: Richmond 12. 20. (92) def. Carlton 11. 18. (84), MCG


  • Rd 4.: Brisbane Lions 11. 16. (82) def. by Richmond 14. 12. (96), GABBA


  • Rd 3.: West Coast Eagles 20. 16. (136) def. Richmond 14. 6. (90), Subiaco


  • Rd 2.: Richmond 11. 11. (77) def. by St Kilda 13. 10. (88), Telstra dome


  • Rd 1.: Western Bulldogs 25. 17. (167) def. Richmond 7. 10. (52), Telstra dome

[edit] 2006 Season Ladder

[edit] TOP 8

[edit] BOTTOM 8

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