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Ricciuto retires
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Bloody good playyer sad to see him retire. One of the few Crows I do like. McLeod and Torney probably being the only other two.
Good one him for not sucking the club dry like a few other players in the AFL this year. Roo was such a tough player and there was no one who could intimidate him. He has done everything possible in footy so he wouldnt have any regrets.
Have a beer for roo! :clap
Have a beer for roo! :clap
He's been battling the odds for a while - missed 18 games in the last 12 months. Not how great players should bow out.
You "always" have to respect skill, tenacity, and genuine leadership capacity, regardless of age or external perception. Above all, results on field for this bloke are amongst the very best. He is one opposition player I have enjoyed watching.
I wonder if he could be enticed to RFC's Football Department .................
I wonder if he could be enticed to RFC's Football Department .................
IrockZ said:
You're right about him having a good run, he only missed 14 games out of 304 up to early 2006. Unlucky in that the 14 included all four Adelaide finals in 1997.
A Great competitor, true professional and wonderful wonderful footballer.
8 x All Australian - Premiership player, Skipper and Brownlow medalist - says it all.
A real leader not like the pretenders at Punt Road.
Well done Roo on a great career. :clap :clap
8 x All Australian - Premiership player, Skipper and Brownlow medalist - says it all.
A real leader not like the pretenders at Punt Road.
Well done Roo on a great career. :clap :clap