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PUNT ROAD END | Richmond Tigers Forum
This was just released on AFL.com and I am still rolling around on the Floor :rofl I'll give Wallace 10 out of 10 for this - it is a classic
Wallace said he had always felt like a part of the Tiger family, having played 11 games for the club in 1987, after 174 for Hawthorn and before 69 for the Bulldogs.
"I've got my player's tie. I know that I was probably known to be more at Hawthorn and the Bulldogs, but I came back to back to this football club because I was a past player who thought that I had unfinished business here.
"I see myself as a Richmond person – when I put my player tie on, I have pride in the fact that I played for the club.
"You look at Mal Brown – I mean, Mal Brown's a fantastic Richmond person who only played a couple of games more or less than I played for the footy club, so how long you happened to be there I don't think necessarily counts."
Wallace said he had always felt like a part of the Tiger family, having played 11 games for the club in 1987, after 174 for Hawthorn and before 69 for the Bulldogs.
"I've got my player's tie. I know that I was probably known to be more at Hawthorn and the Bulldogs, but I came back to back to this football club because I was a past player who thought that I had unfinished business here.
"I see myself as a Richmond person – when I put my player tie on, I have pride in the fact that I played for the club.
"You look at Mal Brown – I mean, Mal Brown's a fantastic Richmond person who only played a couple of games more or less than I played for the footy club, so how long you happened to be there I don't think necessarily counts."