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Welcome to Tigerland - Tim Taranto
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Very happy with this. We land the Hopmeister too, I can see us ripping the ball out of the middle more frequently and giving our forwards a better opportunity to be one on one. Jack might be good for another 2-3 seasons!
Welcome Tim, may you continue your outstanding career at Richmond, become the Richmond Man, provide inspiration and add that greatness to our team for glory, many times.
Just saw the latest video on RFC site featuring Tim, when you don't follow the other team's players, I was just amazed at his great, super and fantastic ability for kicking for goals. A Midfielder who kicks goals, a great get.
Martin will be a much better player after a full preseason.Who needs viagra with a mid-field like that!
Nothing and I mean NOTHING will ever equal the disaster of trading pick 8 for Craig Biddiscombe. Still haunts me.
His first season at Richmond was ruined by hamstring injuries and he managed just four senior appearances.[3] In 2000 however he played 19 of a possible 22 games, as a half-back, and won Richmond's "Best Clubman" award.[3] He appeared in the first 10 rounds of the 2001 season but then injured his knee and didn't feature again for the rest of the year.[3] The rest of his time with Richmond was spent mostly in the reserves and he was delisted at the end of 2003.
Richmond gave Geelong pick eight in the 1998 National Draft, which was on-traded to the Sydney Swans, who used it to select Jude Bolton.[4]
Only cost us Jude Bolton
The deal was actually for Rory Hilton and Biddiscombe was just a steak knives addition.
Best to pretend it never happened just as I have a blank spot in my memory re 2022 premiershipNothing and I mean NOTHING will ever equal the disaster of trading pick 8 for Craig Biddiscombe. Still haunts me.
His first season at Richmond was ruined by hamstring injuries and he managed just four senior appearances.[3] In 2000 however he played 19 of a possible 22 games, as a half-back, and won Richmond's "Best Clubman" award.[3] He appeared in the first 10 rounds of the 2001 season but then injured his knee and didn't feature again for the rest of the year.[3] The rest of his time with Richmond was spent mostly in the reserves and he was delisted at the end of 2003.
Richmond gave Geelong pick eight in the 1998 National Draft, which was on-traded to the Sydney Swans, who used it to select Jude Bolton.[4]
Only cost us Jude Bolton
Not according to Rhett Bartlett...different trade maybe ?
PRE RICHMOND
Murray Bushrangers U/18 1996 ; Brisbane Lions 1997-98, Games 9, Goals 3 . Joined Richmond as traded player from Brisbane Lions for Richmond draft pick 24 which eventually was passed to Geelong as a trade for Martin McKinnon. Pick 24 was used by Geelong to pick David Wojinski in 1998 National Draft
1990's Richmond drafting is probably why I should consider suing the club for my health issues that amazingly escalated until 2017, then have turned quite dramatically the last 5 years.Nothing and I mean NOTHING will ever equal the disaster of trading pick 8 for Craig Biddiscombe. Still haunts me.
His first season at Richmond was ruined by hamstring injuries and he managed just four senior appearances.[3] In 2000 however he played 19 of a possible 22 games, as a half-back, and won Richmond's "Best Clubman" award.[3] He appeared in the first 10 rounds of the 2001 season but then injured his knee and didn't feature again for the rest of the year.[3] The rest of his time with Richmond was spent mostly in the reserves and he was delisted at the end of 2003.
Richmond gave Geelong pick eight in the 1998 National Draft, which was on-traded to the Sydney Swans, who used it to select Jude Bolton.[4]
Only cost us Jude Bolton
1989 - Anthony Banik - 1, 13 Allister Scott, 15 Nathan Bower, 18 - Robert Wren - 18
1990 - Terry Keays - traded for draft pick 4, Todd Menegola - 16
1991 - Steven O’Dwyer - traded for #3 + Pickering (#49 came back for us drafted Todd Hawes)
1992 - Wayne Hernamen - pick 7
1993 - Justin Murphy - pick 3, Paul Broderick - (traded for #6 with Dundas and M Gale)
1997 - Brad Ottens - 2
1998 - Craig Biddiscombe - traded for pick 8
1999 - Aaron Fiora - 3, traded #7 + McKee for Clinton King plus #3
Think the AFL banned us from drafting/trading from 1994-1996 until we'd passed our AFL Drafting course with at least B+ grades
It would be super special too, if we found a top shelf tap ruckman or 2......
Farkkk that's sad.1990's Richmond drafting is probably why I should consider suing the club for my health issues that amazingly escalated until 2017, then have turned quite dramatically the last 5 years.
1989 - Anthony Banik - 1, 13 Allister Scott, 15 Nathan Bower, 18 - Robert Wren - 18
1990 - Terry Keays - traded for draft pick 4, Todd Menegola - 16
1991 - Steven O’Dwyer - traded for #3 + Pickering (#49 came back for us drafted Todd Hawes)
1992 - Wayne Hernamen - pick 7
1993 - Justin Murphy - pick 3, Paul Broderick - (traded for #6 with Dundas and M Gale)
1997 - Brad Ottens - 2
1998 - Craig Biddiscombe - traded for pick 8
1999 - Aaron Fiora - 3, traded #7 + McKee for Clinton King plus #3
Think the AFL banned us from drafting/trading from 1994-1996 until we'd passed our AFL Drafting course with at least B+ grades
Anyways, WELCOME TT...ignore all that.
