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Welcome to Tigerland - Tim Taranto
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Was interesting to hear in his interview (on the Richmond site) about how thanks to all the cubs & injuries he's having to be more of a leader in the middle - he was acting like one yesterday, hopefully it's bringing out the best of him
I thought he was average yesterday.
He looks like a bloke that is looking at Collingwood and GWS and saying to himself, I shouldve chosen them.
To me, he looks disinterested at times.
Poor bastard choose us and all the other clubs besides hawthorn are flying
He looks like a bloke that is looking at Collingwood and GWS and saying to himself, I shouldve chosen them.
To me, he looks disinterested at times.
Poor bastard choose us and all the other clubs besides hawthorn are flying
For the deal his on needs to lift. Put it to you would you trade him if a top 4 club come for him.
I think he puts the pressure on himself. Agree he does alot of the heavy lifting and puts his body on the line, but if he just settled at times and assessed his options around him his efforts would be much more rewarded.
Is that a problem right now?
I'd take the first rounder we'd get for him. Given our draft hand this year and potentially next with good trading, we will be formidable in 2026-2028.
Why? He has secured his earnings and is playing well for us. Can become an elite player for us during his time at Richmond. We have a quarter of our best injured and promoting the younger players for experience, only getting beaten by small margins. I think the future is brighter than more people think. after this year, some players will move on and our drafts pick will be good. I say, we have ridden the wave, however, the wave is long and we are still on it. Go Tigers!
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Reckon he was just about the player we could afford to lose least.
Hope his wrist is not really serious.
Hope his wrist is not really serious.
