Wouldn't make sense to retire him unless he was showing signs of age. Was playing as well before the injury as he was five years ago, and his recovery shows his body is still on song.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:Wouldn't make sense to retire him unless he was showing signs of age.
no one said anything about delisting himSir said:Is this post *smile* serious?????????
Did you watch todays game??????
I can name at least 15 players who should be de-listed at the end of the year!!!!!!
RICHO IS NOT ONE OF THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
did it i thought today gave us a small glimpse of the future. both post and riewoldt look very promising.Tigers2011 said:We need Richo to play the key forward role for another 2 seasons while we develop some younger options. He'll also help take the pressure off Riewoldt and Post as they come on.
Today highlighted how badly off we are for key forward options.
the claw said:did it i thought today gave us a small glimpse of the future. both post and riewoldt look very promising.
do we play richo and stifle these players development or do we trade him and go after another kpf with the pick we get.
all richo will do atm is enable us to finish say 12 thru 9 instead of the 13 thru 16 where we need to be just for a little while.
the claw said:did it i thought today gave us a small glimpse of the future. both post and riewoldt look very promising.
do we play richo and stifle these players development or do we trade him and go after another kpf with the pick we get.
all richo will do atm is enable us to finish say 12 thru 9 instead of the 13 thru 16 where we need to be just for a little while.
Tigers of Old said:Agree clawsy.
35 year old Richo played in round 1. Today we had 3 kids under 21 up forward and got 60 points closer to the same opponent.
Says it all really.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:Schulz also played R1. ;D