Richmond horror show gets even worse
Just when Richmond Tigers fans thought things couldn’t get any worse, the ever-reliable Bachar Houli has picked up a nasty ankle injury.
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Coach lost for words after horror show
Richmond is lost for answers after back-to-back losses and coach Damien Hardwick is struggling to hold on to one key idea.
‘Inspirational’ – champs laud newest 400-gamer
Only five men have ever played 400 AFL games and four of them have revealed just what makes the newest member of the club tick.
Tigers coach ‘disgusted’ in AFL boilover
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick appeared to be seething after watching his club fall apart in one of the biggest upsets this year.
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What virus? Tigers maul Blues amid eerie scenes
All the talk was about the weirdness of the night. No crowd, loud yelling players and social distance — sort of. But, in among all that, there was a game of footy and the Tigers’ win over the Blues made a stunning piece of club history.
Absent fans leave an empty feeling
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As footy kicks off, fans must get used to the couch
An empty MCG without the murmur of the footy crowd met the players from Richmond and Carlton on Thursday night, and while the footy was good, it is a far greater sport when noise and colour cascade from the grandstands, Mark Robinson writes.
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