Richmond fans paint suburb yellow and black

DIEHARD Tigers fans and Richmond locals are roaring for a flag after a 37-year wait to regain glory. And, nothing is being left in the can for long-suffering fans. PICTURE SPECIAL

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A SEA of black and yellow has taken over Richmond as the Tigers roar into the Grand Final.

Shopfronts, murals, cars and houses across the suburb are being used to celebrate one of the league’s oldest clubs.

Check out the feats of passionate supporters, letting it all hang out, for their beloved club.

Passionate Tigers fans show their true colours at the final training session at Punt Road Oval. Picture: Robert Cianflone

Tigers fans packed into the training session at Punt Road Oval, with Shaun Grigg giving them a thumbs up. Picture: Michael Dodge

Tigers fans are ready for tomorrow’s clash with the Crows. Picture: Getty Images

Fans watched from outside the fence during. Picture: Getty Images

Fans who were locked out of the training session took their spot from outside the ground. Picture: Ian Currie

Tigers fans were out in full force this morning to see their team train. Picture: Getty Images

Punt Rd Oval was packed with Tigers fans this morning. Picture: Getty Images

Tigers fans went to great lengths to watch their beloved team train after being locked out from the oval. Picture: Ian Currie

Tigers fans get a selfie with a mural of Brownlow Medal winner Dustin Martin in Richmond. Picture: AAP

Tigers fans arrive at the final training session. Picture: Getty Images

Tigers fans, big and small, gathered at Punt Road Oval to see their team train. Picture: Getty Images

Fans watch Tigers training from Punt Rd. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Supporters walk past a decorated house in Woodlawn Street, Richmond. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Fans have flocked to have a picture with the Dustin Martin mural. Picture: Getty

Scott Grenda of Sandringham decorated his Porsche with Tiger stripes. Picture: Supplied

One of the many yellow and black shops on Bridge Rd. Picture: Lawrence Pinder

Abbey, Sophie, Ben, and Will outside their Cremorne home. Picture: Alex Coppel.

Jai McCarthy and Jack Dames. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

The Mick Molloy mural on the wall of Hector’s Deli cafe in Richmond. Picture: Yuri Kouzmin

Molly Meldrum’s fence is even in on the act.

Bier Keller gets into the swing of things on Bridge Rd. Picture: Lawrence Pinder

When even the coffee cups in Richmond are yellow and black #AFLGF 🐯 pic.twitter.com/3eLI15q7gY

— Cassie Zervos (@cassiezervos) September 28, 2017

Drew Kerr drove from Adelaide in his Richmond-themed Commodore. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Pastor Peter Ghalayini is hoping for divine inspiration: Picture: Supplied

Shabji Kumar manager outside the The Fish Market in Richmond. Picture: Lawrence Pinder

Mick Molloy flicked the switch to turn the Richmond Town Hall yellow and black. Picture: Jason Edwards

The town hall is impossible to ignore. Picture: AAP

Richmond Gingerbread men are a popular choice at a Richmond Bakery. Picture: Getty

A taste of September in Richmond. Picture: Getty

The yellow and black army takes on all shapes and sizes. Picture: Supplied

The Tyrell kids outside their home in Cremorne Picture: Alex Coppel.

Max House makes a mean mini Dusty. Picture: Supplied

Support flowing down from the mountains. Picture: Supplied

The Union Deli and Cafe on Union Rd Ascot Vale gets the Tigers treatment: Picture: Supplied

Sisters Ava, Violet and Scarlet at the Punt Rd Oval. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Louise, Connor, Elegra, Hamish and Steven Zegveld who have turned their Tranmere home into a Tiger tribute. Picture: Chris Kidd

Luke Martin in front of his Tiger-themed Chelsea fence. Picture: Supplied