I agree - Marlion and Kamdyn are my two wing locks. Interesting though that they are training Broad in that position. Perhaps it is just a back up option in case of emergency.
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Changes Vs the Power Ranger
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Injury report: Soldo, Lynch, Astbury, Prestia, Edwards
Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge, provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Richmond’s Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Ivan Soldo, ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and medial ligament
“Really disappointing for the big fella, he’s going to be out for an extended period of time. He is seeing the surgeon this week and he will have surgery over the coming weeks, possibly up here on the Gold Coast.
“It’s obviously disappointing for Ivan, he was having such a great year. We will start his rehabilitation process over the coming weeks after his surgery.”
Tom Lynch, hamstring
“Tom had a very minor incident out on the far wing of the ground. He has never had a hamstring strain before, so he came to the bench saying he thinks he cramped, or something maybe a little bit worse than that.
“We did a little bit of testing and he had a little bit of a tiny nick in the hamstring, and scans have shown the same result. But it is on the minor end of the scale.
“He did some strides today running at about 50-60 per cent and had minimal awareness, so we are feeling pretty good about where that’s going to end up over the next week.”
Dion Prestia, ankle
“Dion’s going really well. Dion’s clocking up some kilometers, and running at a really good speed, at high speed and borderline sprint at the moment.
“He will introduce in some football skills later this week and we are planning to obviously increase that next week, and hoping if all goes well to play (him in) some sort of scrimmage practice in the bye week between the last game and the finals.”
Shane Edwards
“Shane was great today. Shane’s in great shape; he has had a long pre-season back in Melbourne and then two weeks in the quarantine hub training with the boys from the other clubs.
“He’s raring to go, he is desperate to play, and providing he has a good week of training with us, then he will be available for selection on the weekend.”
David Astbury, knee
“David played 48 minutes in the scrimmage against Geelong on Saturday ... and it went really well.
“He is available this week for selection, whether that’s AFL or scrimmage, that’s up to the coaching group. He just needs to have another really good week of training and then we will assess his availability from there.”
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Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge, provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Richmond’s Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Ivan Soldo, ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and medial ligament
“Really disappointing for the big fella, he’s going to be out for an extended period of time. He is seeing the surgeon this week and he will have surgery over the coming weeks, possibly up here on the Gold Coast.
“It’s obviously disappointing for Ivan, he was having such a great year. We will start his rehabilitation process over the coming weeks after his surgery.”
Tom Lynch, hamstring
“Tom had a very minor incident out on the far wing of the ground. He has never had a hamstring strain before, so he came to the bench saying he thinks he cramped, or something maybe a little bit worse than that.
“We did a little bit of testing and he had a little bit of a tiny nick in the hamstring, and scans have shown the same result. But it is on the minor end of the scale.
“He did some strides today running at about 50-60 per cent and had minimal awareness, so we are feeling pretty good about where that’s going to end up over the next week.”
Dion Prestia, ankle
“Dion’s going really well. Dion’s clocking up some kilometers, and running at a really good speed, at high speed and borderline sprint at the moment.
“He will introduce in some football skills later this week and we are planning to obviously increase that next week, and hoping if all goes well to play (him in) some sort of scrimmage practice in the bye week between the last game and the finals.”
Shane Edwards
“Shane was great today. Shane’s in great shape; he has had a long pre-season back in Melbourne and then two weeks in the quarantine hub training with the boys from the other clubs.
“He’s raring to go, he is desperate to play, and providing he has a good week of training with us, then he will be available for selection on the weekend.”
David Astbury, knee
“David played 48 minutes in the scrimmage against Geelong on Saturday ... and it went really well.
“He is available this week for selection, whether that’s AFL or scrimmage, that’s up to the coaching group. He just needs to have another really good week of training and then we will assess his availability from there.”
Injury Report: Round 18
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How will we recognise you? Will you have clothes on, or will it be business as usual?Quickdraw got tickets!
No i didnt, but let me guess
'Riley played really well. We think hes going to be a good player for us'
Dont get me wrong, i hope RCD comes runner up in the 2020 norm smith.
But I suspect hes the nearest thing we have on our list to a bust.
But i really hope im wrong
I am only going two changes. The Astbury half game was not enough for me.
In: Chol, Edwards
Out: Soldo, Lynch
Nankervis to do the bulk of the ruck work. Chol to provide 5 minute reliefs each quarter.
In: Chol, Edwards
Out: Soldo, Lynch
Nankervis to do the bulk of the ruck work. Chol to provide 5 minute reliefs each quarter.
Going by that ..Injury report: Soldo, Lynch, Astbury, Prestia, Edwards
Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge, provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Richmond’s Physical Performance Manager Peter Burge provides Richmond Media with the latest injury report, brought to you by Victor Sports.
Ivan Soldo, ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and medial ligament
“Really disappointing for the big fella, he’s going to be out for an extended period of time. He is seeing the surgeon this week and he will have surgery over the coming weeks, possibly up here on the Gold Coast.
“It’s obviously disappointing for Ivan, he was having such a great year. We will start his rehabilitation process over the coming weeks after his surgery.”
Tom Lynch, hamstring
“Tom had a very minor incident out on the far wing of the ground. He has never had a hamstring strain before, so he came to the bench saying he thinks he cramped, or something maybe a little bit worse than that.
“We did a little bit of testing and he had a little bit of a tiny nick in the hamstring, and scans have shown the same result. But it is on the minor end of the scale.
“He did some strides today running at about 50-60 per cent and had minimal awareness, so we are feeling pretty good about where that’s going to end up over the next week.”
Dion Prestia, ankle
“Dion’s going really well. Dion’s clocking up some kilometers, and running at a really good speed, at high speed and borderline sprint at the moment.
“He will introduce in some football skills later this week and we are planning to obviously increase that next week, and hoping if all goes well to play (him in) some sort of scrimmage practice in the bye week between the last game and the finals.”
Shane Edwards
“Shane was great today. Shane’s in great shape; he has had a long pre-season back in Melbourne and then two weeks in the quarantine hub training with the boys from the other clubs.
“He’s raring to go, he is desperate to play, and providing he has a good week of training with us, then he will be available for selection on the weekend.”
David Astbury, knee
“David played 48 minutes in the scrimmage against Geelong on Saturday ... and it went really well.
“He is available this week for selection, whether that’s AFL or scrimmage, that’s up to the coaching group. He just needs to have another really good week of training and then we will assess his availability from there.”
Injury Report: Round 18
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Out- Soldo & Lynch injured.
Ins- Edwards & Chol.
Doubt we will see any debutants.
If they go for 3 outs ? Broad a possible in but for who?
Another week/2 -Astbury, Prestia & Caddy .
Don’t you agree 100% that success is the best revenge? only way to shut up the press and other salty supporters is to keep winning ..
Oh yeah agree with others think Dave will be a bit underdone this week .. so yeah changes :
In: Chol, Edwards
Out: Soldo, Lynch
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Good questions Celebrant.
I'm thinking of posting a series of clues throughout the game.
For example -
Before the first bounce I could say something like - Right Hand Pocket, drink in each hand.
Quarter Time clue could be - Retro scarf, drink in each hand
At half time I could say - Retro scarf waving wildly, drink in each hand (spillage a/c scarf waving), lots of abuse towards Tex (and anyone in a Crows jumper)
Three Quarter Time clue could be - Retro scarf lost somewhere between the bar and the dunny, drink in each hand, cops nearby
Final siren clue will likely be - Mrff, Brrff Mrff (bloody cops), bail needed
Yeah but DTLD is so slow, it took him 48 mins to run out the 20 min game
Broad playing wing / ruck is interesting
if caddy is fit -
- caddy replaces lynch
- chol replaces soldo
- edwards replaces ross
if caddy isn't fit -
- chol replaces lynch
- broad replaces soldo (broad / marlion alternate wing/ruck relief)
- edwards replaces ross
if caddy is fit -
- caddy replaces lynch
- chol replaces soldo
- edwards replaces ross
if caddy isn't fit -
- chol replaces lynch
- broad replaces soldo (broad / marlion alternate wing/ruck relief)
- edwards replaces ross
F5&^6 em all they have been bleating it all year.
Might as well call their bluff on it.
Not sure why so many want to drop Ross. Thought he was ok on Friday night. Aarts would be the one in trouble if there’s a 3rd to make way for someone.
Not when it frees up Bolton and Edwards to both rotate through the forward half.
We havent had the ability or dare I say the Luxury of doing that this season.
Its what we won the cup with last year I can certainly see them doing it again.
Someone is gonna have to make way long term for Edwards and Dion and Aarts and Ross are the first two that come to mind save for injury or suspension.
Its clear we are going to try and run and pressure the opposition off the ground in the finals to beat the flood should anyone attempt it.
The idea of using Broad in the Grigg type role may not be as outrageous and silly as one would think especially with Marbs available.
The Tigers MC prefer to win second clearances as opposed to first, thus they may consider the strengths that Broad in a Grigg role would provide might outweigh breaking even on half a dozen ruck contests. We only really win the hit outs with Soldo rucking the majority of time anyway.
Broad also provides another serious gut runner at ground level that can get up and down the ground better and for much longer than most rucks, which opens both attack but also lends him to assist down back to allow the likes of Houli and Markov to really get off the line and attack hard up the ground.
If they weren't considering this option he wouldn't be playing that role in practice.
Against a one ruck side this would be very feasible.
It might also force an opposition to drop a ruck or tall which may disadvantage them or again play another tall to try a mismatch that may not work in the slippery night conditions of a GF this year.
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