I concur with this theory.I think the old guard is just used to us being crap and prefer to see us flailing. Therefore, subconsciously their decisions are biased to keep us down.
Potential?I concur with this theory.
The vast majority of the current AFL media hounds grew up in an age when we were very ordinary (1983-2012) and prefer to keep it that way.
Doesn't explain why they love the likes of the Bulldogs and Melbourne who were just as ordinary and for longer.
Maybe it's more important to them that Richmond are kept in their box because we are a potential behemoth.
The Bulldogs and Melbourne might win the odd flag but that's about it.
They aren't a threat to the AFL's Inner Sanctum.Doesn't explain why they love the likes of the Bulldogs and Melbourne who were just as ordinary and for longer.
Nah it was because we beat the Crows in 2017 the annointed.Do you think the AFL has it in for us because we stuffed up their master plan by smashing GWS in 2019?
Do you think the AFL has it in for us because we stuffed up their master plan by smashing GWS in 2019?
Inside job.Do you think the AFL has it in for us because we stuffed up their master plan by smashing GWS in 2019?
I don't think the AFL has it in for us at all, in fact I think they would love us being successful.
Gil McLachlan openly hoped for us to win after the Bulldogs in 2016 and he gave his tickets to 2017 to a Tigers fan.
Yet they seem to be going to extreme lengths to find a credible alternative to Benny as CEO. Josh Frankenfurt?I don't think the AFL has it in for us at all, in fact I think they would love us being successful.
Gil McLachlan openly hoped for us to win after the Bulldogs in 2016 and he gave his tickets to 2017 to a Tigers fan.
What a disaster, the AFL will be bankrupt in no time, and if you thought the AFL is corrupt now under the Dill and previous Demitripoo, wait till Fraudenburg get the reins.Yet they seem to be going to extreme lengths to find a credible alternative to Benny as CEO. Josh Frankenfurt?
Yet they seem to be going to extreme lengths to find a credible alternative to Benny as CEO. Josh Frankenfurt?
No way.
Crowds have plummeted since Melbourne achieved success.
The AFL wants large attendances, high ratings.
Richmond provides that.
In terms of fixture, we get the Geelong game at home.