Baloo said:Happy 2 month anniversary tigers.
easy said:60 days and 60 nights of joy.
anyone got any idea how long it'll last?
if you drive pass any car with the 2017 premiership sticker, toot, smile and raise your hand.easy said:60 days and 60 nights of joy.
anyone got any idea how long it'll last?
tigerjoe said:I find myself saying from time to time.......can you believe we won the flag this year???
WE WON THE BLOODY FLAG!!!!!!!!!
I am still pinching myself!
From August till now it has been difficult to get that smile off my face
You bloody ripper Tiger's!!!!!!
CC TIGER said:Ordered the DVD pack of the entire season, got an email today saying it’s on the way
IanG said:Is that in physical shops anywhere? The local JB Hifi doesn't have it only the finals pack.
Same as Taz Ian, ordered through dvdlandIanG said:Is that in physical shops anywhere? The local JB Hifi doesn't have it only the finals pack.
23.21.159 said:Yep.
Two months down the track and I still sometimes wonder if I dreamt it all.
French Tiger said:Has any recent team ever won so convincingly like we did all 3 finals ?
23.21.159 said:Interesting question and I have wondered about how often the premiership team has beaten the other three in the top four in the finals and by how much.
The current system started in 2000.
Essendon did it in the first year with margins of 125, 45 and 60 points.
Since then, no-one has done it with a minimum margin as high as 36 like Richmond did this year.
The system lends itself well to the possibility of the premiership team having to play the other three of the top four during the finals, and it has happened, with them beating all three and not losing a final 11 times in the 18 years since.
2000 Essendon by 125, 45 and 60. - #1.
2001 Brisbane by 32, 68 and 26.
2002 Brisbane by 71, 56 and 9.
2004 Port Adelaide by 55, 6 and 40.
2008 Hawthorn by 51, 54 and 26.
2009 Geelong by 14, 73 and 12.
2010 Collingwood by 62, 41 and 56 - would have been #2 except for the drawn Grand Final.
2011 Geelong by 31, 48 and 38.
2012 Sydney by 29, 26 and 10.
2013 Hawthorn by 54, 5 and 15.
2017 Richmond by 51, 36 and 48. - #2.
T-Shirt Tommy said:What about Geelong in 2007?