Disco08 said:A bit more insight into why he wanted out from the horse's mouth.
http://www.fiveaa.com.au/audio_crows-star-recruit-richard-tambling_100069
you're not the only one Djevv.Djevv said:Very interesting interview thanks for posting that one Patsy.
I must be the only one on the boards who wishes him really well at Adelaide. I think the club, the climate and the city will suit him. Richmond was clearly a failed marriage and time to move on.
Disco08 said:Felt in 6 years he was never given a specific role and would usually play 4 or 5 roles throughout a game.
Brodders17 said:you're not the only one Djevv.
I hope he goes well.
Disco08 said:Rawlings did.
jb03 said:I doubt Craig is half the coach Rawlings was.
And we got smashed in the majority of Rawlings' coached teams anyway.
Djevv said:Very interesting interview thanks for posting that one Patsy.
I must be the only one on the boards who wishes him really well at Adelaide. I think the club, the climate and the city will suit him. Richmond was clearly a failed marriage and time to move on.
Disco08 said:Doesn't change the fact Rawlings did actually find a spot he was suited to and played him there to good effect though.
Disco08 said:Doesn't change the fact Rawlings did actually find a spot he was suited to and played him there to good effect though.
It also makes no sense at all that numerous clubs would chase him if they didn't think there was a role or two he could be good at. In the end a top club gave up a package easily as good as the one Lovett commanded for him despite his hideous form this year. Obviously their view of him differs to ours and all I'm saying is I hope we're right.
Disco08 said:Felt ... would usually play 4 or 5 roles throughout a game.
Navy Days said:He was valued very similar to a limited David Hale in this years trade period.
Tigers of Old said:Was that forward or back Disco?
I thought his good form last year was as a HB but got confused in the arguments at the beginning of the year.
Punxsutawney Phil said:As I have said before, IMO his 2009 has been greatly overstated.