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The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger - THE AWARDS

Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE

3. Alex Rance
2. Dustin Martin
1. Kamdyn McIntosh
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE

3. Rance
2. Martin
1. McIntosh
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE

3. Rance
2. Dusty
1. Cotch
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE


3. Alex Rance
2. Dustin Martin
1. Kamdyn McIntosh
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE

3: Rance
2: Martin
1: ??? Miles
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - VOTE HERE

3. Rance







2. Maric
1. McIntosh
 
The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - RESULTS

2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award
Voting Results for Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs

RICHMOND 2.3 3.6 6.8 9.12 (66)
WESTERN BULLDOGS 3.5 5.8 10.13 12.13 (85)

GOALS
Richmond: Riewoldt 2, Griffiths, Grimes, Gordon, Lloyd, Martin, Newman, Petterd
Western Bulldogs: Dickson 4, Crameri 2, Stringer 2, Grant, Honeychurch, Wallis, Wood

Rank Change Player 3 VOTES 2 VOTES 1 VOTE RD TOTAL TOTAL VOTES AVG
1 ↑3 Alex Rance 61 0 2 185 246 63 123.0
2 ↓1 Kamdyn McIntosh 0 3 15 21 213 18 106.5
3 ↓1 Taylor Hunt 0 0 0 0 135 0 67.5
4 NEW Dustin Martin 0 52 4 108 108 56 54.0
5 ↓2 Jack Riewoldt 0 0 0 0 84 0 42.0
6 ↓1 Nick Vlastuin 0 0 0 0 36 0 18.0
7 ↓1 Brandon Ellis 0 0 0 0 32 0 16.0
8 ↓1 Shane Edwards 0 0 0 0 21 0 21.0
9 NEW Jake Batchelor 0 2 12 16 16 14 8.0
=10 ↓1 Sam Lloyd 0 0 11 11 12 11 6.0
=10 NEW Anthony Miles 0 0 12 12 12 12 6.0
=12 ↓4 Bachar Houli 0 0 0 0 6 0 3.0
=12 NEW Trent Cotchin 0 2 2 6 6 4 3.0
=14 ↓5 Ivan Maric 0 1 0 2 3 1 1.5
=14 NEW Chris Newman 0 1 1 3 3 2 1.5
16 ↓7 Ben Griffiths 0 0 1 1 2 1 1.0
17 NEW Dylan Grimes 0 0 1 1 1 1 0.5
Total Voters=63

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MATCH REPORT
by AMPS

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Saturday April 5, 1.45pm start. I make my way towards Etihad stadium, full of expectation. Bookmakers have the tigers long odd-on. It's early in the season and there is something brewing at the tigers. Yes, we bowed out of the previous years finals in ignominious fashion but we can mark that down to experience. It's a young list and a previous round win over the blues are a portent of the season ahead, the bulldogs merely another stepping stone on the path to atonement. Deledio will miss a rare game but the young bulldogs should be no match for a team set on improving their finals performance of the previous year.

Surprisingly, the bulldogs get a jump on the tigers. Youthful enthusiasm I ponder. Not to worry, class will prevail. The tigers are dominating most of the stats and it's only a matter of time before the direct approach of the previous week is imposed by the tigers. The crowd is restless. Half-time. Dogs lead and much of the chatter is about the tigers losing "another" game they should win. Nervous nellies I think, this is DIFFERENT. There's a steel in this team. Chimp/Bull/Brandy/Rance - young guns on the up still. Griff about to impose himself on the comp. Jack the most creative forward in the comp. Yes, we could make some improvements in some areas but just you watch the 2nd half I think.

The tigers make a run, HA! I think, told ya. Jack looks likely to impose himself and win the game............

I open my eyes, it's Sat April 11. 1.45pm start. I make my way towards the G, full of expectation. Bookmakers have the tigers long odd-on. It's early in the season and there is something brewing at the tigers. Yes, we bowed out of the previous years finals in ignominious fashion but we can mark that down to experience. It's a young list and a previous round win over the blues are a portent of the season ahead, the bulldogs merely another stepping stone on the path to atonement. Deledio will miss a rare game but the young bulldogs should be no match for a team set on improving their finals performance of the previous year.

Surprisingly, the bulldogs get a jump on the tigers. Youthful enthusiasm I ponder. Not to worry, class will prevail. The tigers are dominating most of the stats and it's only a matter of time before the direct approach of the previous week is imposed by the tigers. The crowd is restless. Half-time. Dogs lead and much of the chatter is about the tigers losing "another" game they should win. Nervous nellies I think, this is DIFFERENT. There's a steel in this team. Chimp/Bull/Brandy/Rance - young guns on the up still. Griff about to impose himself on the comp. Jack the most creative forward in the comp. Yes, we could make some improvements in some areas but just you watch the 2nd half I think.

The tigers make a run, HA! I think, told ya. Jack looks likely to impose himself and win the game............

EDITORIAL
by Panthera tigris FC

0/3. That is my daughter's strike rate at Richmond games. Against Melbourne in 2014. That will be a good way to indoctrinate her into the cult of the Tigers. Embarrassing loss. Dreamtime 2014. A spectacular event to enthrall a child. Worst game (ever?). The Dogs. Another game that we go in favourites, another loss. To top it off her favourite player was a late withdrawal from the side. In hindsight these are probably important life lessons for the nascent Tigers fan. She's still onboard, but without a bellow of Yellow & Black at the conclusion of the game, she doesn't really understand yet. Oh well, there's always another match.

Rarely do you see such a standout performance in such a poor showing. Everyone's top vote this round was for the superb Alex Rance. Alas, a full back will struggle to win a game off his own boot in isolation. Hopefully the boys can put on a better showing in Queensland this Saturday!

Carn' the Tiges!
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - RESULTS

63 voters, every single one had tross in their Top 3. How often does that happen ?
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - RESULTS

Haha AMPS (you have to laugh), nice one

Baloo said:
63 voters, every single one had tross in their Top 3. How often does that happen ?
What I want to know is who got the two 3-votes he missed? Looks like no one.
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 2 vs Western Bulldogs - RESULTS

spook said:
Haha AMPS (you have to laugh), nice one
What I want to know is who got the two 3-votes he missed? Looks like no one.

A couple of voters only gave a single vote....both to the Tross-Man. He was ranked the best Tiger afield by every voter this week. A very rare occurrence and well deserved.
 
Re: The 2015 PREmier Fighting Tiger Award - Round 3 vs Brisbane - VOTE HERE

3. Cotchin
2. Houli
1. Riewoldt

Could have raffled the one vote.
 
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3 Cotchin-responded in best way possible
2 Houli-14 contested possies, soft?
1 Edwards-super creative tonight