Great news if true ! Has become a much improved player as the season has gone on once his offensive output increased.
Player Watch #34: Jack Graham - MOVED TO WCE - PICK 42 Received
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Fantastic news. Deserves at least another medal with us after his efforts in the prelim last year.
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they pay significant overs and cant get him still. carlspoon the cesspool of the afl
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Richmond boost with Graham to stay a Tiger
Premiership midfielder Jack Graham has knocked back significant offers from several AFL clubs to remain a Tiger with the in-form midfielder set to sign a long-term deal with Richmond.
The 22-year-old was a star in Richmond's 2017 premiership, kicking three goals as he shut down Adelaide midfielder Rory Sloane in what was just his fifth game for the Tigers.
He then missed the 2019 grand final with a shoulder injury that he suffered in the preliminary final but remains a Tigers hero after playing out the preliminary final in obvious discomfort to help Richmond to a famous come-from-behind win over Geelong.
His decision on the eve of the finals is a huge boost to the Tigers as they look to win their third flag in four years.
Essendon, Carlton and Adelaide were interested in securing the South Australian who has now played 51 games with the Tigers, having proven a steal at pick No.53 in the 2016 national draft.
They saw him as bolstering their growing midfields as well as lending big-game experience to their young midfields, but loyalty and what could be as long as a four-year commitment from Richmond won the day.
He has been among Richmond's best regularly since the middle of the season, not only as a defensive tackling machine but also showing his growing ball-winning prowess as he comes out of the shadows of the Tigers' midfield stars.
His decision opens the way for several other inside midfielders to potentially change clubs with Gold Coast's Will Brodie believed to be in the Bombers' sights while the Suns are interested in dual premiership Tiger Nathan Broad.
The Tigers head into the qualifying final against the Brisbane Lions as warm favourites, having won seven of their past eight finals and two of the last three premierships.
They have not lost to the Lions since round seven 2009.
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Premiership midfielder Jack Graham has knocked back significant offers from several AFL clubs to remain a Tiger with the in-form midfielder set to sign a long-term deal with Richmond.
The 22-year-old was a star in Richmond's 2017 premiership, kicking three goals as he shut down Adelaide midfielder Rory Sloane in what was just his fifth game for the Tigers.
He then missed the 2019 grand final with a shoulder injury that he suffered in the preliminary final but remains a Tigers hero after playing out the preliminary final in obvious discomfort to help Richmond to a famous come-from-behind win over Geelong.
His decision on the eve of the finals is a huge boost to the Tigers as they look to win their third flag in four years.
Essendon, Carlton and Adelaide were interested in securing the South Australian who has now played 51 games with the Tigers, having proven a steal at pick No.53 in the 2016 national draft.
They saw him as bolstering their growing midfields as well as lending big-game experience to their young midfields, but loyalty and what could be as long as a four-year commitment from Richmond won the day.
He has been among Richmond's best regularly since the middle of the season, not only as a defensive tackling machine but also showing his growing ball-winning prowess as he comes out of the shadows of the Tigers' midfield stars.
His decision opens the way for several other inside midfielders to potentially change clubs with Gold Coast's Will Brodie believed to be in the Bombers' sights while the Suns are interested in dual premiership Tiger Nathan Broad.
The Tigers head into the qualifying final against the Brisbane Lions as warm favourites, having won seven of their past eight finals and two of the last three premierships.
They have not lost to the Lions since round seven 2009.
Leppitsch to depart Richmond as Tigers get boost with Graham to stay
Richmond receive a huge boost on the eve of the finals with the premiership midfielder to remain a Tiger, but assistant coach Justin Leppitsch will depart.
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Ironic considering he dislocated his shoulder 34 times in last year’s prelim and still laid more tackles than dangerflop did all season.
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Is a beast of a man, our best tackler and probably a highest pressure player
If he can rid of the issues that sees him dropped every now and then, he'll become a really good player
If he can rid of the issues that sees him dropped every now and then, he'll become a really good player
Will end up a 5 time Premiership player at the Tigs
Really plsd if this is right , the balls and all approach this kid puts into his defensive role is second to none and plays an important part in our success.
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I was never going anywhere...
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JR#8
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isn't that the club that is the GWS seconds team? Now they're overpaying for another bloke from there? Haha
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the bit i always found hard to believe was he was thinking of going to caaaaaaaarlton. there isn't enough money 
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and it would appear that you are correct.the bit i always found hard to believe was he was thinking of going to caaaaaaaarlton. there isn't enough money
This is the club that paid Zac Williams 900k that’s right dusty type money and he didn’t make the AA squad , fk on that money he should be boss. Did I mention jack Martin on 1mn he surely would be in AA calcs to I presume with his 10g for the year
My carlspoon supporting mate says they are now a destination club 
The carlspooners must be back to their salary cap cheating ways
The carlspooners must be back to their salary cap cheating ways
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Was worried that this was going to end up with Jack Graham, that was...
Happy days. Love this kid. Plays like a true Richmond Man.
Happy days. Love this kid. Plays like a true Richmond Man.
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Ask him how paying Mitch McGovern $800k a year is going for the destination club.My carlspoon supporting mate says they are now a destination club
The carlspooners must be back to their salary cap cheating ways
Ive seen more appealing graveyards as a destination than Carlton
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Fancy going to Carlton for less pay than Mitch McGovern, although you play far better?
Fancy going to Carlton for less chance of being captain than Sam Walsh, although your leadership is far better?
Fancy going to Carlton for less chance of being captain than Sam Walsh, although your leadership is far better?
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Fancy going to Carlton
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What makes me laugh if you are gonna pay big coin , you want gun match winners walking into your club, carlton have, Martin, Williams, McGovern on big money, what a joke of a club.
