Review 8pm Thursday, 9th April - KB goes beserk. Foxtel showing 1980 Grand Final

[nick1408]

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Richmond
B:	7 Mick Malthouse	5 Emmett Dunne	19 Greg Strachan
HB:	46 Terry Smith	20 Jim Jess	31 Peter Welsh
C:	6 Stephen Mount	4 Geoff Raines	16 Bryan Wood
HF:	18 Mervyn Keane	33 David Cloke (vc)	29 Kevin Bartlett
F:	30 Francis Bourke	8 Michael Roach	2 Robert Wiley
Foll:	1 Mark Lee	22 Barry Rowlings	3 Dale Weightman
Int:	11 Bruce Monteath (c)	44 Daryl Freame
Coach:	Tony Jewell

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Collingwood
B:	3 Stan Magro	6 Peter McCormack	24 Andrew Ireland
HB:	14 Kevin Morris (vc)	25 Billy Picken (dvc)	26 Ray Byrne
C:	1 Ricky Barham	35 Peter Daicos	29 Leigh Carlson
HF:	36 Rene Kink	9 Craig Stewart	16 Ian Low
F:	18 David Young	19 Craig Davis	23 Ray Shaw (c)
Foll:	30 Peter Moore	34 Russell Ohlsen	5 Ronald Wearmouth
Int:	22 Tony Shaw	33 Michael Woolnough
Coach:	Tom Hafey

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I feel the continuation of a dynasty with this side. Surely we will never drop off with the likes of Weightman coming through

 

[Meteoric Rise]

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Richmond
B:	7 Mick Malthouse	5 Emmett Dunne	19 Greg Strachan
HB:	46 Terry Smith	20 Jim Jess	31 Peter Welsh
C:	6 Stephen Mount	4 Geoff Raines	16 Bryan Wood
HF:	18 Mervyn Keane	33 David Cloke (vc)	29 Kevin Bartlett
F:	30 Francis Bourke	8 Michael Roach	2 Robert Wiley
Foll:	1 Mark Lee	22 Barry Rowlings	3 Dale Weightman
Int:	11 Bruce Monteath (c)	44 Daryl Freame
Coach:	Tony Jewell

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Collingwood
B:	3 Stan Magro	6 Peter McCormack	24 Andrew Ireland
HB:	14 Kevin Morris (vc)	25 Billy Picken (dvc)	26 Ray Byrne
C:	1 Ricky Barham	35 Peter Daicos	29 Leigh Carlson
HF:	36 Rene Kink	9 Craig Stewart	16 Ian Low
F:	18 David Young	19 Craig Davis	23 Ray Shaw (c)
Foll:	30 Peter Moore	34 Russell Ohlsen	5 Ronald Wearmouth
Int:	22 Tony Shaw	33 Michael Woolnough
Coach:	Tom Hafey

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I feel the continuation of a dynasty with this side. Surely we will never drop off with the likes of Weightman coming through

Monteath was buggered. Bourke retired. Cloke missed the next season with a knee reco, then soon after left for the Pies as did Raines, Wood also left. Malthouse and Welsh were near the end. Bartlett kept going for four more years but never quite reached the level of this finals series again. Strachan, Smith, Mount, Freame were not great players.

And then we started shopping at Collingwood for average players at bloated prices, and the rest as we know is history. My memories of this match is the Pies were shyte cubed.

 

[nick1408]

Monteath was buggered. Bourke retired. Cloke missed the next season with a knee reco, then soon after left for the Pies as did Raines, Wood also left. Malthouse and Welsh were near the end. Bartlett kept going for four more years but never quite reached the level of this finals series again. Strachan, Smith, Mount, Freame were not great players.

And then we started shopping at Collingwood for average players at bloated prices, and the rest as we know is history. My memories of this match is the Pies were shyte cubed.

Yeah, I'm watching it now - Collingwood are shithouse.

 

[SunshineBoy]

Monteath was buggered. Bourke retired. Cloke missed the next season with a knee reco, then soon after left for the Pies as did Raines, Wood also left. Malthouse and Welsh were near the end. Bartlett kept going for four more years but never quite reached the level of this finals series again. Strachan, Smith, Mount, Freame were not great players.

And then we started shopping at Collingwood for average players at bloated prices, and the rest as we know is history. My memories of this match is the Pies were shyte cubed.

I’m not sure about Bartlett after 80 I mean 150 goals in threes years from a 60 year old is ok

 

[The Mighty]

We simply bashed them up and then rolled em stuffed em.

Similar to GWS.

1980 harboured no visions or idea what was to occur a season or 3 later that would send the club into a flat spin lasting 37 years punctuated by a handful of good seasons and 2 very good seasons in 95 and 2001.

Tiger fans back then would never have believed that the next flag wouldnt come till 2017.

 

[JazMac]

We simply bashed them up and then rolled em stuffed em.

Similar to GWS.

1980 harboured no visions or idea what was to occur a season or 3 later that would send the club into a flat spin lasting 37 years punctuated by a handful of good seasons and 2 very good seasons in 95 and 2001.

Tiger fans back then would never have believed that the next flag wouldnt come till 2017.

I remember reading an article after that GF saying that there was never a team more likely to go back to back than the winning '80 Tigers team. We then underperformed badly in '81.

 

[Arthur Rivers]

There was an article in one of the Sundays' newspapers eight days later (the Sunday Press or the Sunday Observer) speculating on how many Premierships we would win that decade........

Indeed, whether we would beaten in the short/medium term.