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Did you watch the game? Wasn’t a ride, that’d be unfair to say but there were calls made in favour of the Tigers in the 4th that simply weren’t paid the other way.Geez we must have got a ride tonight, won the free kick count 24-21. Disgraceful.
It's well documented that Richmond members dislike Thursday night games. Along with Sunday Twilight. No suprise
Dimma hasn't had a cry about the umpiring once this year
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Here we go with the WC supporters nonsense again:You don't. As stated (and analysed on plenty of footy shows) your differential is almost entirely due to your team giving away professional frees to hold up play.
I don't particularly hate Richmond either. In fact, I don't particularly hate any club, because that would mean I waste my time thinking about them.
It's only Richmond supporters that believe they get a rough ride.
Here we go with the WC fans nonsense again:
AFL Tables - Free Kicks
Current season: Richmond has received the least free kicks (214) and has given away the second most (279), dead last in free kick differential.
2021 season: received the fewest free kicks (376), dead last in free kick differential again.
How about combining the numbers of the past five completed footy seasons (2017-2021):
The AFL free kick ladder of the last five years
In this five year period, not only we gave by far the most free kicks away, we were also bottom five when it came to free kicks received. The last one and a half seasons-including the current one- this trend seems to have become even worse.
If you are so knowledgeable about the Richmond playing style, can you please explain to us what part of this style generates so few free kicks for, being awarded by the umpires? A team playing a physical game-not keepings off- should be at the receiving end of infringements as well, more often than not.
But, you know, cool story you have there. Keep repeating it if it makes you feel any better...
Add in the blatant throwing that gets ignoredWent with my dad tonight. Quite a hike given I live in the Dandenong ranges. Got home at about 2315.
I miss afternoon games. Feel like I never get to take my oldest kid (8) to games because it's simply too late for him. Heck even my dad finds it a bit too late at his age. It's rough leaving my wife home with our 4 children (youngest 11w) knowing that she has to do all of the dinner, bath, bed routine etc without help.
Bottom line is people don't want Thursday night footy, cold or not, and the adjudication is turning fans away by ruining the spectacle.
Lots of crap decisions tonight going both ways but probably in the Tiges favour somewhat. Truth be told I would rather be on the receiving end of a better umpired game than the receiving end of a poorly umpired game. They call the softest crap and don't reward HTB enough. Game has gone weak as pee.
these crowd sizes are becoming a real issue.What was with the crowd? Don't the Tiges fans like the G? Lower turnout than even the Dees crowds. Bizarre.
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Watching presser. Hinkley getting smashed on concussion f.up and both his eyes are blinking very fast.
Yep. 7 of the 11 Richmond goals came as a result of play from questionable calls in the Tigers favour.Geez we must have got a ride tonight, won the free kick count 24-21. Disgraceful.
Hardly touched him, port bloke slipped over. Watch it again.Did you watch the game? Wasn’t a ride, that’d be unfair to say but there were calls made in favour of the Tigers in the 4th that simply weren’t paid the other way.
Main one being Dusty in the goal square with his seemingly blatant ITB that was missed. Granted, I haven’t rewatched it but it looked bad on the first watch.
Fair post. Agree I would have been pissed but that’s usually us every single week so we were due a good one for once.Yep. 7 of the 11 Richmond goals came as a result of play from questionable calls in the Tigers favour.
If I were a neutral, I’d say you get screwed over enough that its about time you got the good end for once.
but I’m not.
Pretty sure the AFL did that back in the early/mid 90's tooMaybe the AFL should look into letting the public in for free in the last quarter to fill up the empty seats. They used to do that at cricket matches back in the day. Last half hour was free to public
Two Sundays ago. 3:20pm game. Collingwood v Carlton. 80,000 present.It's well documented that Richmond members dislike Thursday night games. Along with Sunday Twilight. No suprise
You'd think that says a lot about Richmond.Ironic coming from a Collingwood supporter
Free Kick Ladder after Round 10:
We’ve also taken a look at the 50-metre penalties, which has been a hot topic in 2022.
Position Club Frees For Frees Against Differential 1 Western Bulldogs 247 192 55 2 Carlton 241 208 33 3 Adelaide 250 218 32 4 Collingwood 228 207 21 5 Melbourne 220 206 14 6 Fremantle 239 227 12 7 Hawthorn 226 220 6 8 Essendon 215 210 5 9 North Melbourne 231 228 3 10 Geelong 218 219 -1 11 GWS 209 214 -5 12 Brisbane 225 237 -12 13 St Kilda 218 232 -14 14 Port Adelaide 213 228 -15 15 West Coast 199 216 -17 16 Gold Coast 202 221 -19 17 Sydney 216 248 -32 18 Richmond 183 249 -66
Richmond has given away a massive 28, double the amount of the next.
I know right?You'd think that says a lot about Richmond.
TLDR.Here we go with the WC supporters nonsense again:
AFL Tables - Free Kicks
Current season: Richmond has received the least free kicks (214) and has given away the second most (279), dead last in free kick differential.
2021 season: received the fewest free kicks (376), dead last in free kick differential again.
How about combining the numbers of the past five completed footy seasons (2017-2021):
The AFL free kick ladder of the last five years
In this five year period, not only we gave by far the most free kicks away, we were also bottom five when it came to free kicks received. The last one and a half seasons-including the current one- this trend seems to have become even worse.
If you are so knowledgeable about the Richmond playing style, can you please explain to us what part of this style generates so few free kicks for, being awarded by the umpires? A team playing a physical game-not keepings off- should be at the receiving end of infringements as well, more often than not.
But, you know, cool story you have there. Keep repeating it if it makes you feel any better...
Now you get it!I know right?
Richmond loses free kick count by 20: Poor discipline by Richmond
Win by 3: Wa Wa Wa. Most biased umpiring evas
I thought we got away with one but then had a look at the tv replay in the 3121 area and saw the Port player slipped over so I was OK with that.Hardly touched him, port bloke slipped over. Watch it again.
Richmond have the biggest membership and lead in match day attendance. Seems about right.I get the Sunday twilight thing, Hate them myself. But our little 50k member club got 47000 to a Sunday twilight game last week. I thought I read Richmond had over 100,000 members. Doesn't seem right.
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