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Yes she played. Bit of a mixed bag did some good things including a brutal tackle but also fumbled a few times and dropped a sitterDid Charley Ryan play?
Just getting on the park is a positive for me. Hopefully she can build some experience and form and force her way into the teamYes she played. Bit of a mixed bag did some good things including a brutal tackle but also fumbled a few times and dropped a sitter
I liked the addition of Peck to the defensive 5. She seemed to know the system well.Went to the game, biggest takeaway that wasn’t mentioned there is the addition of Jodie Hicks to the backline. Tough in the contests and great by foot, fit in really well. Loved seeing Ellie back out there too, absolute beast.
What the hell is going on?
Farken sucks. If this was any other club there would be an independent enquiry into the amount of injuries we've copped this year. Instead Liverstone just thinks its bad luck.Man that sux I had huge expectations she could really help us climb quite a bit ,,,Fmd give us a break
Tamara Luke jumps into Richmond
Richmond has added ruck/forward Tamara Luke to its AFLW list as a replacement player.www.richmondfc.com.au
Tamara Luke jumps into Richmond
Richmond has added ruck/forward Tamara Luke to its AFLW list as a replacement player.
Richmond has signed experienced ruck/forward Tamara Luke to its AFLW list for the upcoming season.
The 36-year-old former St Kilda and Hawthorn tall will bolster the Tigers’ ruck stocks as a replacement player following Montana McKinnon’s season-ending knee injury.
Having initially announced her retirement from AFLW when departing Hawthorn last year, Luke’s form at VFLW level, where she is Box Hill’s captain, remained outstanding.
Luke averaged 13 disposals and 17 hit outs per match and booted 20 goals in her 15 games with the VFLW Hawks this year.
The 180cm ruck showed her influence through the middle of the ground, notably in games against AFLW rucks. She stood out with her contested marking, strength, physicality, and competitiveness.
Richmond National Recruiting Manager Trent Mosbey said Luke would add terrific support to the Tigers’ ruck options.
“Tamara is an experienced player at AFLW level and was also a part of Hawthorn’s AFLW leadership group and has been captain at Box Hill for multiple years,” he said.
“She has displayed the values we look for in terms of professionalism, driving standards, and growth mindset and brings a skill set that we needed on our list following Montana’s unfortunate injury.
“We are looking forward to having Tamara at Richmond.”