Autopsy Roast & Toast vs GWS - CHANGES FOR THE GRAND FINAL

[TigersAlways]

Yellow on Black. Black on Yellow. IDGAF.

We're dancing

As Dimma said "We'll play in hessian bags". What a statement.

 

[TigersAlways]

That noise when dusty roved the ball and gave off to lambo

My goodness take me back

The noise is the best of all. We are the nosiest of all.

That ROAR when Dusty roved it and handballed to Lambert. When Dusty checksided in the last quarter. When Butler kicked the sealer and brought a tear to everyone's eyes as we realised we had done it.

Just love it!!!!

 

[Tigers123]

Treloar on SEN reckons we will win

 

[TigermanM2]

Ex-Crow and Tiger chooses his GF favourite
Peter Ryan September 26, 2017 5:01 PM

THE NAME Richard Tambling might create a range of responses from Richmond fans but the man himself will be squarely in their corner when the ball is bounced in Saturday's Grand Final.

Picked at No.4 in the 2004 NAB AFL Draft, Tambling played 108 games for the Tigers before being traded to Adelaide at the end of 2010 for a first and third round pick.

He played 16 games with the Crows before being delisted at the end of 2013 and he played for Northern Territory Thunder in Darwin this season.

On Saturday, having just had his third child, Isabelle, Tambling will sit down with his Tiger-supporting son, Tyson, 11, and watch the clash on television.

Although he is happy for both of his former clubs, Tambling admitted his heart remains with the yellow and black.

"I just enjoy my footy nowadays but obviously the 'Tigs'. I spent most of my career there and am grateful for the opportunity Richmond gave me and my family," Tambling told AFL.com.au.

"They are definitely the club in my mind that we're going for this weekend."

Tambling is a humble soul, respected for the way he handled himself whenever under pressure at Richmond.

He is happy for those he once played alongside to enjoy success he never experienced during his career, and is personally now focused on his and partner Amy’s three children, Tyson, Leah and Isabelle.

"I was fortunate enough and lucky enough to be [at Richmond] when a lot of those young players who have turned into superstars started, so [I'm] happy for both clubs and they both deserve it," Tambling said.

In his final game with Richmond he played alongside David Astbury, Trent Cotchin, Shane Edwards, Dustin Martin and Jack Riewoldt, who will all play in the Grand Final, while 11 teammates who played in his last game for the Crows are part of Adelaide's line-up on Saturday.

Tambling was rapt to see Martin win a Brownlow and share a stage with last year's winner Patrick Dangerfield, both former teammates of the 31-year-old.

"Dusty works very hard and played great footy all year. He's up there with Danger as well: both champion blokes and great footballers," Tambling said.

Tambling said he joined both clubs when they entered rebuilding phases but Punt Road was more old-school during his time at Richmond than the Crows were when he arrived.

"When I went back to Adelaide everything was a lot more professional," Tambling said.

"They had just redeveloped their whole shed and the equipment there was state of the art, and I guess Richmond has that now and it just goes to show if the clubs have better money and look after their players then their players perform for them in return."

 

[tigerfan1961]

Treloar on SEN reckons we will win

What, even with our inferior list???

 

[Tigerbob68]

What, even with our inferior list???

Duh, we're not playing against Collingwood

 

[Punt rd end]

Looking for something to do friday morning?
The today show will be filming their morning show at punt rd on friday and we're looking for a couple hundred richmond supporters to get down there in their colours. You'll need to be a punt road oval for filming near the gravel area near the containers for 5.30am Friday of course in yellow and black!

From the cheer squad fb page

 

[Tetley Tigers]

Still can't believe we are in a Grand Final.


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It's a bit surreal. I don't think it has truly sunk in yet for a lot of people on this board either. People are talking about trades and other teams, what media people are saying.


On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[Calcium Man]

Why do people even venture to the main board?
Its just full of jealous ****s

I will be spending a lot of the offseason on the main board if we win

Ex-Crow and Tiger chooses his GF favourite
Peter Ryan September 26, 2017 5:01 PM

THE NAME Richard Tambling might create a range of responses from Richmond fans but the man himself will be squarely in their corner when the ball is bounced in Saturday's Grand Final.

Picked at No.4 in the 2004 NAB AFL Draft, Tambling played 108 games for the Tigers before being traded to Adelaide at the end of 2010 for a first and third round pick.

He played 16 games with the Crows before being delisted at the end of 2013 and he played for Northern Territory Thunder in Darwin this season.

On Saturday, having just had his third child, Isabelle, Tambling will sit down with his Tiger-supporting son, Tyson, 11, and watch the clash on television.

Although he is happy for both of his former clubs, Tambling admitted his heart remains with the yellow and black.

"I just enjoy my footy nowadays but obviously the 'Tigs'. I spent most of my career there and am grateful for the opportunity Richmond gave me and my family," Tambling told AFL.com.au.

"They are definitely the club in my mind that we're going for this weekend."

Tambling is a humble soul, respected for the way he handled himself whenever under pressure at Richmond.

He is happy for those he once played alongside to enjoy success he never experienced during his career, and is personally now focused on his and partner Amy’s three children, Tyson, Leah and Isabelle.

"I was fortunate enough and lucky enough to be [at Richmond] when a lot of those young players who have turned into superstars started, so [I'm] happy for both clubs and they both deserve it," Tambling said.

In his final game with Richmond he played alongside David Astbury, Trent Cotchin, Shane Edwards, Dustin Martin and Jack Riewoldt, who will all play in the Grand Final, while 11 teammates who played in his last game for the Crows are part of Adelaide's line-up on Saturday.

Tambling was rapt to see Martin win a Brownlow and share a stage with last year's winner Patrick Dangerfield, both former teammates of the 31-year-old.

"Dusty works very hard and played great footy all year. He's up there with Danger as well: both champion blokes and great footballers," Tambling said.

Tambling said he joined both clubs when they entered rebuilding phases but Punt Road was more old-school during his time at Richmond than the Crows were when he arrived.

"When I went back to Adelaide everything was a lot more professional," Tambling said.

"They had just redeveloped their whole shed and the equipment there was state of the art, and I guess Richmond has that now and it just goes to show if the clubs have better money and look after their players then their players perform for them in return."

Tyson a future f/s??

 

[Bolly]

I've really enjoyed the responses from certain clubs on the main board over the last couple of days. Of course, you can't paint everyone with the same brush, but it's been so funny to laugh at:

• Geelong supporters getting into us for being arrogant and sooks
• Bulldogs supporters claiming we've been given a free ride
• North

 

[aislegi]

umps are gonna ream us

 

[Truetiger]

I've really enjoyed the responses from certain clubs on the main board over the last couple of days. Of course, you can't paint everyone with the same brush, but it's been so funny to laugh at:

• Geelong supporters getting into us for being arrogant and sooks
• Bulldogs supporters claiming we've been given a free ride
• North

Bulldogs fans if I remember correctly the umpires gifted them last year's premiership.

 

[tigernsw]

just watched the replay & Castagna yeah, clangers it up a bit eh what.
I mean if he had 2 goals out of those opportunities it would've helped the cause.

Yeah but I get the feeling with Castagna that one game it'll click for him and he'll kick 4 and cause havoc in attack. Hopefully this Saturday

 

[Rodney Dangerfield]

Robbo blind drunk on 360???

 

[aislegi]

I've really enjoyed the responses from certain clubs on the main board over the last couple of days. Of course, you can't paint everyone with the same brush, but it's been so funny to laugh at:

• Geelong supporters getting into us for being arrogant and sooks
• Bulldogs supporters claiming we've been given a free ride
• North

I loved this moment from Friday night's game:

 

[Tigersfan35]

I’ve been away in Port douglas since Monday. It’s been good to get away from all the buildup. If I was in Melbourne I think i’d be tearing my hair out in anticipation.

 

[mattt]

Robbo blind drunk on 360???

Hasn't gone to bed since the Brownlow after party.

 

[fightingfury]

Sorry if it’s been mentioned
Already but is there anyway u can listen to the Rex hunt commentary from the weekend? ThNks

 

[Mr Unbelievable]

I just wonder whether the crows might be a bit off the pace early Saturday. They had a bye, soft win against GWS, bye, soft win against Geelong in the last 4 weeks.

I agree, we got to pressure them and be close until the third quarter.
We need to make them have a little doubt then eat em alive!!!
Go tigers!!

 

[poppa pump]

Farg I'm glad trelor didn't choose us,
If he had, no 4 goal rioli prelim and probably no grand final this year, add to that no future super star Bolton.
When Trelor said no, it possibly meant a Tiger Premiership instead.