- Fri 14/1, 7.10RIC
MEL38
54 - Sat 15/1, 3.10COL
STK41
14 - Sat 15/1, 5.10BRI
CAR
- Sat 15/1, 7.10GEE
WBD17
31 - Sun 16/1, 12.40WCE
GC33
46 - Sun 16/1, 3.10ADE
NM37
24 - Sun 16/1, 5.10FRE
GWS52
20 - Fri 21/1, 7.10GEE
COL
- Sat 22/1, 12.40WCE
ADE
- Sat 22/1, 3.10MEL
STK
- Sat 22/1, 5.10RIC
FRE
- Sat 22/1, 7.10GC
BRI
- Sun 23/1, 1.10NM
GWS
- Sun 23/1, 3.10WBD
CAR
Trio of untried Tigers: Richmond team for Round 1, 2010
- Updated: March 24, 2010
Three players will step out in a senior AFL game for the first time for Richmond in Round 1.
Richmond
FB: Shane Edwards, Kelvin Moore, Chris Newman
HB: Mitch Farmer, Luke McGuane, Will Thursfield
C: Dustin Martin, Brett Deledio, Ben Nason
HF: Tom Hislop, Jack Riewoldt, Richard Tambling
FF: Relton Roberts, Mitch Morton, Robin Nahas
Fol: Troy Simmonds, Daniel Jackson, Trent Cotchin
Int: Tyrone Vickery, Ben Cousins, Daniel Connors, Adam Thomson
Emg:: Dean Polo, Graham Polak, Matt White
Differences from round 1 projection:
In: Cousins, Roberts, Thomson, Hislop
Out: Polak, Shane Tuck, Troy Taylor, Alex Rance
How far Shane Tuck has fallen. Not even an emergency. I did get Taylor wrong for Roberts in guessing the three debutantes. I have been down on Polak all preseason, so it makes sense to me that Hardwick would go for Roberts instead of Polak in that forward line. The fact that Farmer has been named in the 18 ahead of Connors suggests that Connors’ job security is a little lower.
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