|
|
|
* |
| 1998
— ROUND 8 — GAME 8 |
| Adelaide v Richmond |
Sunday, May 17, 1998
at Football Park (12.40pm AEST), crowd: 40,559 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| ADE |
4.2-26 (1) |
6.7-43 (10) |
9.11-65 (19) |
11.13-79 |
| RCH |
4.1-25 |
5.3-33 |
7.4-46 |
14.8-92 (13) |
| |
Goals:
Richmond: Bowden 3, Holland 3, Richardson 2, Harrison 2, Daffy, Evans, Merenda,
Gaspar. Adelaide: Jameson 6, Connell, Ricciuto, Bond, Rintoul, Koster.
Best: Richmond: Rogers, B.Gale, Daffy, Gaspar, Harrison. Adelaide:
Jameson, Koster, James, Rehn, Connell.
Umpires: Bryan Sheehan, Scott McLaren, Derek Humphery-Smith. Tim Burton
replaced Sheehan (blood nose) in the last quarter.
Reports: Nil. |
| 1999
— ROUND 9 — GAME 5 |
| Adelaide v Richmond |
Saturday (N) May 22, 1999
at Football Park (7.40pm AEST), crowd: 38,151 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| ADE |
2.3-15 (2) |
6.7-43 (5) |
8.11-59 (1) |
9.13-67 |
| RCH |
2.1-13 |
6.2-38 |
9.4-58 |
12.6-78 (11) |
Goals: Richmond: Campbell
3, Richardson 3, Holland 2, Daffy, Bowden, Sampson, Hollands. Adelaide: Jarman
2, Edwards 2, Vardy 2, Bond, Johnson, Eccles.
Best: Richmond: Daffy, Richardson, Campbell, Knights, D.Kellaway. Adelaide:
James, Smart, Vardy, Edwards, Hart.
Umpires: Scott McLaren, Greg Scroop, Matthew James. |
| 2000
— ROUND 13 — GAME 1 |
| Richmond v Adelaide |
Friday(N), June 2, 2000
at Docklands, (7.40pm AEST), crowd: 32,959 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| RCH |
5.2-32 |
9.5-59 |
12.7-79 |
17.10-112 |
| ADE |
5.6-36 (4) |
9.8-62 (3) |
13.15-93 (14) |
17.19-121 (9) |
Goals: Adelaide: Vardy 6,
Welsh 4, Goodwin 2, Bickley, Crowell, Edwards, O'Loughlin, Perrie. Richmond: Broderick
3, Knights 3, Holland 2, Ottens 2, Tivendale 2, Torney 2, Gale, King, White.
Best: Adelaide: Smart, Goodwin, Ricciuto, Marsh, Vardy. Richmond:
Gale, Bowden, Gaspar, Holland, Broderick.
Umpires: Mark McKenzie, Gavin Dore, Ray Kelsey. |
| 2001
— ROUND 8 — GAME 1 |
| Richmond v Adelaide |
Friday (N), May 18, 2001
at the MCG, (7.40pm AEST), crowd: 29,073 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| RCH |
4.1-25 (7) |
10.4-64 (22) |
11.4-70 |
14.8-92 |
| ADE |
2.6-18 |
5.12-42 |
14.12-96 (26) |
17.18-120 (28) |
Goals: Adelaide:
Brett Burton 5, Matthew Robran 3, Simon Goodwin 2, Ken McGregor 2, Mark Bickley, Tyson
Edwards, Ben Hart, Chris Ladhams, Mark Ricciuto. Richmond: Leon Cameron
4, Matthew Richardson 3, Greg Tivendale 2, Brendan Gale, Rory Hilton, Matthew Knights,
Andrew Krakouer, Brad Ottens.Best: Adelaide: Andrew McLeod, Simon
Goodwin, Brett Burton, Nigel Smart, Mark Ricciuto. Richmond: Darren
Gaspar, Leon Cameron, Matthew Richardson.
Umpires: Bryan Sheehan, Hayden Kennedy, Martin Ellis. |
| 2002
— ROUND 6 — GAME 8 |
| Richmond v Adelaide |
Sunday, May 5, 2002
at Docklands, (2.10pm AEST), crowd: 23,355 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| RCH |
2.3-15 |
4.4-28 |
8.7-55 |
11.7-73 |
| ADE |
5.0-30 (15) |
7.12-54 (26) |
9.17-71 (16) |
14.21-105 (32) |
Goals: Adelaide:
Mark Stevens 3, Ian Perrie 2, Scott Welsh 2, Kris Massie, Andrew McLeod, Mark
Bickley, Mark Ricciuto, Tyson Stenglein, Nathan Bassett, Matthew Clarke. Richmond:
Brad Ottens 3, Matthew Richardson 2, Greg Tivendale 2, Clinton King, Craig Ednie, Aaron
Fiora, Adam Houlihan.
Best: Adelaide: Andrew McLeod, Simon Goodwin, Tyson Edwards,
Graham Johncock, Michael Doughty. Richmond: Brad Ottens, Jason Torney,
Craig Ednie, Royce Vardy.
Umpires: Hayden Kennedy, Derek Humphery-Smith, Colin Rowston. |
| 2002
— ROUND 21 — GAME 6 |
| Adelaide v Richmond |
Sunday, August 25, 2002
at Football Park, (1.10pm AEST), crowd: 42,878 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| ADE |
4.1-25 (16) |
6.2-38 (3) |
9.7-61 (12) |
13.9-87 (22) |
| RCH |
1.3-9 |
5.5-35 |
7.7-49 |
9.11-65 |
Goals: Adelaide:
Andrew Crowell 3, Brett Burton 2, Mark Stevens, Ken McGregor, Rhett Biglands, Bryan
Beinke, Andrew McLeod, Mark Ricciuto, Tyson Stenglein, Chris Ladhams. Richmond:
Matthew Richardson 3, Joel Bowden 2, Greg Tivendale, Ray Hall, Greg Stafford, Andrew
Krakouer.
Best: Adelaide: Kane Johnson, Chris Ladhams, Ben Hart, Tyson Stenglein, Andrew
McLeod. Richmond: Mark Coughlan, Andrew Kellaway, Matthew Richardson, Joel Bowden,
Ty Zantuck.
Umpires: Brett Rosebury, Bryan Sheehan, Mark Fussell. Colin Rowston replaced Bryan
Sheehan (hamstring) in the second quarter. |
| 2003 — ROUND 14 — GAME 5 |
| Adelaide
v Richmond |
Saturday
(n), July 5, 2003
Football Park, 7.40pm EST, crowd: 44,809
Conditions: Good, though slippery from dew
Weather: Fine |
| |
1/4 time |
1/2 time |
3/4 time |
Final |
| ADE |
3.3-21
(14) |
4.7-31
(8) |
6.10-46
(11) |
10.12-72
(28) |
| RCH |
1.1-7 |
3.5-23 |
5.5-35 |
6.8-44 |
Goals: Adelaide: Scott Welsh 2, Brett Burton 2, Wayne Carey, Ronnie
Burns, Tyson Stenglein, Mark Bickley, Mark Ricciuto, Rhett Biglands. Richmond:
Matthew Richardson 3, Matthew Rogers, Greg Tivendale, Chris Newman.
Best: Adelaide: Nathan Bassett, Tyson Edwards, Mark Ricciuto, Brett Burton, Ken
McGregor, Tyson Stenglein. Richmond: Matthew Richardson, Mark Chaffey, Wayne
Campbell, Tim Fleming, Ben Holland, Mark Coughlan.
Umpires: Michael Vozzo, Colin Rowston, Darren Morris.
Report: IAN PERRIE (Ade) for striking TIM FLEMING (Rch) in the fourth
quarter. The Tribunal found Perrie guilty and suspended him for one match. |
| 2004 — ROUND 5 — GAME 1 |
| Richmond
v Adelaide |
Friday
(n), April 23, 2004
Docklands, 7.40pm AEST, Roof: closed, crowd: 25,267
Conditions: Very good
Weather: Wet day |
| |
1/4 time |
1/2 time |
3/4 time |
Final |
| RCH |
2.0-12 |
3.2-20 |
6.4-40 |
9.5-59 |
| ADE |
4.2-26
(14) |
13.4-82
(62) |
15.5-95
(55) |
21.8-134
(75) |
Goals: Adelaide: Ken McGregor 5.2, Wayne Carey 3, Scott Stevens 3,
Nathan Bock 2, Brett Burton 2, Matthew Clarke 2, Mark Ricciuto 2, Matthew Bode, Graham
Johncock. Richmond: Andrew Krakouer 2, Brad Ottens, Ray Hall, Brent
Hartigan, Nathan Brown, Joel Bowden, Thomas Roach, Shane Morrison.
Best: Adelaide: Ian Perrie, Ken McGregor, Mark Ricciuto, Andrew McLeod, Tyson
Stenglein, Michael Doughty. Richmond: Nathan Brown, Brad Ottens, Brent Hartigan,
Andrew Krakouer, Tim Fleming.
Umpires: Matthew Nicholls, Martin Ellis, Shane McInerney. |
| 2004 — ROUND 20— GAME 6 |
| Adelaide
v Richmond |
Sunday,
August 15, 2004
Football Park, 1.10pm AEST, crowd: 35,896
Conditions: Good
Weather: 11C, fine and sunny |
| |
1/4 time |
1/2 time |
3/4 time |
Final |
| ADE |
3.2-20 |
8.5-53
(6) |
14.8-92
(8) |
21.12-138
(52) |
| RCH |
5.1-31
(11) |
7.5-47 |
13.6-84 |
13.8-86 |
Goals: Adelaide: Ian Perrie 4, Scott Welsh 4, Trent
Hentschel 4, Luke Jericho 2, Mark Ricciuto 2, Robert Shirley, Tyson Stenglein, Simon
Goodwin, Andrew McLeod, Scott Stevens. Richmond: Luke Weller 2, Jay
Schultz 2, Tim Fleming 2, Matthew Richardson 2, Andrew Krakouer, Nathan Brown, David
Rodan, Kelvin Moore, Justin Blumfield.
Best: Adelaide: Tyson Edwards, Ian Perrie, Mark Ricciuto, Andrew McLeod,
Simon Goodwin, Trent Hentschel, Richmond: Greg Tivendale, Tim Fleming, Ty
Zantuck, Joel Bowden.
Umpires: Matthew Head, Craig Hendrie, Kieron Nicholls. |
| 2005 — ROUND 13 — GAME 3 |
| Richmond
v Adelaide |
Saturday
(n), June 18, 2005
Docklands, 7.40pm AEST, Roof: closed, crowd: 27,092
Conditions: Good
Weather: 12C, cool, rain forecast |
| |
1/4 time |
1/2 time |
3/4 time |
Final |
| RCH |
2.0-12 |
4.5-29 |
6.6-42 |
9.8-62 |
| ADE |
3.4-22
(10) |
10.6-66
(37) |
12.9-81
(39) |
20.12-132
(70) |
Goals: Adelaide: Scott Welsh 8.2, Ian Perrie 5.3,
Trent Hentschel 2, Ken McGregor, Scott Thompson, Mark Ricciuto, Hayden Skipworth, Martin
Mattner. Richmond: Matthew Richardson 4, Troy Simmonds 2, Mark Coughlan, Andrew
Krakouer, Brett Deledio.
Best: Adelaide: Scott Thompson, Brett Burton, Scott Welsh, Ian Perrie, Tyson
Edwards, Mark Ricciuto. Richmond: Joel Bowden, Kane Johnson, Troy Simmonds, Chris
Newman, Matthew Richardson.
Umpires (white): Ray Chamberlain, Martin Ellis, Scott Jeffery.
Report:
Brett Burton (Ade) was cited for rough conduct against Chris Hyde (Rch).
The MRP assessed Burton's incident during the second quarter as reckless conduct (two
points), low impact (one point), in play (one point) and high contact (two points),
drawing six activation points, which relates to a Level Two offence, and 225 demerit
points and a two-match suspension. An early plea would reduce the penalty to a one-match
suspension. Burton took his case to the Tribunal. The jury downgraded the conduct from
reckless to negligent and reprimanded the player. |
| 2006
— ROUND 8 — GAME 2 |
| Richmond v Adelaide |
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Docklands, 2.10pm AEST, Roof; open, crowd: 24,461
Conditions: Good
Weather: 15C, sunshine following morning showers |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| RCH |
3.0-18 (2) |
6.3-39 (15) |
7.7-49 (17) |
10.9-69 (3) |
| ADE |
2.4-16 |
3.6-24 |
4.8-32 |
9.12-66 |
Goals: Richmond:
Troy Simmonds 2, Mark Coughlan, Brett Deledio, Andrew Krakouer, Chris Newman, Adam
Pattison, Kayne Pettifer, Richard Tambling, Shane Tuck. Adelaide: Brett Burton 2,
Trent Hentschel 2, Tyson Edwards, Graham Johncock, Martin Mattner, Andrew McLeod, Mark
Ricciuto.
Best: Richmond: Joel Bowden, Andrew Krakouer, Troy Simmonds, Andrew Kellaway,
Andrew Raines, Kayne Pettifer. Adelaide: Tyson Edwards, Andrew McLeod, Simon
Goodwin, Michael Doughty, Trent Hentschel.
Umpires: Chris Donlon, Jason Quigley, Shane McInerney. |
| 2007 — ROUND 8 — GAME 1 |
| Adelaide v
Richmond |
Friday (n), May 18, 2007
Football Park, 7.40pm
AEST, crowd: 40,742
Conditions: Good, following rain
during the week
Weather: 15C, fine |
| |
1/4 time |
1/2 time |
3/4 time |
Final |
| ADE |
7.1-43
(22) |
8.5-53
(2) |
11.10-76 (19) |
14.15-99 (9) |
| RCH |
3.3-21 |
8.3-51 |
9.3-57 |
14.6-90 |
Goals:
Adelaide: Scott Welsh 5.2, Jonathon Griffin 2, Nathan Bock 2,
Scott Thompson, Nathan Bassett, Chris Knights, Simon Goodwin,
Richard Douglas. Richmond: Matthew Richardson 3, Danny Meyer
2, Nathan Foley, Kayne Pettifer, Dean Polo, Jake King, Cameron
Howat, Daniel Jackson, Brett Deledio, Graham Polack.
Best: Adelaide: Scott Welsh, Chris Knights, Simon Goodwin,
Ben Hudson, Andrew McLeod, Nathan Bock, Jonathon Griffin.
Richmond: Joel Bowden, Nathan Foley, Brett Deledio, Kayne
Pettifer, Andrew Raines, Adam Pattison.
Umpires: Brett Rosebury, Damien Sully, Shaun Ryan. |
| 2008
— ROUND 11 — GAME 2 |
| Richmond v
Adelaide |
Saturday,
June 7, 2008
MCG, 2.10pm AEST; crowd: 32,767
Conditions: Fair to good, slippery in patches; lights on from start
Weather: 14C, overcast; showers forecast |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
| RCH |
6.2-38 (5) |
9.7-61 (14) |
11.9-75 |
14.12-96 |
|
ADE |
5.3-33 |
7.5-47 |
15.11-101
(26) |
22.14-146 (50) |
Goals:
Adelaide: Scott Thompson 6.1, Luke Jericho 5.3, Jason Porplyzia
3, Bernie Vince 3, Tyson Edwards 2, Kurt Tippett, Richard Douglas, Chris
Knights. Richmond: Matthew Richardson 3, Troy Simmonds 2, Joel
Bowden 2, Trent Cotchin, Adam Pattison, Nathan Foley, Graham Polak,
Kayne Pettifer, Shane Edwards, Brett Deledio.
Best: Adelaide: Scott Thompson, Bernie Vince, Tyson Edwards,
Jason Porplyzia, Luke Jericho, Graham Johncock. Richmond: Nathan
G Brown, Brett Deledio, Matthew Richardson, Chris Newman, Ted Cotchin.
Umpires: Gary Fila, Mathew James, Kieron Nicholls. |
| 2008
— ROUND 19 — GAME 7 |
| Adelaide v
Richmond |
Sunday,
August 10, 2008
Football Park, 3.10pm AEST, crowd: 37,562
Conditions: Fair. following heavy overnight and morning rain
Weather: 10C; cold weather clearing to sunshine; Rain in Q3-Q4 |
| |
1/4
time |
1/2
time |
3/4
time |
Final |
|
ADE |
3.2-20 (11) |
10.4-64 (54) |
15.6-96 (66) |
16.12-108 (63) |
| RCH |
1.3-9 |
1.4-10 |
4.6-30 |
6.9-45 |
Goals:
Adelaide: Scott Stevens 2, Nick Gill 2, Simon Goodwin 2, Scott
Thompson 2, Richard Douglas, Brad Moran, Kris Massie, David Mackay,
Tyson Edwards, Andrew McLeod, Nathan van Berlo, Bernie Vince.
Richmond: Brett Deledio, Troy Simmonds, Adam Pattison, Joel Bowden,
Jack Riewoldt, Jordan McMahon.
Best: Adelaide: Scott Stevens, Brad Symes, Nathan van Berlo,
Nathan Bock, Ben Rutten, Andrew McLeod, Tyson Edwards, Michael Doughty,
Bernie Vince. Richmond: Shane Tuck, Brett Deledio, Kane Johnson,
Jordan McMahon.
Umpires: Luke Farmer, Mathew James, Matthew Head. |
ALL THE GAMES, ALL
THE STATS SINCE 1991
| ADELAIDE |
versus |
RICHMOND |
|
P |
W |
L |
D |
|
|
P |
W |
L |
D |
|
|
25 |
17 |
8 |
– |
|
|
25 |
8 |
17 |
– |
|
|
|
|
|
|
* |
* |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1997-R17-FP |
29.11-185 (v 48) |
|
|
1996-R12-MCG |
19.14-128 (v 82) |
| 1993-R1-MCG |
28.10-178 (v 84) |
|
|
1997-R2-MCG |
19.14-128 (v 100) |
| 1993-R16-FP |
26.15-171 (v 32) |
|
|
1995-R22-FP |
19.9-123 (v 86) |
| 1992-R20-MCG |
24.19-163 (v 53) |
|
|
1992-R5-FP |
17.15-117 (v 151) |
|
|
* |
|
|
|
| 1993-R16-FP |
139pts (171-32) |
|
|
1996-R12-MCG |
46pts (128-82) |
| 1997-R17-FP |
137pts (185-48) |
|
|
1995-R22-FP |
37pts (123-86) |
| 1992-R20-MCG |
110pts (163-53) |
|
|
1997-R2-MCG |
28pts (128-100) |
| 1993-R1-MCG |
94pts (178-84) |
|
|
1995-R7-MCG |
14pts (72-58) |
|
|
* |
|
|
|
| 13.4 |
Tony Modra, 1993-R16-FP |
| 10.3 |
Tony Modra, 1993-R1-MCG |
| 8.2 |
Scott Hodges. 1992-R20-MCG |
| 8.2 |
Scott Welsh, 2005-R13-Dok |
| 7.2 |
Tony Modra, 1995-R22-FP |
| 7.0 |
Darren Jarman, 1997-R17-FP |
* |
|
| 6.2 |
Jeff Hogg, 1992-R5-FP |
| 6.3 |
Matthew Richardson, 1997-R2-MCG |
* |
|
| ADELAIDE |
|
|
RICHMOND |
| 8 games 2000-05 |
|
|
5 games, 1994-97 |
| 6 games, 1991-93 |
|
|
|
|
* |
|
|
| LOWEST SCORES — since 1991 |
| ADELAIDE |
|
|
RICHMOND |
| 1995-R7-MCG |
9.4-58 (v 72) |
|
|
1993-R16-FP |
4.8-32 (v 171) |
| 2006-R8-Dok |
9.12-66 (v 69) |
|
|
2003-R14-FP |
6.8-44 (v 72) |
| 1999-R9-FP |
9.13-67 (v 78) |
|
|
2008-R19-FP |
6.9-45 (v 108) |
| 1998-R8-FP |
11.13-79 (v 92) |
|
|
1991-R13-MCG |
6.11-47 (v 85) |
|
|
* |
|
|
|
| ADELAIDE — BEST SCORE IN EACH QUARTER |
1st
QUARTER |
|
2nd
QUARTER |
| 8.3-51 v 0.2-2 |
1997-R17-FP |
|
9.2-56 v 1.2-8 |
2004-R5-Dok |
| 8.1-49 v 4.4-28 |
1993-R1-MCG |
|
8.6-54 v 4.2-26 |
1992-R5-FP |
| 6.3-39 v 2.6-18 |
1992-R5-FP |
|
8.1-49 v 2.2-14 |
1997-R17-FP |
| 5.6-36 v 5.2-32 |
2000-R13-Dok |
|
7.2-44 v 2.5-17 |
2005-R13-Dok |
| |
|
|
7.2-44 v 0.1-1 |
2008-R19-FP |
|
|
* |
|
|
3rd
QUARTER |
|
4th
QUARTER |
| 9.0-54 v 1.0-6 |
2001-R8-MCG |
|
10.3-63 v 3.1-19 |
1993-R1-MCG |
| 8.6-54 v 2.2-14 |
2008-R11-MCG |
|
8.5-53 v 1.0-6 |
1993-R16-FP |
| 8.5-53 v 0.4-4 |
1992-R20-MCG |
|
8.3-51 v 3.2-20 |
2005-R13-Dok |
| 7.3-45 v 0.2-2 |
1993-R16-FP |
|
7.4-46 v 0.2-2 |
2004-R20-FP |
|
|
* |
|
|
| RICHMOND — BEST SCORE IN EACH QUARTER |
1st
QUARTER |
|
2nd
QUARTER |
| 7.5-47 v 3.0-18 |
1997-R2-MCG |
|
8.2-50 v 2.1-13 |
1996-R12-MCG |
| 7.2-44 v 2.4-16 |
1995-R22-FP |
|
6.3-39 v 3.6-24 |
2001-R8-MCG |
| 6.2-38 v 5.3-33 |
2008-R11-MCG |
|
4.3-27 v 4.2-26 |
2000-R13-Dok |
| 5.6-36 v 2.0-12 |
1996-R12-MCG |
|
4.2-26 v 8.6-54 |
1992-R5-FP |
|
|
|
4.2-26 v 6.7-43 |
1992-R20-MCG |
|
|
* |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
3rd
QUARTER |
|
4th
QUARTER |
| 7.4-46 v 5.1-31 |
1992-R5-FP |
|
7.4-46 v 2.2-14 |
1998-R8-FP |
| 6.3-39 v 2.1-13 |
1994-R15-FP |
|
5.3-33 v 4.4-28 |
2000-R13-Dok |
| 6.1-37 v 6.3-39 |
2004-R20-FP |
|
5.1-31 v 1.3-9 |
1995-R22-FP |
| 5.3-33 v 4.3-27 |
1997-R2-MCG |
|
4.5-29 v 3.4-22 |
1997-R2-MCG |
|
|
* |
|
|
| WHERE |
WHEN |
CROWD |
FINAL SCORE |
Margin |
| 93-R1-MCG |
Su-Mar 28 |
18,473 |
Ade 28.10-178 d Rch 12.12-84 |
94pts |
| 93-R16-FP |
Fr(N)July 16 |
45,109 |
Ade 26.15-171 d Rch 4.8-32 |
139pts |
| 94-R15-FP |
Su(N)July 3 |
43,052 |
Rch 13.12-90 d Ade 12.11-83 |
7pts |
| 95-R7-MCG |
Fr(N)May 12 |
38,791 |
Rch 10.12-72 d Ade 9.4-58 |
14pts |
| 95-R22-FP |
Sa(N)Sept 2 |
40,163 |
Rch 19.9-123 d Ade 12.14-86 |
37pts |
| 96-R12-MCG |
Fr(N)June 21 |
39,044 |
Rch 19.14-128 d Ade 13.4-82 |
46pts |
| 97-R2-MCG |
Sa-Apr 5 |
32,880 |
Rch 19.14-128 d Ade 15.10-100 |
28pts |
| 97-R17-FP |
Sa(N)July 26 |
36,297 |
Ade 29.11-185 d Rch 7.6-48 |
137pts |
| 98-R8-FP |
Su-May 17 |
40,559 |
Rch 14.8-92 d Ade 11.13-79 |
13pts |
| 99-R9-FP |
Sa(N)May 22 |
38,151 |
Rch 12.6-78 d Ade 9.13-67 |
11pts |
| 00-R13-Dok |
Fr(N) June 2 |
32,959 |
Ade 17.19-121 d Rch 17.10-112 |
9pts |
| 01-R8-MCG |
Fr(N)May 18 |
29,073 |
Ade 17.18-120 d Rch 14.8-92 |
28pts |
| 02-R6-Dok |
Su-May 5 |
23,355 |
Ade 14.21-105 d Rch 11.7-73 |
32pts |
| 02-R21-FP |
Su-Aug 25 |
42,878 |
Ade 13.9-87 d Rch 9.12-66 |
22pts |
| 03-R14-FP |
Sa(N)July 5 |
44,809 |
Ade 10.12-72 d Rch 6.8-44 |
28pts |
| 04-R5-Dok |
Fr(n)Apr 23 |
25,267 |
Ade 21.8-134 d Rch 9.5-59 |
75pts |
| 04-R20-FP |
Su-Aug 15 |
35,896 |
Ade 21.12-138 d Rch 13.8-86 |
52pts |
| 05-R13-Dok |
Sa(N)June 18 |
27,092 |
Ade 20.12-132 d Rch 9.8-62 |
70pts |
| 06-R8-Dok |
Sa-May 20 |
24,461 |
Rch 10.9-69 d Ade 9.12-66 |
3pts |
| 07-R8-FP |
Fr(N)May 18 |
40,742 |
Ade 14.15-99 d Rch 14.6-90 |
9pts |
| 08-R11-MCG |
Sa-June 7 |
32,767 |
Ade 22.14-146 d Rch 13.12-96 |
50pts |
| 08-R19-FP |
Su-Aug 10 |
37,562 |
Ade 16.12-108 d Rch 6.9-45 |
63pts |
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FROM THE "FOOTYSTATS DIARY" — LAST TIME: |
ADELAIDE v RICHMOND
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the Crows had their third successive win over the Tigers, indeed
they have won 11 of the past 12 against Richmond ...
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6.9-45 by Richmond is the lowest of the season at Football Park ...
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300th ANDREW McLEOD (Adelaide, 1995-2008)
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250th JOEL BOWDEN (Richmond, 1996-2008) ...
THE MATCH:
Adelaide celebrated
Andrew McLeod's 300th game and all but ended Richmond's finals hopes
with a resounding 63-point win in often sunny but rain affected
conditions at Football Park on Sunday afternoon following substantial
overnight and morning rain.
Ashley Porter for The Age reported: In what can be simply
described as an abysmal performance in miserable conditions, especially
given the fact Richmond actually believed it was a chance for the
finals, Adelaide delivered it a flogging by 63 points.
To be clearly outscored kicking with a strong wind in the first quarter,
be held to a miserable behind in the second when Matthew Richardson
received a free kick and missed from 15 metres on a slight angle, and
again be outscored kicking with the wind, was insulting to Joel
Bowden, a dual best and fairest winner and All-Australian, playing
his 250th.
Of course, this was also a special day for Andrew McLeod playing
his 300th, and it was full of his old magic with 28 disposals. Why
McLeod was not paid greater attention from Richmond was dumbfounding. He
even seemed to run further than Rice's last medley leg to kick a goal,
but the umpires daren't upset his day.
Whether this effort was for "Macca" or their newfound sniff of a
final-four spot, the Crows were indisputably awesome in the manner in
which they repeatedly forced Richmond into their defensive net, attacked
the ball, tackled, and especially steamrolled into attack with
exceptional teamwork and run.
For the first time in McLeod's marvellous career he ran through the
cheer squad's banner as a means of saying "thanks" for the support for
him and the team, but the supreme fashion in which the Crows approached
this game was their way of also expressing appreciation.
Significantly, this was the first time Adelaide had kicked 100 points in
a match since round 11 – when it beat Richmond by 50 points. Perhaps the
only criticism of Adelaide was its 1.6 last term with the wind, and it
could be said a champion side would have completed the rout. To kick a
high score in miserable, slippery conditions was nonetheless impressive.
Adelaide won the match, but Richmond won a lot of Adelaide fans for
lining-up across the other side of its player race to honour McLeod.
When Bowden walked his team back the Crows fans stood and applauded him,
and his teammates.
Sportsmanship lives.
ADELAIDE 16.12-108 (Stevens 2, Gill 2, Goodwin 2, Thompson 2)
best, Stevens, Symes, van Berlo, RICHMOND 6.9-45 (6 x singles)
best, Tuck, Deledio, Johnson.
Sunday at Football Park: 37,562.
No reports. |
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