Richmond Football Club


Pokies billionaire shafts Gillard’s Doggies for Blues

The Herald Sun’s Mick Warner had a curious double page spread in the sports section today revealing that pokies billionaire Bruce Mathieson has shafted the Western Bulldogs and Richmond by shifting lucrative pokies joint ventures across to Carlton.

Injured Cousins only played because of round-one hype

It’s been revealed that Ben Cousins knew he shouldn’t have debuted for Richmond in last year’s ill-fated round-one loss to Carlton but felt obligated to because of the massive hype surrounding the clash, writes Jon Pierik.

AFL 2010: Year One at Richmond

A rookie coach, a fresh manifesto and a new man-child to love — what’s not to like about the Richmond Tigers in 2010? asks Tigers fan Scott Ewing in a preview of the AFL 2010 season.

AFL enters the tank end of the season

As if on cue, the “tanking” debate has arisen with vigor among AFL commentators and supporters as the home and away season draws to a close, writes Adam Schwab.

Everyone’s heard about the bird: the Ben Cousins beat up

Richmond mid-fielder Ben Cousins went over to a fixed “fly-on-the-wall” camera in the Richmond change rooms and “flipped the bird”. Hanging is too good for this man isn’t it? asks Ralph Horowitz.

The crying game: football clubs naively play media game

The most interesting aspect of the Wallace (non)sacking is the naively dangerous game that some football people play by aligning themselves with different media identities.

Terry’s terrible Tuesday: how the media botched a Tiger (non) sacking

Richmond FC, and its coach Terry Wallace, have so far had a season to forget. But they didn’t deserve the botched misreporting of Wallace’s (non) sacking that played out this morning across Melbourne.

Tiger Balme just the remedy

The Richmond Football Club could not be more shambolic if it hired Humphrey B Bear as runner, says Patrick Smith.

Terry Wallace is gone, the only question is when

The Tigers are now 0-4 and out of finals contention. The coach is in his fifth and, just as certainly, last season at the club. The question now is: Does he get to complete the season?

Richmond, a club in search of a spine

It might have been just a blip in time but it represented two decades of a club that has swung between rabble and ridicule.