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‘People can judge him but we know what we value’: Hardwick defends Lynch – The Age
Lynch has kicked 10 goals in the first six games where Richmond have won three and lost three, with the undefeated Western Bulldogs their next challenge.
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has launched a spirited defence of his key attacking target Tom Lynch, amid criticism of his output and pay packet following the Tigers muted start to the 2021 season.
Lynch has kicked 10 goals in the first six games where Richmond have won three and lost three, with the undefeated Western Bulldogs their next challenge on Friday night.
Tom Lynch has been criticised for limited output in Richmonds luke-warm start to 2021.Credit:Getty Images
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