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Richmond rediscover those Tigers of old – The Age
In last night’s opening minutes Jack Riewoldt shoved the pack under the ball, took a mark and kicked a goal. In ordinary times this is not remarkable. These are not ordinary times.
The Tigers, normally a territory-at-all-costs, high-energy side, played a more patient possession game and it had the effect of settling them and unsettling the Dogs who would have assumed they would meet a different Richmond.
Sam Lloyd of the Bulldogs clashes with Richmond’s Derek Eggmolesse-Smith.Credit:Getty Images
What they had been doing this year had not worked well and what they had done previously against the Bulldogs had not worked the Dogs had beaten in five of their last six games s…
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