Talking Tigers: Episode 441
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Yes, good day Tiger fans. Rich O here and welcome to Talking Tigers. And I was just looking at Tone there to see if he'd just give me a wink or something to just say that Oasis six seven six seven for uh rock and roll star there from Oasis. Big show today, Tone and uh Manfred. Yes. Come on, just let me get my intro. We've got Elliot uh Cartledge coming in today, Tone, to talk about his book, the follow-up uh to the Hafe year. From Hapi to Hardwick. We can't wait to talk to him. And we're going to go through what was in the end a bit of agony. Two losses to Carlton this year by under a goal. G it would have been nice to pinch that one. Plenty to talk about. So we'll get right into it. And that was uh Oasis, who uh were in Melbourne late last year and absolutely killed it at uh Marvel Stadium, and that is for
Mm.
The rock star, Taj Hotton. Oh yeah. Do you like Taj? Do I like him? Oh yeah. I think he's gonna man crush him. But I think he's gonna be a bit of a rock and roll star type player, isn't he? Right. Star type player, isn't he?
He will be. He's just yeah, it was so exciting. That was yeah, really great watching him. We've had to wait a while.
Um yeah, there's just so much to like about it. All right, we'll get into him a little bit more in a minute. Get involved with the show, hashtag talking tigers, talking tigers at Richmond FC dot com dot AU and uh it was a good start to the game. It was probably I feel like it was just about our best quarter for the year at times in that first quarter, Manfred.
Well it was our best quarter for the year from a scoring perspective it was.
And it came in half the quarter.
Yeah, it did. I know who spoke about after the game.
What is the new book "From Hafey to Hardwick" about?
He felt potentially we could have been a little bit more in front of a quarter tour. And i in a big game and in a a big occasion for the club with the unveiling of the new jumper and it was a big night and good crowd there on a Saturday night and against the arch rival. But yeah, it's I think it was more just down missed chances, bit of polish and um I reckon we pinched that one. Geez, we did miss a lot of chances.
We do.
A lot of set shots that we should have nailed and that would have been the difference definitely.
So when you do get them, you've got to make the most of them. Probably more than a a good team that gets more opportunities. So they do hurt you.
No, no, no definitely. Yeah. But as you s um said, Manfred, the yeah, it was uh the transition was, you know, really impressive in the first quarter and uh that rain just didn't help us. No, probably not. Well mind you, the rain came at half time, so second quarter we were yeah, we we're all fell away. Fell away in the second quarter again. It's that one quarter that's really hurting us, isn't it?
That's a five goal burst again. Mm-hmm. I I could be wrong, but I know definitely West Coast game there wasn't a five goal burst. No. Carlton round one and Essendon. No, you're right. So I reckon in the other fourteen games. I think there might have been a five goal run in each game. It just kills you, doesn't it? It does. It does. It's got to find a way to stop that momentum. I thought our stoppage game was really strong. Oh, really strong against the game. And this is against a team that that's yeah. Yeah, contesting clearance is is their strength.
Absolutely and you see the guys they've got in there and um I thought it was w with the with the personnel we had in there as well. I know Nank obviously coming back into the side the last couple of weeks has helped, but the young guys in there they went toe to toe with the likes of Cripps and Hewitt and and Cherr and they've more than held their own and we were the number one story score from stoppage team in the competition on the weekend and that's uh Well that's a that's a real problem. Positive. Absolutely. Yeah. And and against that differential too. So it was more so we're number sorry, number two from scoring ourselves, but uh from a differential perspective, we were number one.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:28–2:15
2
What is the new book "From Hafey to Hardwick" about?
2:15–9:31
3
Why did Elliot Cartledge decide to write a follow‑up to "The Hafey Years"?
9:31–13:43
4
How many interviews and hours of research went into the book?
13:43–20:00
5
What were the biggest challenges for Richmond during the 1980s?
20:00–25:52
6
Which past players surprised you with their stories and insights?
25:52–32:50
7
How did the Tigers turn around the Round 18 match against Melbourne?
32:50–42:32
8
Who are the standout rookie performers to watch this season?
42:32–1:05:40