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Rumoured Richo will announce his retirement tomorrow 13 th Nov 09. Ahhh what a shame! It just gets better and better for this pack of would bees. :lol:

 

Always had a soft spot for Richo. He was entertaining, one way or another.

Always had a soft spot for Richo. He was entertaining, one way or another.

I get the feeling Jack Watts will be a similar athlete and in much the same way win the respect and adulation of other supporters. They both have that humbleness and boy next door looks.
 

Great career, always entertaining to watch, you just never knew what was going to happen next

I get the feeling Jack Watts will be a similar athlete and in much the same way win the respect and adulation of other supporters. They both have that humbleness and boy next door looks.

Without cracking the sooks though I hope...


He was so exciting to watch when on. The maligned Cam Bruce was his main opponent for a numbers of years for us and handled himself well as Richo smashed us most times we played the Tigs

Richo was one of my favorite non-MFC players. Hated him when he played us though, he always smashed us...

Big Al ("Sideshow Bob") Nicholson beat Richo once. Other than that , he used to beat us off his own boot.

Well played Richo
 

As a bit of a Richo, i'll say; disliker, i do have respect for this bloke. a) because he's from Tassie, and B) He is a good footballer despite massively cracking the sads when things didn't go his way. I have respect because he always tried his heart out. Gave everything he could.

Should have won the Brownlow a couple of years ago.

I get the feeling Jack Watts will be a similar athlete and in much the same way win the respect and adulation of other supporters. They both have that humbleness and boy next door looks.

Except Watts can kick! Now just think about that.... :wub:


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