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	Richmond
		For Jack Dyer, playing football for Richmond was simply a logical extension and expression of who he was, and it is at least arguable that few if any players before or since have personified, not to mention helped mould, shape and develop, the essential character of a specific football club as much as he did.
		Richmond at this time was the greatest crowd puller in Australian football, but for the remainder of the 1930s, still under Perc Bentley as captain-coach, the side only occasionally threatened a return to greatness.
		Richmond was also in trouble in the preliminary final against Fitzroy, which led 5.1 to 2.3 at quarter time, and 6.5 to 3.8 at half time, before a steam-rolling second half display from the Tigers saw them add 9 goals to 2 to win with deceptive ease.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /richmond.htm (2442 words)

	Richmond Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Richmond Football Club logo The Richmond Football Club, nicknamed The Tigers, is an Australian rules football Club playing in the Australian Football League.
		The Richmond Footbal Club was officially formed at the Royal Hotel, Richmond, on the 20th of February 1885.
		One of the most important features of a nineteenth century footballer's uniform was his headgear, and when Richmond wore yellow and fl striped caps the Tiger nickname quickly followed (although the team was also referred to as the Wasps for a time).
	richmond-football-club.iqnaut.net (672 words)

	Richmond Football Club - Mighty Tigers - A.F.L Clubs of Melbourne - Australian Rules Football - Sport & Recreation - ...
		Various Richmond Football Clubs existed before 1885, but the present club was founded on February 10, 1885 at the Royal Hotel.
		Richmond is one of the ‘big four’ Melbourne clubs, and the ‘Eat ‘em Alive’ spirit that arose in the 1920s, is still manifested in football’s most passionate supporter base.
		Club 80 supports the Richmond Football Club by raising funds at functions where members have an opportunity to meet new friends who have a passion for the Tigers.
	www.onlymelbourne.com.au /melbourne_details.php?id=696 (468 words)

	Richmond Lions Rugby - History
		The history of the Richmond Lions RFC is derived from the storied origins of the Richmond Rugby Football Club and the Richmond Area Training Side (R.A.T.S.), founded by one of the early members of the Richmond RFC.
		Richmond was enjoying a modestly successbul season, competing with Roanoke for the second seed behind perennial favorite Norfolk at the annual VRU Championships.
		Richmond faced the 1990 fall season needing to answer the question of whether its previous year's VRU championship was a fluke due to the talents of its South African guest players.
	www.richmondlions.com /club/history.php (3539 words)

	ABC Sport - AFL - Richmond president to meet with rebel challenge
		Richmond Football Club president Clinton Casey has arranged to meet with former board member Brendan Schwab, who has formed a rival ticket to challenge the current board.
		He said he was aware of the need for stability at the club during its search for a new senior coach and was seeking to have two members of the seven-member rival ticket placed on the selection panel.
		Richmond's football director Greg Miller has also suggested he may quit the club if the off-field dramas hurt Richmond's pursuit of a new coach.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/200407/s1162608.htm (661 words)

	MCG - Article
		Richmond has quite an impressive overall record at the MCG having played (up to the start of the 2006 season) 550 games for 304 wins, 241 losses and 5 draws, but they had to wait until 1920 to open their Premiership account at the home of football.
		After Richmond led comfortably at half-time, the Cats hit the front with four quick goals, but the Tigers steadied through the influence of Royce Hart, and took their first premiership in 24 years.
		This was a golden era for the club as they went on to further MCG glory in '69, '73 and '74.
	www.mcg.org.au /default.asp?pg=footballdisplay&articleid=534 (558 words)

	Jack Dyer : Richmond Football Club : Tigers
		Football was - and is - a team game, and if the best way to help his team to victory was to intimidate and unsettle the opposition, then so be it.
		Born in 1913, Dyer was invited to train with Richmond in the then VFL after playing with Richmond Hill Old Boys on weekends and the Yellow Cabs on Wednesdays in a competition that was labelled brutal.
		Kevin Bartlett, the former Richmond great and the man who passed Dyer to become the club's games record-holder, said while he didn't see the great man around Punt Road Oval too often during his 26 years at the club, his spirit was everywhere.
	www.onlymelbourne.com.au /jackdyer.htm (4916 words)

	University of Richmond: Athletics
		In addition to varsity sports, Richmond offers approximately 24 club sports for students, providing men and women with opportunities for leadership, recreation, instruction and competition in a variety of activities.
		From 1876 to 1893, Richmond carried the nickname "Colts" into its athletic contests, so dubbed for their play as an "energetic group of young colts." In the summer of 1893, a new nickname was born.
		The University of Richmond is committed and obligated to the principles of institutional control in operating its athletics program in a manner consistent with the letter and the spirit of the NCAA, Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10), and University rules and regulations.
	www.richmond.edu /about/athletics.htm (749 words)

	Burnie Football Club Official Website
		Luke was drafted to the Collingwood Football Club at the end of the 2002 season.
		Brad was drafted to the Fitzroy Football Club at the end of the 1990 season where he spent 3 seasons and played 5 senior games.
		Brendon was recruited by the Richmond Football Club at the end of season 1987 after playing the 1 st year of the Burnie Hawks in State-wide football.
	www.burniedockers.com.au /AFLplayers.htm (1024 words)

	Richmond F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The club has since progressed back up through the divisions to London Division 1 and shares the Athletic Ground with London Scottish F.C. After the professional era, hooker Andy Cuthbert remained at the club and captained the side for several years.
		Despite its lowly league position, Richmond has still managed to attract some top class players - former South Africa captain Bobby Skinstad joined for the 2005-6 season, Chilean fly-half Sebastian Berti joined in 2006 and England Students' wing Joe Ajuwa is a regular starter in the 1st XV.
		Richmond's youth section is also highly successful - London Irish fullback Delon Armitage was a member of the mini section, and Dominic Waldouck made his debut for Wasps at outside centre against London Irish in 2006 having progressed through the agegroups at Richmond.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richmond_F.C. (309 words)

	Michael Roach - A Seventies Tasmanian Football Legend
		He played senior football with Longford in the NTFA and was recruited to Richmond in 1978.
		Michael Roach won the goalkicking at Richmond seven times in 1979 (90), 1980 (112), 1981 (86), tied with Kevin Bartlett in 1983 (37), 1985 (80), 1986 (62), 1987 (43).
		In the 1979 season his biggest haul was 10.4 against St.Kilda and in 1980 against the Saints kicked 10 goals and against Footscray kicked 10 goals in one game and 11 goals in the next ropund game against the Dogs..
	www.footballlegends.org /michael_roach.htm (361 words)

	Richmond Tigers Football News > ePitch
		RICHMOND leaders Kane Johnson and Nathan Brown have declared a finals or failure ultimatum for the club.
		The Richmond forward allegedly bashed Justin Martin, 24, when a fight broke out between the pair in the oceanside suburb about midnight on Friday.
		Richmond Aboriginal AFL star Andrew Krakouer has been threatened with traditional payback by family members of a man he is charged with assaulting in Fremantle.
	www.epitch.co.uk /australian/richmond-tigers (388 words)

	Tigers strike major deal - realfooty.com.au
		Amid the funeral commemorations and special tributes for club legend Jack Dyer, the Richmond Football Club has been bedding down the biggest sponsorship deal in the club's history.
		President Clinton Casey yesterday denied rumours the existing deal with Motorola would be upgraded to $5 million, but a source within the club hinted the combined value of the new and upgraded deals would not be far off that figure.
		A giant Richmond jumper with Dyer's No.17 will be painted on the MCG turf and there will be a minute's silence, followed by the national anthem, before the first bounce.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/08/28/1062050605170.html (358 words)

	Richmond Football Club (Vic)
		'Principal clubs' of the year were listed as Albert Park, Carlton, Collingwood, East Melbourne, Essendon, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond, Saint Kilda, Southern, South Yarra and Studley Park.
		Though the VJFA had not yet commenced, Richmond finished roughly 5th among junior teams.
		1885 - VFA : Richmond FC was formed, and commenced in the VFA, finishing 8th.
	www.footypedia.com /00001942.htm (261 words)

	Sportal.com.au - AFL Football (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Richmond director of football Greg Miller says the club is delighted to have secured former Fremantle defender/forward Graham Polak in a complex deal that involves former Pie Chris Tarrant shifting to the Dockers and ex-Freo forward Paul Medhurst moving to Collingwood.
		He said Polak was a terrific addition for the club.
		Miller said Richmond coach Terry Wallace was in Orlando in the United States, but was delighted with the news.
	www.sportal.com.au /football.asp?i=news&id=89626 (324 words)

	..RICHMOND JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB..
		The Richmond V's Greythorn matches this year stood at 2 wins a piece going into the Grand Final, so the boys knew they had to turn it on..and turn it on they did.
		The YJFL Best and Fairest was on on Tuesday night with players from all age groups invited along to the count.
		It was a great day for the club when all teams got together a great season for all teams.
	www.richmondjfc.com.au (167 words)

	Richmond Town Football Club
		RTFC juniors have become a foundation for young footballers for other senior teams in the Richmond area.
		If you are new to the area and are looking to join a Junior Football Club in Richmond please send an e-mail to the link above.
		This is the cup organised by the North Riding Football Association where teams from North Yorkshire and Cleveland compete.
	richmondtown.intheteam.com (98 words)

	Yellow and Black Home
		RICHMOND can be excused if some form of Melbourne Storm's highly publicised grapple tackle slips into its game next season.
		Richmond is generally considered a team on the move, but that's made the past two years even more frustrating for Brent Hartigan.
		Kent Kingsley is confident his move to Richmond will re-ignite his AFL career on two counts as he looks forward to not only no longer being the number one focus in attack but being away from the fishbowl environment of his former club Geelong.
	www.yellowandblack.com.au (556 words)

	Richmond Tigers Football Club. - Page 5 - BigFooty
		But benjamin could be anything so i would really like to see him at the club.
		He shouldn't be playing football, he should be in the Australian running team.
		Joel Selwood will be good cause he is an in and under player and would be able to feed the ball out to runners such as deledio.
	www.bigfooty.com /forum/showthread.php?t=254386&page=5 (1029 words)

	Richmond City Football Club - adult soccer teams, Virginia
		Richmond City FC is a certified non-profit organization with a mission of promoting amateur football/soccer in the Richmond area, as well as giving back to the local community.
		Richmond City Football Club (RCFC) is an amateur adult soccer club
		The RCFC Club held its end of season party on Saturday 24th June at club sponsors, Extra Billy's.
	www.richmondcityfc.com (708 words)

	RichmondSpiders.com :: The University of Richmond :: Official Athletic Site
		The Richmond women's basketball team jumped back on the winning track with a 67-55 win over the ACC's Wake Forest Demon Deacons on Saturday afternoon at L. Joel Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, N.C., earning its second straight victory over the team in as many years.
		Richmond junior Shannon Taylor was one of six Spiders honored as part of the 2006 VaSID All-State Field Hockey first and second team, as voted on by sports information directors across the commonwealth of Virginia.
		Taylor was the lone Richmond student-athlete on the first team, as five others earned spots on the second team.
	richmondspiders.cstv.com (439 words)

	Richmond Lions Rugby Football Club - Virginia USA
		Richmond Lions Rugby Football Club - Virginia USA
		The Richmond Lions will be travelling as the R.A.T.S to Savannah in March of 2007 to play in the annual St. Patrick's day tournament and enjoy one of the biggest St. Paddy's day parties in the country.
		The Richmond Rugby Foundation has worked hard over the years to achieve the lofty goal of aquiring and developing a plot for hosting Rugby matches.
	www.richmondlions.com (883 words)

	MCG - Football
		Football at the MCG - A Short History
		MCC honorary secretary and cricketer T.W.Wills conceived Australian football in 1858.
		An ex-captain of the famous Rugby (UK) school's cricket and rugger teams, Tom Wills was keen to introduce a suitable pastime to keep cricketers fit during winter.
	www.mcg.org.au /?pg=football (130 words)

	THE TIGER STRIPE - An unofficial Richmond Football Club site featuring opinion columns by TS
		However, the Tigers are still confident of striking a deal with the Dees, with a direct swap for the 20th draft pick for the 'Tiger on his way' Ben 'Dutchy' Holland, still a likely result...
		The Richmond Football Club has put the finishing touches to their disgraceful season, going down to the Hawks at the M.C.G. by just 4 points in arguably the most emotional day in the Tiger's history.
		A farewell to Richmonds oldest current player, former Bulldog Leon Cameron, and a farewell to the old Richmond Club Rooms at the 'G', before they are torn down over the Summer to make way for the new Northern Stands...
	www.geocities.com /thetigerstripe (277 words)

	FOOTBALLCRESTS.COM - Hampton & Richmond Borough FC
		It is not known when the original Hampton and Richmond Borough FC (then known as Hampton FC) crest was launched, but the current design was introduced during the mid-1970s.
		The red and blue backgrounds were removed when the club changed its colours from red and blue to fl and white.
		This is St Mary's Parish Church that overlooks the River Thames on Hampton Court Road approximately 150 yards from the club's Beveree ground.
	www.footballcrests.com /hamptonrbfc.htm (275 words)

	Richmond Central Football Club (Vic) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This club was not related to the earlier Richmond Centrals FC.
		Richmond Central are known as the Snakes, though one colloquial name given was the Stationmasters.
		1986 - Richmond Central FC was formed in May, 1986.
	www.footypedia.com /00000231.htm (186 words)

	JMU - Duke Club of Richmond
		The Duke Club is the fund-raising vehicle for James Madison University Athletics.
		The Duke Club is the only athletic fund-raising organization recognized by the university.
		If you are not yet a member of the Duke Club and you are interested in joining, please contact the Duke Club office at (540) 568-6461.
	www.jmu.edu /alumni/chapters/richmond/DukeClubContacts.shtml (174 words)

	AUSTRALIAN FINANCE GROUP : Partner with the Richmond Football Club
		Since then, the relationship between Richmond and AFG has gone from strength to strength and both parties are delighted that the close association will continue.
		We have forged a very close working relationship with the club and we look forward to bringing the spectacle of football closer to our members, their families and business associates and the community as a whole.
		For example over the 2005 Christmas period, AFG offered Richmond Football Club supporters a $20 rebate promotion on every children’s jersey purchase to help parents with their tightening Christmas budget.
	www.afgonline.com.au /afg_frontend/default.aspx?MenuID=171 (904 words)

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