There are very few teams I feel sorry for in the AFL, but the Richmond Tigers are my exception. For any supporter who has followed the yellow and lack over the past two and a half decades, I can honestly sympathize with the way they are feeling. The club has a very pride history, and

Brendon Gale achieves his first significant victory in new role at Richmond, after taking his grievances to the AFL regarding Tigers’ 2010 home-and-away fixture

Richmond’s caretaker coach knows he is coaching Tigers for the second-last time

JADE Rawlings has become a prime choice for Richmond as its full-time senior coach, Football Nation reporter BRENT DIAMOND writes

RICHMOND has left the door ajar to snare unsigned Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse

Former Richmond champion player pulls out of running to be Tigers’ next senior coach, while club wants to interview Dean Laidley

Richmond has asked all would-be senior coaches to submit their job applications by July 3, so that it can begin interviewing candidates the following week

Stand-in Richmond coach Jade Rawlings has swung the axe at the selection table, dropping Joel Bowden, Mark Coughlan, Jordan McMahon, Kayne Pettifer and Troy Simmonds

Richmond’s first pick in the 2008 AFL draft will make his debut against the West Coast Eagles this Saturday night, after putting in several solid performances at VFL level

Nathan Brown believes he can be a part of a new era at the Tigers, despite the departure Terry Wallace

Speculation about Richmond’s 2010 coach is heating up as plenty of seasoned assistants and rated novices throw their hats into the ring

Garry Lyon Leadership should be one of the key qualities in the Tigers’ quest and McKenna shapes as the outstanding candidate

After reaching a ‘mutual decision’ with Richmond to resign, Terry Wallace will coach the Tigers for the last time this week

Richmond coach Terry Wallace will coach his final game for the club in this week’s Round 11 clash against the Western Bulldogs at Etihad Stadium

Midfielder Daniel Jackson remains upbeat about this year and he insists confidence is what the Tigers are lacking

Last night’s much-anticipated blockbuster between Carlton and Richmond at the MCG wasn’t the tooth-and-nail contest football purists were hoping for. Instead, the first game of the 2009 season was a one-way street, with the Blues stamping their authority on the game early and never looking back. For Richmond, the hopes of a long preseason quickly

The eagerly anticipated round one match-up between the Blues and the Tigers at the MCG is officially a sellout. The complex nature of club memberships, AFL and MCC memberships means that the stadium may not be packed to capacity but the AFL has advised that for all intents and purposes the match has been sold

Richmond have got something to look forward to with this potential power forward and ruckman making his way to Punt Road. Vickery was excellent in the 2008 AFL U18 competition in spite of the fact that he was recovering from a knee reconstruction. Features of Vickery’s game include strong marking and a good turn of

Thrown a lifeline by Richmond after being delisted by the Bombers, Hislop will no doubt be looking to restart his career. Known for his hardness at the ball and with seven games of AFL experience already, Hislop might be able to add a tough  edge to the Tigers’ midfield. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd3WgAKrHw

Two Collingwood players and five from Richmond played their first games for their new AFL clubs last night, in a preseason competition well suited for debuting new talent

Richmond coach Terry Wallace in no doubt Ben Cousins can resume place as one of AFL’s best players after promising debut for Tigers

THE AFL has opened an investigation into former Richmond president Clinton Casey’s financial dealings with Tigers players

Richmond was on the cusp of finals football in 2008, but couldn’t quite break its seven-year September drought. Only a few additions make their way to Punt Rd in 2009, headed (of course) by former West Coast champion Ben Cousins. Big things are expected of 200-centimetre ruckman/forward Tyrone Vickery, who could form a long-term partnership