Richmond Has Plenty of Midfielders. But Which Ones Actually Make the Opposition Change?
Richmond can improve its midfield and still pick the wrong midfield.
The question is no longer only who wins the ball or deserves centre-bounce time. When several players can perform similar inside work, what should separate them — and how much should scoreboard threat matter when the rotation moves forward?
The full RTSSG member feature tests whether Richmond’s 2027 midfield needs to be selected not only for ball-winning, but for the different problems each player creates once the contest is won.
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