- Sam Lalor was very impressive in his AFL debut
- But he suffered an unfortunate moment on live television
- Clearly accidental guided tigers to surprise MCG
The exaggeration is justified when it comes to Richmond Young Gun Sam Lalor, but the teenager surprised many spectators on Thursday night when celebrating a goal in their AFL debut.
Lalor, 18, started two older and ended with 18 provisions against Carlton, and was clearly excited against more than 80,000 fans.
In an unfortunate incident, Lalor's penis briefly left his shorts in the MCG in the worst possible time in the third quarter.
Naturally, the vision was not surprised by football fans who looked at home.
“He showed more than Carlton,” he published blatantly in response, referring to the victory of Tigers Shock 13 Point.
'Oh my God,Said another.
Meanwhile, in a sinister news for Richmond's rivals, the coach Ade Yze undoubtedly has the number one selection of the 2024 AFL Draft, which is already making comparisons with the legend of the Dustin Martin Club, will only improve this season.
“He is a talented child and will only improve,” Yze said at the press conference after the game.
The exaggeration is justified when it comes to Richmond Young Gun Sam Lalor, but the adolescent surprised many spectators on Thursday night when celebrating a goal in his AFL debut.
In an unfortunate moment, Lalor's penis briefly left his shorts in the MCG when he celebrated a goal in the third quarter (in the photo, taking a spectacular brand)
'When the ball is in its area, it knows how to play, how to win and how to fight.
'Who would have thought a few weeks ago? He was undergoing surgery in the jaw, and is now having a (first update) victory in the MCG.
“But it's just one step on your trip.”
Commentator Kane Cornes was also impressed by Lalor's maturity, as well as the impact of the debutants of the Tigers Luke Trainor and Harry Armstrong.
“Whatever happens, Richmond has this guy (Lalor) now, so see him,” he said.
'He had Five moments 'I can't teach that'. A phenomenal debut.
And in another promising sign for Yze's men, veteran Tom Lynch ended with a goal and 13 provisions against blues on his long -awaited return.
Lynch, twice winner of the Premier League in the club, only achieved four games last year due to an injury.
Richmond will seek to attribute consecutive victories when they face Port Adelaide in Adelaide Oval on March 22.
It occurs after some soccer experts feared that reconstruction tigers do not win a game this season.