Two Tiger changes for Cats clash

Richmond has recalled Sam Lloyd and Connor Menadue for Friday night’s big match against Geelong at the MCG.

By Tony Greenberg, richmondfc.com.au

Richmond has recalled Sam Lloyd and Connor Menadue for Friday night’s big match against Geelong at the MCG.

They replace injured pair Dion Prestia (fractured rib) and Nathan Broad (calf soreness).

Lloyd has played five senior games for the Tigers this season, with his last appearance being in the Round 9 loss to West Coast at Optus Stadium.

He was the carry-over player for last Saturday’s match against Collingwood.

Menadue has played four senior games in 2018, with the most recent against St Kilda in Round 18.

Richmond’s four emergencies for the Round 20 clash with the Cats are Corey Ellis, Ryan Garthwaite, Patrick Naish and Anthony Miles.

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