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Ciccio

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 5:54 pm

Bert Deacon

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kezza wrote:

Navy Blue Horse wrote:

Lowey_47 wrote:

Coulda sworn I saw Mitch Robinson run into an umpire in the first quarter...

Only a fine I guess if proved correct...

It was Beams that made contact with him I think. Robinson was right next to him.

A Carlton player collided with another umpire in the last quarter, not sure who it was though.

It was Mark Austin .... after the Pies had kicked a goal.

It was accidental - actually if anything it was the umpires fault as he was running backwards and not looking where he was running.

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Juddy&theKruezers

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 5:56 pm

Mike Fitzpatrick

Joined: Sun Dec 30, 2007 9:12 pm
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Synbad wrote:

Virgin Blue wrote:

Correct weight Wojee.

Pies went ugly after 1/4 time and brought us down to their level.

Geez, we really are ruing the loss to the Scum.

Take a look at the ladder. Our % is the 3rd best, so had we won one of those games we lost by 4pts, we would be sitting in 3rd spot now.

Lot to like about The Blues, now that the MC have finally shown some balls and picked a 'team for the future' (ie: playing the Austins and Yarrans and Hampsons, instead of the slow Clokes and Houlihans).

Young defense developing together (Austin, Bower, Jamison, Joseph).

And some quality young talls (Kruezer, Hampson, Warnock).

Pies didn't have Fraser, Didak, Thomas, Cloke and Medhurst, but we didn't have Warnock, Walker, Carrazzo, Grigg.

Will be interesting to see how the Adelaide 'Cyborgs' play this week...

They have tried to play with more adventure... but they dont have the cattle..

I'm sure they can be drilled to play to that type of plan...can't they??? I thought it had nothing to do with the cattle you have?

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Yarsii

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 6:27 pm

Horrie Clover

Joined: Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:57 pm
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Ciccio wrote:

kezza wrote:

Navy Blue Horse wrote:

Lowey_47 wrote:

Coulda sworn I saw Mitch Robinson run into an umpire in the first quarter...

Only a fine I guess if proved correct...

It was Beams that made contact with him I think. Robinson was right next to him.

A Carlton player collided with another umpire in the last quarter, not sure who it was though.

It was Mark Austin .... after the Pies had kicked a goal.

It was accidental - actually if anything it was the umpires fault as he was running backwards and not looking where he was running.

Most of the penalties for umpire incidents over the weekend were fines but Austin's got nothing to worry about

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chubbyruss

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 6:40 pm

Wayne Johnston

Joined: Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:59 am
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Eddie Betts has been fined for contact to an umpire

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coryne

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 7:39 pm

Harry Vallence

Joined: Sat Jul 05, 2008 5:11 pm
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Rexy wrote:

Loved how Juddy gave it to Maxwell for whacking Robbo. :thumbsup:

IF only he gave it to Fev like this last weekend ...............

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aramari

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:05 pm

Mike Fitzpatrick

Joined: Sun May 22, 2005 11:58 pm
Posts: 4058
Location: South Yarra

Juddy&theKruezers wrote:

Synbad wrote:

Virgin Blue wrote:

Will be interesting to see how the Adelaide 'Cyborgs' play this week...

They have tried to play with more adventure... but they dont have the cattle..

I'm sure they can be drilled to play to that type of plan...can't they??? I thought it had nothing to do with the cattle you have?

Play with initiative?...bzzz...does not compute..bzzzxxx... must..follow..structure ...bzxzzcchh...(explody noise)

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Melvey

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:11 pm

Robert Walls

Joined: Sat Sep 09, 2006 6:03 pm
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Location: East Brunwick

camelboy wrote:

grrofunger wrote:

a sulk is a sulk is a sulk............

That makes three wins on the trot against the filth.

Is that Sam Lipski in the third pic. Is he a Colllingwood supporter?

Just imagine the footy banter between he and his good mate Dick Pratt

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HELLAS BLUE

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 9:12 pm

Rod Ashman

Joined: Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:47 am
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camelboy wrote:

jimmae wrote:

...Yarran was dismal... does he have a groin-related issue? He was really missing any burst of acceleration. That chase of Heath Shaw didn't have him really gasping so you get the feeling he has another gear there; should have done more. His previously noted level of attack on the footy - or lack thereof - was another 'highlight'.

The talent is there but something is holding back his output. Frustrating player...

This was his second game wasn't it? Okay, the chase wasn't great, but we were told when we recruited him that he would mostly play up forward this year and be used as a burst player. The club acknowledged his fitness wasn't a big strength but is confident that over time (read, a couple of decent pre-seasons) that he will be able to play a midfield role.

Just look at the sliky take from the Judd handpass and subsequent goal that Yarran scored. From what we've been told, that is why we recruited him. We've also been told the rest of the package will come with time. Let's give him some, don't you think...

:thumbsup:

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Beano

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 11:43 pm

Serge Silvagni

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I have had stick the last few weeks from people thinking I was getting thick with Tbird for the sake of it.
Now I am at a disadvantage as I see limited games live and everything else delayed, but from what I have seen of the pies game a big improvement from Tbird, well done and a good show from Waite.
Would love to see Carlos out there but hard to change that team, cant really drop anyone and I dont know how he went with Ants at teh weekend, anyone??

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grrofunger

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 11:45 pm

Bruce Doull

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ants had a bye beano

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Juddy&theKruezers

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Wed May 20, 2009 7:52 pm

Mike Fitzpatrick

Joined: Sun Dec 30, 2007 9:12 pm
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I watched the game again last night and I noted a few things.

Firstly, If you think we play we wide then believe me the filth play wider if this possible.

We definitely look much more dangerous down the guts and in fact we look like always scoring when we go down the middle. There are a couple of players who when they have the ball stall for so long that this tactic becomes impossibe to implement and they are Thornton and Simpson.

Whenever these two take a mark they automatically make hand signals to slow things down and it doesnt matter at what stage of the quarter we're at...flowering weird..

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septembergurl

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Wed May 20, 2009 9:36 pm

Bert Deacon

Joined: Tue Jun 19, 2007 1:20 pm
Posts: 589

Melvey wrote:

camelboy wrote:

grrofunger wrote:

a sulk is a sulk is a sulk............

That makes three wins on the trot against the filth.

Is that Sam Lipski in the third pic. Is he a Colllingwood supporter?

Just imagine the footy banter between he and his good mate Dick Pratt

It sure is Sam Lipski and he confessed to being a Collingwood supporter at the WOC night at Raheen last year. You can imagine how well that went down. :wink:

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jimmae

Post subject: Re: R8: Collingwood v Carlton (Post Match Discussion)

Posted: Wed May 20, 2009 11:36 pm

Bruce Doull

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Juddy&theKruezers wrote:

Not true, that was a specific part of one quarter where they did it consecutively after a runner had come out.

We have blokes constantly monitoring output levels, they tell the boys when they need to reign it in for a bit to run out the game.

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