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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 1:21 pm 
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In the end Rattten will be the patsy-fall guy-for more deep seated problems, but he definitely has to go.
The board need to shoulder responsibilty for appointing him and extending his contract but they also need to take reponsibilty for a whole lot more; the problems run much deeper.

We are imitators not innovators, in every regard, both on and off the field. e.g. the press-we saw how effective that was last night. Good a couple of years ago-redundant now. A trend emerges and we jump on board instead of starting the trend. Next year we will bulk up. DER!

Collingwood has the Ray Croc ' turn key method'. Basically an employee can go fron one Mcdonalds store to another and be able to slot right in and know what to do. Collingwood loses a foot soldier and replaces them with another who knows what to do and fits in to their "turn key method' eg. Ball goes down Sidebottom or Beams step in. Carazzo or Murphy go down and who do we bring in?



In the back ground, however, they are developing their players so Sidebottom and Beams were ready. If the same players were at our club they be swimming in the same contimated water that exists now. Player development at Carlton=poor. I'd really be interested to see what type of player Kane Lucas would be if he were at Collingwood. I'm guessing playing good footy in the seniors.

Collingwood lose a truck-load of assistant coaches and change their senior coach and it's business as usual. Collingwood have a truck-load of injuries and it's business as usual.

Greg Swan you came from that environment, you are on top dollar, you are our CEO, but none of these structures seem to be in place at Carlton. Why? Are you hiding? Haven't heard from you in a while.

At season's end the whole club needs to audited from top to bottom and performance evaluated by an external organisation. Unfortunately board members are like pollies, eager to maintain power and protect their patch, rather than doing what's best for the club or country. I stopped voting years ago.

Our aim should be to return to being the best run club in the country with the best development program and the rest will take care of itself, otherwise a new coach will simply just buy the board more time but the foundations will still be crumbling under foot.


Yes, but who is going to do this evaluating?

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 1:25 pm 
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I have been listening to radio all morning. When you lose on a Friday night there is alot more scrutiny the next day. Walls is consistent with his support for Ratten and as other posters have mentioned he puts the blame on others for the position the club is in. Injuries, poor form etc, no mention of poor structures. Terry Wallace was interesting, and i dont normally rate what he has to say but today he was spot on. Others mentioned his take on our recruiting of rucks over the past 5 years. He said that most clubs rucks come from rookie selections or later draft picks. We have used picks 1, 17, 24, 56 for rucks and lost Jacobs who was probably the best one, going by current form.
He mentioned a hole in our list of players aged 21-24 because of
our trading.
I turned over to 3AW and the main thing they raised is our lack of any key forwards and using ruckmen who shouldnt be expected to hold down this position. Mike Sheehan said there is a board meeting this week, not sure if was planned or not. They went into detail about the lack of player development.
Matthew Lloyd is clearly still happy about round 4 pointing out that Essendon* smashed them when we had a full list (which we didnt) and showed up our structures.
I really feel for Kreuzer, many callers ringing in bragging about having Cotchin and saying he is Josh Fraser mark 11.
3AW also mentioned that Ratten is not doing any media today.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 1:26 pm 
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bluegirl72 wrote:
out of harmes' way wrote:
In the end Rattten will be the patsy-fall guy-for more deep seated problems, but he definitely has to go.
The board need to shoulder responsibilty for appointing him and extending his contract but they also need to take reponsibilty for a whole lot more; the problems run much deeper.

We are imitators not innovators, in every regard, both on and off the field. e.g. the press-we saw how effective that was last night. Good a couple of years ago-redundant now. A trend emerges and we jump on board instead of starting the trend. Next year we will bulk up. DER!

Collingwood has the Ray Croc ' turn key method'. Basically an employee can go fron one Mcdonalds store to another and be able to slot right in and know what to do. Collingwood loses a foot soldier and replaces them with another who knows what to do and fits in to their "turn key method' eg. Ball goes down Sidebottom or Beams step in. Carazzo or Murphy go down and who do we bring in?



In the back ground, however, they are developing their players so Sidebottom and Beams were ready. If the same players were at our club they be swimming in the same contimated water that exists now. Player development at Carlton=poor. I'd really be interested to see what type of player Kane Lucas would be if he were at Collingwood. I'm guessing playing good footy in the seniors.

Collingwood lose a truck-load of assistant coaches and change their senior coach and it's business as usual. Collingwood have a truck-load of injuries and it's business as usual.

Greg Swan you came from that environment, you are on top dollar, you are our CEO, but none of these structures seem to be in place at Carlton. Why? Are you hiding? Haven't heard from you in a while.

At season's end the whole club needs to audited from top to bottom and performance evaluated by an external organisation. Unfortunately board members are like pollies, eager to maintain power and protect their patch, rather than doing what's best for the club or country. I stopped voting years ago.

Our aim should be to return to being the best run club in the country with the best development program and the rest will take care of itself, otherwise a new coach will simply just buy the board more time but the foundations will still be crumbling under foot.


Yes, but who is going to do this evaluating?

Get Voss, he did a good job at the Lions.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:03 pm 
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People in dire straits often take solace in their footy (or other) club, and use it as an escape from the harsh reality of their "real" life. Don't underestimate the role sport plays in this regard.


Note: this is a general response, not specifically @ you JohnM

Except the inability to control their emotions when the team is performing poorly (see vitriol on this board), is not reflective of a persons ability to able to take solace in anything. You would be deluding yourself that being so emotionally in a form of entertainment where often get so angry is a form of solace.

Late in the 4th quarter, when the hawks were up about 60 points up a hawks 'supporter' was spitting chips/swearing/spewing forth vitriol at a few hawks players who made some mistakes.

That appears to be the attitude of the majority on this board - vitriol/venting rather than finding solace/enjoyment in the footy. Whilst I respect your rights to get so emotionally involved in the game, it doesnt make you a better person/supporter/fan than those are less prone to emotional rants or who have been calling for cool heads.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:08 pm 
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Cazzesman wrote:
Heavs I have no problems with 95% of what is posted about the club, the players, the board and especially the recruiting staff at the club I support but the deep seated nastiness has got me tonight.

Regards Cazzesman


You are a better person than me - I have a problem with a significant % of what is written on this board. Standards seems to have dropped over the years.

Its why I'm nowhere near as active on here as I'd otherwise be - discussion/analysis appears to have fallen to the wayside for kneejerk emotional rants/typical keyboard warrior hatred.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:09 pm 
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4thchicken wrote:
JohnM wrote:
People in dire straits often take solace in their footy (or other) club, and use it as an escape from the harsh reality of their "real" life. Don't underestimate the role sport plays in this regard.


Note: this is a general response, not specifically @ you JohnM

Except the inability to control their emotions when the team is performing poorly (see vitriol on this board), is not reflective of a persons ability to able to take solace in anything. You would be deluding yourself that being so emotionally in a form of entertainment where often get so angry is a form of solace.

Late in the 4th quarter, when the hawks were up about 60 points up a hawks 'supporter' was spitting chips/swearing/spewing forth vitriol at a few hawks players who made some mistakes.

That appears to be the attitude of the majority on this board - vitriol/venting rather than finding solace/enjoyment in the footy. Whilst I respect your rights to get so emotionally involved in the game, it doesnt make you a better person/supporter/fan than those are less prone to emotional rants or who have been calling for cool heads.

banana talk!
explain what football means to you exactly!

go on!

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:27 pm 
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Rats is out of control.

Add to this his incident with Hyde last week and there are major concerns.

Those that saw it were shocked!


Haven't read the whole thread, so forgive me if it's been mentioned earlier. What was the incident?

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:40 pm 
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Siegfried wrote:
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Rats is out of control.

Add to this his incident with Hyde last week and there are major concerns.

Those that saw it were shocked!


Haven't read the whole thread, so forgive me if it's been mentioned earlier. What was the incident?


Hyde poked fun at Ratts ears, and Ratts said that Hyde's mum gave him aids....allegedly

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:48 pm 
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Synbad wrote:
4thchicken wrote:
JohnM wrote:
People in dire straits often take solace in their footy (or other) club, and use it as an escape from the harsh reality of their "real" life. Don't underestimate the role sport plays in this regard.


Note: this is a general response, not specifically @ you JohnM

Except the inability to control their emotions when the team is performing poorly (see vitriol on this board), is not reflective of a persons ability to able to take solace in anything. You would be deluding yourself that being so emotionally in a form of entertainment where often get so angry is a form of solace.

Late in the 4th quarter, when the hawks were up about 60 points up a hawks 'supporter' was spitting chips/swearing/spewing forth vitriol at a few hawks players who made some mistakes.

That appears to be the attitude of the majority on this board - vitriol/venting rather than finding solace/enjoyment in the footy. Whilst I respect your rights to get so emotionally involved in the game, it doesnt make you a better person/supporter/fan than those are less prone to emotional rants or who have been calling for cool heads.

banana talk!
explain what football means to you exactly!

go on!


I'm just as passionate a blues supporter as yourself and others on this board and have been a supporter of the club for close to 30 years. When I go to games I'll sit through to the very end regardless of how poorly the team plays.

However, unlike yourself I've no issue separating fact from fiction and dont see the point of hurling vitriol.

Assuming we continue to get players back, if Ratten misses finals this year - he should be sacked. No question about it.

However I'd approach such a decision in the cold light of day rather than with kneejerk reactionary decision making


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:52 pm 
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It's hardly kneejerk and reactionary thinking mate.....it's been the cry on this site for weeks.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:07 pm 
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It's hardly kneejerk and reactionary thinking mate.....it's been the cry on this site for weeks.


actually kneejerk reactionary posts have been the status quo on this site for years - happens after every loss. Those that have criticism of aspects of the club seldom, if ever post those criticisms after a win though.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:34 pm 
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4thchicken wrote:
Warby wrote:
It's hardly kneejerk and reactionary thinking mate.....it's been the cry on this site for weeks.


actually kneejerk reactionary posts have been the status quo on this site for years - happens after every loss. Those that have criticism of aspects of the club seldom, if ever post those criticisms after a win though.


Ah.....but that's human nature mate.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:38 pm 
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Warby wrote:
Ah.....but that's human nature mate.


And that's my point - what separates us from other animals, is that we have the capacity to think and to control our emotions.

For some, football appears to be an outlet to forget that :)


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:43 pm 
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Anyway...getting back to Cordy and fitness.....when's the last time we stormed home in the last qtr. to win a game?

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:45 pm 
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Warby wrote:
Anyway...getting back to Cordy and fitness.....when's the last time we stormed home in the last qtr. to win a game?



Probably one of the 1st 3 games (assuming you exclude GWS)


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:45 pm 
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Anyway...getting back to Cordy and fitness.....when's the last time we stormed home in the last qtr. to win a game?


2008 v port.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:50 pm 
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cimm1979 wrote:
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Anyway...getting back to Cordy and fitness.....when's the last time we stormed home in the last qtr. to win a game?


2008 v port.


Yeah.....thanks mate.....I do remember a time when we would; and did; kick 13 goals in a quarter; and more than once....back in the Parkin days.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:57 pm 
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http://blueseum.org/tiki-index.php?page ... by+Quarter

Green grass on the other side of that fence, unfortunately.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 4:16 pm 
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http://blueseum.org/tiki-index.php?page=Highest+Scores+by+Quarter

Green grass on the other side of that fence, unfortunately.


Yes....we were there for some of those days.....as we were when we kicked 30.30 against the Hawks at PP; and I can still see Ian Robertson kicking the last goal that day.

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 4:20 pm 
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That last one on the list, against the Bears seems centuries ago...

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