You've always got your fingers on the pulse M25

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If I want your opinion, I'll give it to you!

I hope that's the only place he put his fingers

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And so while others miserably pledge themselves to the pursuit of ambition and brief power, I will be stretched out in the shade, singing.

Not sure why it came to be but the 99 prelim was a good day

Kouta's 116 marks against WC at PP in 96

Ron DeUlio's goal after being flattened by Tony Shaw in the Centenary game at the G in 92

Andrew Phillips' snap over the shoulder at Waverley in 89

And of course, who could ever forget the day...Jezza waited in his hotel room in Canberra for a call from Wes Lofts after Capper sealed Wallsy's fate in 89

And speaking of Wes, the night during the half time break of the Escort Cup that he announced that Carlton had secured the services of Frank Marchesani

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If I want your opinion, I'll give it to you!

My two personal favorites.
Braddles goal against wc. I was sitting on the wing as he ran past. And was directly behind when he launched into the shot for goal. The atmosphere at the ground when he kicked that goal was golden. We all knew that day we would beat the best team in the comp. The @#$%&! malthouse and his Eagles.

Also beating Collingwood at the match of the century was very sweet too. Loved giving shit to t shaw that evening. Ronnie played alright for us that evening.

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'‘He had an enormous capacity to pump himself up and get the best out of himself when it mattered. He had a fire in his belly – a passion for the contest like few other players’' -- D Parkin in reference to the dominator

which Carlton player punched Ian Stewart (coach at the time) and why? (circa 1976?)

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The greatest moment on that list is damn obvious to me...

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"The old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect everything, and the young know everything." Oscar Wilde

At Princes park randomly choose a 3rd quarter in the late 1970s, early to mid 1980s.
Dominator, Buzz, Marcou, southby, fitzy, sellers, Doull, Harmes, Ashman, Hunter, Buckley, Sheldon, Glascott, MaClure and Rod Galt

that whistler on the wing when the blues were running riot....

You could be waiting in line for a beer or pie, and when that whistle started you knew there was a goal about to be drilled by one of our mosquito fleet.

I lived right around the corner in east brunswick, I could hear the crowd from my backyard

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How many @#$%&! lists are they going to roll out this year? And how the @#$%&! is a goal kicked in Round 22
or one individual traded to the club the club's 'Greatest Moment'....is this what we have become? @#$%&!!

1. 1864 - Formation of the Club

2. 1869 Premiership

3. 1871 Premiership

4. 1873 Premiership

5. 1874 Premiership

6. 1875 Premiership

7. 1877 Premiership

8. 1887 Premiership

9. 1896 - Carlton finish equal last with Richmond. Carlton are invited to join the breakaway VFL because
of their history and supporter base - and on the proviso that they could secure a home ground.

10. 1906 Premiership

11. 1907 Premiership

12. 1908 Premiership

13. 1914 Premiership

14. 1915 Premiership

15. 1938 Premiership

16. 1945 Premiership

17. 1947 Premiership

18. 1968 Premiership

19. 1970 Premiership

20. 1972 Premiership

21. 1979 Premiership

22. 1981 Premiership

23. 1982 Premiership

24. 1987 Premiership

25. 1995 Premiership

Made all the more impressive by the fact he had a VCR under his arm at the time

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#DonTheStash

THE LAST DAYS OF TBV

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#DonTheStash

The last days of fev

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The "save Fev" rally. Inspiring stuff

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And so while others miserably pledge themselves to the pursuit of ambition and brief power, I will be stretched out in the shade, singing.

The day Pagan played Fev on Gehrig

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Gibbs > Leunenberger > Hansen

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BLUES 2010: PAV AND JUDD = FLAGS. DOING IT FOR THE LOVE OF DICK PRATT.

HAVE YOU SIGNED UP FOR TALKINGCARLTON SUPERCOACH 2009 YET?

Barassi signing from Melbourne in the mid 60's was a massive moment.

We were a basket case similar to today. Going through our worst Premiership drought. Barassi coming to Carlton was the start of more than 20 years of success.

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#NewBlues beginning 25th August 2015

I cant recall Angwin stealing or cheating whilst playing out on the ground.

I cant say that about every player that has worn a navy blue jumper. (esp recently)

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Scott Camporeale sitting in the car on draft day with an Essendon* jumper

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And so while others miserably pledge themselves to the pursuit of ambition and brief power, I will be stretched out in the shade, singing.

The most obvious IMHO and the record holder for most games never played. Must have been over a thousand walking the boundary. The guy with the hessian sack slung across his shoulder before the game and and during half time.


Shilling a bag, Shilling a bag.


Before decimal currency (and after), roasted peanuts when footy was footy and the Blues ruled the VFL.


Only the Blues had him and only at PP.

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"Get ready, Teddy - you're on": Ron Barassi half time 1970 Grand Final

You sure about that?