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79Vintage
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:38 pm 
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I was there when Malcolm Blight kicked the torpedo from 70 metres out to defeat our Blues in '75 after the siren.

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I was there at Round 17, 1998 at PP when Lance (not so big at that stage) kicked 8 against the Doggies. I remember we were pretty crap at that stage and the ground was full of Doggies supporters expecting a big win over the blues, I remember having a great laugh with a Blues supporter who happened to be standing near me stirring up all the long face doggies supporters as we creamed them.

I've rarely had a such a great laugh at the footy!
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... Lachlan Henderson played his last game for the Carlton Football Club.

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Until each team plays each other the same number of times, the AFL, as a fair dinkum competition, cannot be taken seriously.

He (Mr Swann) said the honour and pride associated with the club's traditional navy blue jumper was priceless.
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moshe25 wrote:
The three that stand out for me:

1. The 30.30.210 game. I still remember lots of little moments from it.
2. The 1970 GF. I was there with a bunch of Collingwood supporters. Bliss!
3. The Windy Hill game (1975 or 76) where we kicked 14 goals 1 behind in the 2nd quarter and 8 players were reported for blueing, including David McKay who also kicked 8 goals that day. Funniest part was when that point was kicked after a run of around 10 or 11 goals straight, the whole Carlton crowd booed.


I have serious concerns they might get that one back in the last Round.

:yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:

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AGRO
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79Vintage wrote:
I was there when Malcolm Blight kicked the torpedo from 70 metres out to defeat our Blues in '75 after the siren.



It was 1976 :wink:


And if that kick was 70 metres I'll go he, barely 60 metres.

But Mike Williamson / Lou Richards exaggeration of "he must be 80 yards out" has added great distance to that kick over the years.

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Teddy Hopkins
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AGRO wrote:
79Vintage wrote:
I was there when Malcolm Blight kicked the torpedo from 70 metres out to defeat our Blues in '75 after the siren.



It was 1976 :wink:


And if that kick was 70 metres I'll go he, barely 60 metres.

But Mike Williamson / Lou Richards exaggeration of "he must be 80 yards out" has added great distance to that kick over the years.


60 meters out and went through goal post height. I was there behind the goals. :roll:

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AGRO
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Teddy Hopkins wrote:
AGRO wrote:
79Vintage wrote:
I was there when Malcolm Blight kicked the torpedo from 70 metres out to defeat our Blues in '75 after the siren.



It was 1976 :wink:


And if that kick was 70 metres I'll go he, barely 60 metres.

But Mike Williamson / Lou Richards exaggeration of "he must be 80 yards out" has added great distance to that kick over the years.


60 meters out and went through goal post height. I was there behind the goals. :roll:



Au contraire - he was past the centre square and would have been approaching the 50 metre arc (if there was one in 1976) - and don't forget that Princes Park was very short before the redevelopment of the Legends Stand (when it was extended 10 metres in length) - the 50 metre arc was actually about 45 metres.

Check out the clip at the 1.10 mark. :wink:



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Teddy Hopkins wrote:
AGRO wrote:
79Vintage wrote:
I was there when Malcolm Blight kicked the torpedo from 70 metres out to defeat our Blues in '75 after the siren.



It was 1976 :wink:


And if that kick was 70 metres I'll go he, barely 60 metres.

But Mike Williamson / Lou Richards exaggeration of "he must be 80 yards out" has added great distance to that kick over the years.


60 meters out and went through goal post height. I was there behind the goals. :roll:


Image


82 metres according to the official print!

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CK95
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The fact that that made the official list shits me to tears

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sinbagger wrote:
I was there at Round 17, 1998 at PP when Lance (not so big at that stage) kicked 8 against the Doggies. I remember we were pretty crap at that stage and the ground was full of Doggies supporters expecting a big win over the blues, I remember having a great laugh with a Blues supporter who happened to be standing near me stirring up all the long face doggies supporters as we creamed them.

I've rarely had a such a great laugh at the footy!


One of the quarters in that match went for 38 min if memory serves

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Second quarter went for nearly 40.

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