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Laurence Angwin.

I win.

i was never huge on Ian Prendegast, not cuz he had high opinions of himself...its just that apart from a 9pointer against West Coast he proved to be an absolute dud...

Nic

I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club.

I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site.

Warby wrote:

I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club.

I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site.

Hoggy tends to have a different mindset than most.

Hey Hoggy........don't judge others by you own standards. :roll:

This thread probably proves my point.

Regards Cazzesman

Electric Blue wrote:

Laurence Angwin.

I win.

Any reason?

Warby wrote:

I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club.

I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site.

Agree - no tools - but some players were / are clearly better at interacting with fans then others. The one player I met I thought was somewhat aloof and a bit arrogant was SOS......

Hoggy33 wrote:

Electric Blue wrote:

Laurence Angwin.

I win.

Any reason?

Just because he is a tool, suggesting 25% of the Carlton list got e'd up every week etc..

Warby wrote:

I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club.

I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site.

Agree - no tools - but some players were / are clearly better at interacting with fans then others. The one player I met I thought was somewhat aloof and a bit arrogant was SOS......

I wouldn't normally condone this sort of thread, but this particular player, just prior to joining Carlton, when I had a go at him for pushing in front of me at a department store, responded (in all seriousness) with: "don't you know who I am?"...ah yes, what a cliched line, particularly coming from Mick Martyn.

Incidentally, I also received the same response after a similar incident in a supermarket from Matthew Knights.

Any footballer found guilty of using this particular line is a tool of the highest order.

Author:	Hoggy33 [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:08 pm ]
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Of course for the sake of keeping the peace....present players disqualified from entry. And it isn't about size either. Was there ever anyone on our list that had a higher opinion of themselves than Justin Murphy?

Author:	Electric Blue [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:10 pm ]
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Laurence Angwin. I win.

Author:	Hoggy33 [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:12 pm ]
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Electric Blue wrote: Laurence Angwin. I win. Any reason?

Author:	bluehammer [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:16 pm ]
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Craig Devonport

Author:	Hoggy33 [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:20 pm ]
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bluehammer wrote: Craig Devonport I want stories!!

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Author:	Andain [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:25 pm ]
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Harry Toole http://www.blueseum.org/cfc/tiki-index. ... arry+Toole

Author:	Hoggy33 [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:29 pm ]
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Andain wrote: Harry Toole http://www.blueseum.org/cfc/tiki-index. ... arry+Toole Shit. A 179cm ruckman.. And we hang shit on the recruiting team for picking up McLaren..

Author:	Teen Spirit [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:42 pm ]
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dont get me wrong, im usually the last bloke to turn on our own....but Prenda was a real dissappointment. Nic

Author:	AGRO [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:45 pm ]
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Teen Spirit wrote: i was never huge on Ian Prendegast, not cuz he had high opinions of himself...its just that apart from a 9pointer against West Coast he proved to be an absolute dud... Nic "Teddy" Prendergast - was particularly hard worker on the training track and always a gentlemen on Family Days, always willing to have chat and sign an autograph. Not the most talented player but always worked super hard to make the most of his ability. Should not only jut be remembered for "icing" the 2005 Wizard Cup with his 9 pointer - also extremely gutsy when he pinched hit in the ruck for us at 192cm, and also in his first year I recall in a game against Richmond he broke a finger, went to hospital to have it reset or somesuch and came back on the ground again. Does not deserve to be mentioned in this thread.

Author:	Warby [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:00 pm ]
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I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on this site.

Author:	mikkey [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:03 pm ]
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Warby wrote: I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site. Agree - no tools - but some players were / are clearly better at interacting with fans then others. The one player I met I thought was somewhat aloof and a bit arrogant was SOS......

Author:	Cazzesman [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:06 pm ]
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Warby wrote: I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site. Hoggy tends to have a different mindset than most. Hey Hoggy........don't judge others by you own standards. This thread probably proves my point. Regards Cazzesman

Author:	Hoggy33 [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:09 pm ]
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Cazzesman wrote: Warby wrote: I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site. Hoggy tends to have a different mindset than most. Hey Hoggy........don't judge others by you own standards. This thread probably proves my point. Regards Cazzesman

Author:	Electric Blue [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:22 pm ]
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Hoggy33 wrote: Electric Blue wrote: Laurence Angwin. I win. Any reason? Just because he is a tool, suggesting 25% of the Carlton list got e'd up every week etc.. Not what you were looking for though..... I allways remember a player on our list now, who spent Stephen Silvagni's speech at his testimonial chatting up a waitress, that was pretty crappy I thought.

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Author:	Warby [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:23 pm ]
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mikkey wrote: Warby wrote: I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site. Agree - no tools - but some players were / are clearly better at interacting with fans then others. The one player I met I thought was somewhat aloof and a bit arrogant was SOS...... mikkey.....SOS is very similar to his Dad, Serge....tending to be shy and perhaps quieter than most.

Author:	TheGame [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:24 pm ]
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Electric Blue wrote: Hoggy33 wrote: Electric Blue wrote: Laurence Angwin. I win. Any reason? Just because he is a tool, suggesting 25% of the Carlton list got e'd up every week etc.. He wouldn't have been that for off.

Author:	chubbyruss [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:50 pm ]
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Author:	Ruckus [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 2:08 pm ]
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I wouldn't normally condone this sort of thread, but this particular player, just prior to joining Carlton, when I had a go at him for pushing in front of me at a department store, responded (in all seriousness) with: "don't you know who I am?"...ah yes, what a cliched line, particularly coming from Mick Martyn. Incidentally, I also received the same response after a similar incident in a supermarket from Matthew Knights. Any footballer found guilty of using this particular line is a tool of the highest order.

Author:	ACHILLES [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 3:15 pm ]
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mikkey wrote: Warby wrote: I couldn't contemplate calling any Carlton Footballer a tool.....it just goes against my love of the Club. I can imagine that happening on other sites....but not on a Carlton site. Agree - no tools - but some players were / are clearly better at interacting with fans then others. The one player I met I thought was somewhat aloof and a bit arrogant was SOS...... I had couple of bad experiences with Diesel when I was kid. He was arrogant up him self and could give 2 F@$ks about signing autographs for the supporters. Craig Bradley was always a pleasure.

Author:	phoenix johnson [ Sat Apr 07, 2007 3:47 pm ]
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Ruckus wrote: I wouldn't normally condone this sort of thread, but this particular player, just prior to joining Carlton, when I had a go at him for pushing in front of me at a department store, responded (in all seriousness) with: "don't you know who I am?"...ah yes, what a cliched line, particularly coming from Mick Martyn. Incidentally, I also received the same response after a similar incident in a supermarket from Matthew Knights. Any footballer found guilty of using this particular line is a tool of the highest order. I'm suprised you actually understood what came out of Mick's mouth.