TalkingCarlton :: View topic - The table of DOOOM?

Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43.
This week Kouta broke down and retired.

Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33.
Should Houlihan watch his back?

I'm just asking...

Was the seating at table 33...extra soft?

Either that, or never see your Grandma again.

Sit at table 11 next time.

bluetongue wrote:

Must mean Ryan will be asked to go in and get a hard ball this week, thus forcing his retirement.

Jokes aside though, I reckon we're a bit harsh on Hoops generally.

where are we here McDonalds ?

Navy Blue Horse wrote:

bluetongue wrote:

Must mean Ryan will be asked to go in and get a hard ball this week, thus forcing his retirement.

Jokes aside though, I reckon we're a bit harsh on Hoops generally.

In defence, he gets what he deserves. In the forward half, he does the exact opposite. We give him too much .. as they said on the call last week, "He's a superb kick" .. he can be relied upon up forward IMHO

popeye wrote:

please...table 29

"Please explain??"

Scottie is a gem! Don't his numbers speak for themselves? Why would you want to sit at table 29!?! I would have thought you'd want Table 9 or Table 11!

He is a bad influence. The Rob Lowe of Carlton. He racks up cheap possies - I was keeping an eye on him on Saturday and he even though he got 33 touches he didn't influence the game. He also handed out more than the odd spray to teammates. Get rid of him.

*takes deep breath*
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMM

popeye wrote:

Were you at the game? I missed the sprays .. or I wasn't watching the coverage that closely .. but if that's the case I agree: there's only room for one hothead on the team (apparently if you can kick goals you can get away with anything)

p(12)terg wrote:

Were you at the game?

Yes I was p12. Most of the sprays were off ball or play (and camera) had moved on. In one passage. He was behind the ball carrier (may have been Carrazzo) at 45 deg and was screaming for the ball. Carrats kicked it forward to a better option, and our friend Scotto cracked the shits. There were 4 examples I saw during the game.

Author:	bluetongue [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 1:48 pm ]
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Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking...

Author:	Elwood Blues1 [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 1:50 pm ]
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bluetongue wrote: Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking... Was the seating at table 33...extra soft?

Author:	Navy Blue Horse [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:07 pm ]
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bluetongue wrote: Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking... Must mean Ryan will be asked to go in and get a hard ball this week, thus forcing his retirement. Jokes aside though, I reckon we're a bit harsh on Hoops generally.

Author:	exsing [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:10 pm ]
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Hoops is a frustrating boy...can be sooo good yet sooo shit. Go figure...

Author:	Kaptain Kouta [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:31 pm ]
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Either that, or never see your Grandma again.

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Author:	killpies [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 3:24 pm ]
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Sit at table 11 next time.

Author:	bluetongue [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 4:41 pm ]
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Elwood Blues1 wrote: Was the seating at table 33...extra soft? It seemed promising, but never quite lived up to expectations, wasn't as hard as some might like and never seemed likely to turn the meal around, but not bad enough to complain to the waitress about. I'd give it a 6.

Author:	bluetongue [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 4:43 pm ]
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Kaptain Kouta wrote: Either that, or never see your Grandma again. Nah, my grandma's number one.

Author:	bluetongue [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 4:44 pm ]
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killpies wrote: Sit at table 11 next time. I was thinking of table eight.

Author:	popeye [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 4:45 pm ]
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please...table 29

Author:	Car17on [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 5:01 pm ]
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Navy Blue Horse wrote: bluetongue wrote: Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking... Must mean Ryan will be asked to go in and get a hard ball this week, thus forcing his retirement. Jokes aside though, I reckon we're a bit harsh on Hoops generally. In defence, he gets what he deserves. In the forward half, he does the exact opposite. We give him too much .. as they said on the call last week, "He's a superb kick" .. he can be relied upon up forward IMHO popeye wrote: please...table 29 "Please explain??" Scottie is a gem! Don't his numbers speak for themselves? Why would you want to sit at table 29!?! I would have thought you'd want Table 9 or Table 11!

Author:	Rocco Iguana [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 5:11 pm ]
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table numbers 43,33,29 .... ? where are we here McDonalds ? QFT

Author:	Car17on [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 5:29 pm ]
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Rocco Iguana wrote: where are we here McDonalds ? Naah, that's where The Filth eat ... and The French Restaurant (Henri Jacques) is for other teams .. maybe they're withholding the name of the restaurant for fear of unauthorised Product Placement

Author:	koutahootarootafides [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 5:29 pm ]
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bluetongue wrote: Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking... can you go out again, and sit at table 8 too

Author:	FlipMode2 [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:02 pm ]
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I think hes ok, he kicks a goal or 2 every now and again...ur right about the cheap possies though and he does seem to be an angry person but all clubs need a few angry people Makes things interesting

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Author:	popeye [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 6:58 pm ]
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p(12)terg wrote: Navy Blue Horse wrote: bluetongue wrote: Tuesday last week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 43. This week Kouta broke down and retired. Tuesday this week I took my grandma to dinner, they sat us at table 33. Should Houlihan watch his back? I'm just asking... Must mean Ryan will be asked to go in and get a hard ball this week, thus forcing his retirement. Jokes aside though, I reckon we're a bit harsh on Hoops generally. In defence, he gets what he deserves. In the forward half, he does the exact opposite. We give him too much .. as they said on the call last week, "He's a superb kick" .. he can be relied upon up forward IMHO popeye wrote: please...table 29 "Please explain??" Scottie is a gem! Don't his numbers speak for themselves? Why would you want to sit at table 29!?! I would have thought you'd want Table 9 or Table 11! He is a bad influence. The Rob Lowe of Carlton. He racks up cheap possies - I was keeping an eye on him on Saturday and he even though he got 33 touches he didn't influence the game. He also handed out more than the odd spray to teammates. Get rid of him.

Author:	Donstuie [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 7:19 pm ]
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takes deep breath DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Author:	Car17on [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 9:26 pm ]
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popeye wrote: He is a bad influence. The Rob Lowe of Carlton. He racks up cheap possies - I was keeping an eye on him on Saturday and he even though he got 33 touches he didn't influence the game. He also handed out more than the odd spray to teammates. Get rid of him. Were you at the game? I missed the sprays .. or I wasn't watching the coverage that closely .. but if that's the case I agree: there's only room for one hothead on the team (apparently if you can kick goals you can get away with anything) Donstuie wrote: takes deep breath DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMM Love it!!

Author:	popeye [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 9:34 pm ]
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p(12)terg wrote: popeye wrote: He is a bad influence. The Rob Lowe of Carlton. He racks up cheap possies - I was keeping an eye on him on Saturday and he even though he got 33 touches he didn't influence the game. He also handed out more than the odd spray to teammates. Get rid of him. Were you at the game? I missed the sprays .. or I wasn't watching the coverage that closely .. but if that's the case I agree: there's only room for one hothead on the team (apparently if you can kick goals you can get away with anything) Yes I was p12. Most of the sprays were off ball or play (and camera) had moved on. In one passage. He was behind the ball carrier (may have been Carrazzo) at 45 deg and was screaming for the ball. Carrats kicked it forward to a better option, and our friend Scotto cracked the shits. There were 4 examples I saw during the game.

Author:	Car17on [ Wed Aug 01, 2007 9:47 pm ]
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popeye wrote: p(12)terg wrote: Were you at the game? Yes I was p12. Most of the sprays were off ball or play (and camera) had moved on. In one passage. He was behind the ball carrier (may have been Carrazzo) at 45 deg and was screaming for the ball. Carrats kicked it forward to a better option, and our friend Scotto cracked the shits. There were 4 examples I saw during the game. "Not "Happy Those of us at home who don't see the game that often / too closely wondered why he was dragged and now disappointedly know why! Quite disappointing, actually, given his apparent success on the stats sheet ... ... I agree with the cheap possies as well .. saw many with my relatively untrained eye ... they seemed at times to be simply hand-balling for the mere sake of it ... Jan!"