Alex Jesaulenko - (never quite made it to 300 games)

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Ecclesiastes 1:4, "One generation passes away, and another generation comes: but The Blues abide forever."

Dean Wallis.

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#DonTheStash

Ok I remember Stan probably firstly for his physique, he was "barrel Chested' in the most classic sense of th eword, this was an VFL dominatinated by enforcer type characters Rene Kink, Ditterich, Ron Andrews etc, Carlton were allways a bit light on in that department, Wayne Harmes was probably as close as we had, so when this big pigeon chested Stan Gilday was running around you thought , cool, we might have an enforcer, maybe the ressies made him look a little bigger too. Back in those days we also got to see the under 19's play a little bit in curtainraisers etc, Stan carved it up at that level.

I had Stan's name in a strip form on my Duffel Jacket on the arm... and I was very dissapointed he never made it.... Any one got any pics of Stan or know what happened to him?

Brad Pearce
Adrian Whitehead
Matt Clape

Premiership players one and all, but only got one real chance and that was 95

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We are Carlton, .... The Rest!

Jezza.
A potentially great player but never made it into Mike Sheehans top twenty.

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Let slip the Blues of war (with apologies to William Shakespeare) (and Sir Francis Bacon, just in case)

jimmy plunkett
david teague
lukey blackwell (GIVE HIM A GAME)

Karl Norman...look at 2004 game vs westcoast kept who ever he was on to no touches i think in first half n 5 touches all game

great player just was part of the bad years with pagan one of my favorites

Livingston

I thought of the following could have been anything:

Brad "Pearse the off" Pearse
Laurence Angwin

I was just browsing a few stats and noticed that Phillips played one more game than what Murphy has with about 70 more possessions to his name.

Obviously Murphy was heavily tagged last year so that may contribute to his stats being down compared to Phillips, but Phillips got off to a slow start to his career, he only managed 13.5 touches a game in his first 22 games.

However in his third and last season with the Blues he averaged an amazing 27 possessions a game and in his last five games for the Blues averaged an amazing 35 possessions a game! Talk about being cut down in your prime. 3rd in the B&F. He was only 21 when his career ended.

Phillips was a huge loss to us.

From memory his last game was 42 touches and 41 the week before.

I think Michael James also had a very high possession count to finish that season.

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"The ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent." Qui-Gon Jinn 15-05-2005

"there’s more chance of me becoming the full forward for the [Western Bulldogs] than there is of any change in the Labor Party." Julia Gillard 18-05-2010

Josh Kennedy!

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I stole Sheedy's Gatorade...

David Kernahan

I think you have made it if you play for your state?

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Between our dreams and actions lies this world

Frank Marchesani......

I speak for everone here when I say "I thought you would have chosen Darui"

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Between our dreams and actions lies this world

And for Glenelg, but not for Carlton

Adam 'the freak White

Gentleman, Andrew Phillips was a little beauty destined to be a great CFC player. Those that saw him play will know what I'm talking about. Really hurt us when he went down and then soon after Whitehead followed.

I think the late 90's even early 00's might have been different if these two where up and running.

Rod Waddell (sp ?)
Ian Herman (no. 25 )