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The last game of football I saw before arriving at the Junction Oval to join Fitzroy under-19s was the 1979 Grand Final.

I was there when my beloved Blues beat the Magpies and saw one of my heroes, Wayne Harmes, legally knock the ball back to Ken Sheldon for a game-turning goal.

As a Carlton supporter until that 1980 season I'm well aware of the significance of today's game.

Author:	Effes [ Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:40 pm ]
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Paul Roos: It's time Carlton claimed a big scalp Quote: At some point you have to define yourself as an individual and a team. Today is the day for this Blues team to let everyone know it has finally arrived.

Author:	Princes Park Whistler [ Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:57 pm ]
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They are the first (semi) positive comments from Roos about us i`ve heard..... interesting.

Author:	bluegirl72 [ Sat Jul 16, 2011 12:03 am ]
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kind of... but can't help thinking he's setting us up for a fall. I don't for a minute think he thinks we can win today/tomorrow. However.. I'm starting to think/hope we can reckon the team believe we can... so anything can happen. good to hear him use the words 'beloved blues.' or is he pitching for a job?? hmmmm

Author:	london blue [ Sat Jul 16, 2011 12:22 am ]
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appropriate article today is the day!

Author:	Kouta [ Sat Jul 16, 2011 12:48 am ]
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Paul Roos: It's time Carlton claimed a big scalp Paul Roos wrote: The last game of football I saw before arriving at the Junction Oval to join Fitzroy under-19s was the 1979 Grand Final. I was there when my beloved Blues beat the Magpies and saw one of my heroes, Wayne Harmes, legally knock the ball back to Ken Sheldon for a game-turning goal. As a Carlton supporter until that 1980 season I'm well aware of the significance of today's game. I finally understand Roos' dislike of Carlton. Roos is Carlton's version of Robert Walls. Playing against the Blues like Walls who played against his former club Essendon* has made Roos hate us. Walls wouldn't have liked Essendon* with Sheedy as their coach in the eighties. Roos may have grown to hate Fitzroy's former "landlords" who were winning flags under an arrogant Elliott and Collins.

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Author:	Mosquito Fleet [ Sat Jul 16, 2011 9:39 am ]
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Today could be one of the great days of the history of the Carlton Football Club.

Author:	The Normal One [ Sat Jul 16, 2011 10:35 am ]
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We haven't beaten anyone of note yet. I don't expect anything to change this week.

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