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The wash up - thoughts on 2022?
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Author:  cortez [ Sat Aug 27, 2022 9:13 pm ]
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Those last two games might really light a fire in the team, they come out next year breathing fire determined to make every post a winner.

Then again, losing the last four games and managing to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory two games in a row, with a finals spot on the line, might have a detrimental effect.

We'll know soon enough next year.

Author:  Hornet [ Sat Aug 27, 2022 9:15 pm ]
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Tigers bombed out first week of finals 3 years in a row... and where did that get them?

Bulldogs lost an elimination final in 2015 and won the flag in 2016... from 7th

What's with the defeatist/emo attitude with Carlton fans?

I know we've been shit for so long but fmd... it's finals

Author:  17th Premiership [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 5:59 am ]
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missnaut wrote:
jpulice1969 wrote:
put a giant poster of collingwood players celebrating and carlton players on the floor in our training rooms during preseason a reminder ,pain we have long way to go ,do not get sucked in by coll/melb games.
Also include WBD celebrating us losing.


I’d also put up posters of the following:
StK celebrating their win over us
Adelaide celebrating their win over us
A poster of the half times scores Vs Port Adelaide and Hawthorn.
And the scoreboard next to a time clock with 30s to go against the Demons.
But yes, the main one would be the Coll Vs Carlton players at the fins siren.


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Author:  DesEnglish [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 9:33 am ]
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I’d hope the players don’t need posters as reminders.

Anyone that does t remember how that felt either doesn’t follow Carlton or is dead.

Author:  MPH78 [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 10:32 am ]
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Had a family wedding last night. The amount of times I had to have ‘the Carlton conversation’ was brutal.

This is our lot until we next play finals.

I’m not feeling any better yet, actually it’s worse. The opportunity we’ve thrown away…….broken my heart.

Author:  Crusader [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 11:10 am ]
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17th Premiership wrote:
missnaut wrote:
jpulice1969 wrote:
put a giant poster of collingwood players celebrating and carlton players on the floor in our training rooms during preseason a reminder ,pain we have long way to go ,do not get sucked in by coll/melb games.
Also include WBD celebrating us losing.


I’d also put up posters of the following:
StK celebrating their win over us
Adelaide celebrating their win over us
A poster of the half times scores Vs Port Adelaide and Hawthorn.
And the scoreboard next to a time clock with 30s to go against the Demons.
But yes, the main one would be the Coll Vs Carlton players at the fins siren.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How about a limited edition Lochie O’Brien ’Wings’ print for the coach’s office so he can ponder that season-long calamity?

Author:  SurreyBlue [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 11:15 am ]
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MPH78 wrote:
Had a family wedding last night. The amount of times I had to have ‘the Carlton conversation’ was brutal.

This is our lot until we next play finals.

I’m not feeling any better yet, actually it’s worse. The opportunity we’ve thrown away…….broken my heart.


I’ve been walking away for a week.........the amount of smugness from opposition supporters everywhere has been unbearable. I’ll take it on the chin, as I have for 20 years, but it’s a good reminder to myself, to just keep bookmarking individuals, and that revenge will be 2 fold. Starting with extended FAMILY.

Author:  Teddy Hopkins [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 11:39 am ]
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Teddy Jnr came around for a visit and brought his best friend with him who was smugly wearing his Melbourne scarf.

After asking him why he wasn't at the snow in his Range Rover, he was reminded that I had seen seen 8 CFC premierships.

We have played in and won some of the best GF in history eg '70 & '72.


We still have our history. Many clubs don't have that.

Our time will come again.

Author:  bluehammer [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 4:36 pm ]
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Our history is all we've had for 27 years Teddy. We've won 1 flag in the AFL and have been irrelevant.

Until that changes I reckon we bide our time.

That said Melbourne supporters shit me to tears. Didn't see or hear from any of them for the first 43yrs of my life.

Author:  london blue [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 6:43 pm ]
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SurreyBlue wrote:
london blue wrote:
6/10

Positive
- club unity on and off
- contested brand of football
- we have serious top end talent

Negative
- 4 losses in a month when it mattered most
- excuses about injuries when the core issue is depth

I believe we are on the right track. Interesting off season;
1) how the list unfolds
2) how our game plan evolves
3) how much we mature as a result of the last month


If any other team had the injury list we had, specifically to ‘key’ players such as ours, they wouldn’t be finishing even 9th.


Injuries were a problem and too often an excuse

8 and 2 when our injuries were at their peak

Last 2 games we missed mids only and yet we have a seconds team full of high end draftees who cant get a game as a mid in the ones

Author:  GWS [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 7:35 pm ]
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bluehammer wrote:
That said Melbourne supporters shit me to tears. Didn't see or hear from any of them for the first 43yrs of my life.


Not a downhill skier then.

Author:  sandramcd67 [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 7:40 pm ]
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Great start an appaling end

Author:  Mickstar [ Sun Aug 28, 2022 7:50 pm ]
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sandramcd67 wrote:
Great start an appaling end


Not over yet . The Magoo's are still in it .

Author:  Bluetears [ Fri Sep 02, 2022 1:12 am ]
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My biggest plus of the season (apart from cerra & hewwit, (and of course Cripps as always) ,was finding how to get value from McGovern. He looked lost up forward. In the backline he looks invaluable. Kind of makes up a bit for losing Jones.

Author:  bondiblue [ Fri Sep 02, 2022 9:50 am ]
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london blue wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
london blue wrote:
6/10

Positive
- club unity on and off
- contested brand of football
- we have serious top end talent

Negative
- 4 losses in a month when it mattered most
- excuses about injuries when the core issue is depth

I believe we are on the right track. Interesting off season;
1) how the list unfolds
2) how our game plan evolves
3) how much we mature as a result of the last month


If any other team had the injury list we had, specifically to ‘key’ players such as ours, they wouldn’t be finishing even 9th.


Injuries were a problem and too often an excuse

8 and 2 when our injuries were at their peak

Last 2 games we missed mids only and yet we have a seconds team full of high end draftees who cant get a game as a mid in the ones


Tipping point too. Injury list and continuity didnt improve from there.

Author:  79Vintage [ Fri Sep 09, 2022 4:42 pm ]
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The main thing that has helped me to move from devastion to disappointment on how our season ended, is seeing Richmond and Bulldog's supporters see their season end in the first week of finals. Here's hoping the Freo Dockers end Collingwood's season this weekend!

Author:  bluebo baggers [ Fri Sep 09, 2022 4:48 pm ]
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bondiblue wrote:
london blue wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
london blue wrote:
6/10

Positive
- club unity on and off
- contested brand of football
- we have serious top end talent

Negative
- 4 losses in a month when it mattered most
- excuses about injuries when the core issue is depth

I believe we are on the right track. Interesting off season;
1) how the list unfolds
2) how our game plan evolves
3) how much we mature as a result of the last month


If any other team had the injury list we had, specifically to ‘key’ players such as ours, they wouldn’t be finishing even 9th.


Injuries were a problem and too often an excuse

8 and 2 when our injuries were at their peak

Last 2 games we missed mids only and yet we have a seconds team full of high end draftees who cant get a game as a mid in the ones


Tipping point too. Injury list and continuity didnt improve from there.


Weitering hurting his shoulder against the pies was the tipping point - we tried but just couldn't maintain things from there

Author:  Navy One [ Fri Sep 09, 2022 5:04 pm ]
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bondiblue wrote:
london blue wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
london blue wrote:
6/10

Positive
- club unity on and off
- contested brand of football
- we have serious top end talent

Negative
- 4 losses in a month when it mattered most
- excuses about injuries when the core issue is depth

I believe we are on the right track. Interesting off season;
1) how the list unfolds
2) how our game plan evolves
3) how much we mature as a result of the last month


If any other team had the injury list we had, specifically to ‘key’ players such as ours, they wouldn’t be finishing even 9th.


Injuries were a problem and too often an excuse

8 and 2 when our injuries were at their peak

Last 2 games we missed mids only and yet we have a seconds team full of high end draftees who cant get a game as a mid in the ones


Tipping point too. Injury list and continuity didnt improve from there.


Continuity is very much the key Bondi. In 23 rounds I can't remember the back 6 being the same 6 in consecutive games.

Author:  FarmerBlue [ Sun Sep 11, 2022 4:25 pm ]
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Very happy supporter. Lot of bad habits and cultural issues needed to be sorted out. I think Sayers, Cokk, Voss and Co have really set the platform for a successful future.

Our defensive side improved dramatically and our game style at it's best could match anyone

We now need to get fitter and tougher and have a decnt run with injuries. If the players have a big pre season and work on connection and effort we are in atop 4 side in 2023. No doubt

Add Acres and some draftees and our list looks great

Author:  GWS [ Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:37 pm ]
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Cokk!

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