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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:14 am 
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You people are a bunch of hypocrites. Carrazzo has done nothing different over the last few weeks than he did over the entire season (and last for that matter) but because we've had a few losses you all point the finger. Shame shame, like I said, if his teammates kick straighter at goal this wouldn't be happening. You point out on or two errors by foot and say he's costing us the game but totally ignore easy set shots missed by our forwards. Hypocrisy and bias at it's finest hour. I salute you!! :clap:


Not sure why you get so wound up HB. :lol:

Lots of players don't get a fair shake because of bias and favouritism. That's just the way footy is and it's not worth getting all twisted about it. Lighten up mate. :thumbsup:



it's true mate I just hate when we lose a few games people always go back to their old fav Carrazzo and sink the boot in, he's not even my fav player I just think someone has to stick up for possibly the best team player we have (at least according to Ratts but what would he know?).

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 9:21 am 
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If Carrots wants to gut run and offer something to the team, tell him to block for Judd and give him access to the ball instead of running forward of the play and calling for cheap handballs. His value is winning the contested ball, not leaching off others after they've done the hard work and turning it over.



Tell it to Brett Ratten since you know so much, he obviously doesn't know how to instruct his players according to you or is Carrots just ignoring instructions and playing his own game out there?? :donk: Or maybe you're just assuming to suit your argument? Please, do tell?


Nah, thanks for the advice but I'm just giving my opinion. :lol:
If any of the sooky la la's on this site dont deal with it or think I have some sort of agenda, that's their problem. At the end of the day, it's a game of footy, not the Middle East peace talks. :razz:

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 9:40 am 
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HELLAS BLUE wrote:
You people are a bunch of hypocrites. Carrazzo has done nothing different over the last few weeks than he did over the entire season (and last for that matter) but because we've had a few losses you all point the finger. Shame shame, like I said, if his teammates kick straighter at goal this wouldn't be happening. You point out on or two errors by foot and say he's costing us the game but totally ignore easy set shots missed by our forwards. Hypocrisy and bias at it's finest hour. I salute you!! :clap:


That's actually not true. Against StKilda Carrots had his best ever game, by completely taking Dal Santo out of the game. Carrots also had one of his lowest possession counts for the year, but used it well.
Against the Melbourne he took Davey out of the game. Against West Coast it was Hurn.
Last week, he, and the team, were slaughtered by Harvey in the first quarter, but quelled his influence after that. Carrazzo's value to the team is in tagging a dangerous opposition player out of the game, which he has done well this year (particularly since the StKilda game, prior to that he was not nearly as good).

On Saturday night however, he went back to his old bad habit of chasing kicks and burning them. Meanwhile his man Barlow, was best on ground with 4 goals. It was a completely different game to those which he has played for at least the last 6 weeks, when he has actually been of value to the team.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:04 am 
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You people are a bunch of hypocrites. Carrazzo has done nothing different over the last few weeks than he did over the entire season (and last for that matter) but because we've had a few losses you all point the finger. Shame shame, like I said, if his teammates kick straighter at goal this wouldn't be happening. You point out on or two errors by foot and say he's costing us the game but totally ignore easy set shots missed by our forwards. Hypocrisy and bias at it's finest hour. I salute you!! :clap:


That's actually not true. Against StKilda Carrots had his best ever game, by completely taking Dal Santo out of the game. Carrots also had one of his lowest possession counts for the year, but used it well.
Against the Melbourne he took Davey out of the game. Against West Coast it was Hurn.
Last week, he, and the team, were slaughtered by Harvey in the first quarter, but quelled his influence after that. Carrazzo's value to the team is in tagging a dangerous opposition player out of the game, which he has done well this year (particularly since the StKilda game, prior to that he was not nearly as good).

On Saturday night however, he went back to his old bad habit of chasing kicks and burning them. Meanwhile his man Barlow, was best on ground with 4 goals. It was a completely different game to those which he has played for at least the last 6 weeks, when he has actually been of value to the team.


That is a good summation. Andrew should not be receiving handpasses and delivering into the forward line - his foot disposal is too unreliable. As a tagger, shutting blokes down and getting inside ball and farming it out - those are his roles.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 11:37 am 
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Having read most of the posts I think this could have all been avoided if we had kicked straight for goal. 2.12 in the first half is a disgrace. To have 14 shots we must have been doing a few things right.

We lost Murphy, played a man down for the whole game, kicked 2.12 in the first half and lost by a goal and a bit.

When you miss the first few shots at goal the next player to have a shot tightens up a bit because he knows we really need to to go through. He misses and it's worse for the next bloke. This is not just our club it happens on the odd occasion to other teams aswell.

Having said that the really good sides still manage to ge the job done. We are yet to be a really good side!

Kruez going down is terrible, here's hoping we dont rush him back. He's got another 10 years in that number 8 Blues jumper. I think we are in a pretty good position to replace him though. I think Hampson should get next crack.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:44 pm 
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Just a little something from the local paper here in sunny Perth.

Under the heading "Sublime Dockers on another planet" (What the? making reference to us being sponsered by Mars)

In a small section commenting on the umpires efforts for the match it states
"Reasonable job done by Donlon, Meredith and Mollison but Carlton probably got the better of the deal".

I'm not blaming the umpiring for the loss that was of our own doing. But the lack of advantage that cost us a goal was just one instance when we certainly didn't get the better of the deal.

Oh well you get that supporting anyone other than the weagles or the purple mob living in the West.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:49 pm 
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Anthony Hudson (a Geelong supporter) on SEN this morning said we got killed by the umps. It's nice to know that neutral supporters can recognise this.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 1:10 pm 
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Brett Thornton is the one that people should be slamming, he is the most selfish player at Carlton.... just gets rid of the ball so he doesnt get caught with it and nearly always sets his team mate up to get tackled. He is too busy complaining about others not doing something or whinging to the umpire.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 1:20 pm 
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Brett Thornton is the one that people should be slamming, he is the most selfish player at Carlton.... just gets rid of the ball so he doesnt get caught with it and nearly always sets his team mate up to get tackled. He is too busy complaining about others not doing something or whinging to the umpire.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:16 pm 
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Taff wrote:
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HELLAS BLUE wrote:
You people are a bunch of hypocrites. Carrazzo has done nothing different over the last few weeks than he did over the entire season (and last for that matter) but because we've had a few losses you all point the finger. Shame shame, like I said, if his teammates kick straighter at goal this wouldn't be happening. You point out on or two errors by foot and say he's costing us the game but totally ignore easy set shots missed by our forwards. Hypocrisy and bias at it's finest hour. I salute you!! :clap:


That's actually not true. Against StKilda Carrots had his best ever game, by completely taking Dal Santo out of the game. Carrots also had one of his lowest possession counts for the year, but used it well.
Against the Melbourne he took Davey out of the game. Against West Coast it was Hurn.
Last week, he, and the team, were slaughtered by Harvey in the first quarter, but quelled his influence after that. Carrazzo's value to the team is in tagging a dangerous opposition player out of the game, which he has done well this year (particularly since the StKilda game, prior to that he was not nearly as good).

On Saturday night however, he went back to his old bad habit of chasing kicks and burning them. Meanwhile his man Barlow, was best on ground with 4 goals. It was a completely different game to those which he has played for at least the last 6 weeks, when he has actually been of value to the team.


That is a good summation.


Yeah, apart from the fact that he didn't play on Barlow at any stage of the game but hey let's pluck the most effective player on the ground out and make him Carrot's opponent to make the story better shall we?? :lol:

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:34 pm 
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HELLAS BLUE wrote:
Yeah, apart from the fact that he didn't play on Barlow at any stage of the game but hey let's pluck the most effective player on the ground out and make him Carrot's opponent to make the story better shall we?? :lol:


Really, who played on Barlow then? In the centre square, there was Jacobs/Thornton - Sandilands, Judd - McPhee, Gibbs - Pavlich, Carrazzo and Barlow just floating around in there? (obviously there were rotations, but that was essentially it)


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:59 pm 
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Stamos wrote:
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Yeah, apart from the fact that he didn't play on Barlow at any stage of the game but hey let's pluck the most effective player on the ground out and make him Carrot's opponent to make the story better shall we?? :lol:


Really, who played on Barlow then? In the centre square, there was Jacobs/Thornton - Sandilands, Judd - McPhee, Gibbs - Pavlich, Carrazzo and Barlow just floating around in there? (obviously there were rotations, but that was essentially it)


I was pretty sure Carrazzo was on Pavlich (I watched on TV) and from what I saw, Gibbs was on Barlow.

Anyway, I have no problems with the view you put forward apart from that part levendi.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 8:49 pm 
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The footy world knows he's not the man you want getting handball receives and kicking inside 50 yet so often that's what he did last night. He could have played a more team based role but decided not to, to the detriment of the team.


He had 3 inside 50's (just over 5% of our total of 55) for one goal assist compared to Simpsons 5 for 0, Gibbs' 5 for 1 and Walker's 6 for 0. I suggest you get your facts straight rather than make things up to suit your argument.

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HELLAS BLUE wrote:
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The footy world knows he's not the man you want getting handball receives and kicking inside 50 yet so often that's what he did last night. He could have played a more team based role but decided not to, to the detriment of the team.


He had 3 inside 50's (just over 5% of our total of 55) for one goal assist compared to Simpsons 5 for 0, Gibbs' 5 for 1 and Walker's 6 for 0. I suggest you get your facts straight rather than make things up to suit your argument.


Have you thought that maybe the entries of Simpson and co were good entries but weren't converted, hence their goal assists weren't very high? I've just demonstrated that the stats you've used in your argument are very shallow and can be taken in a number of ways.

This will be my last post on the matter; I know you will want to have the last say so I'll leave it to you. :smile: :thumbsup:

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 9:23 pm 
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Effes wrote:
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The footy world knows he's not the man you want getting handball receives and kicking inside 50 yet so often that's what he did last night. He could have played a more team based role but decided not to, to the detriment of the team.


He had 3 inside 50's (just over 5% of our total of 55) for one goal assist compared to Simpsons 5 for 0, Gibbs' 5 for 1 and Walker's 6 for 0. I suggest you get your facts straight rather than make things up to suit your argument.


Have you thought that maybe the entries of Simpson and co were good entries but weren't converted, hence their goal assists weren't very high? I've just demonstrated that the stats you've used in your argument are very shallow and can be taken in a number of ways.

This will be my last post on the matter; I know you will want to have the last say so I'll leave it to you. :smile: :thumbsup:


Conversions and assists aside, you said above his kicking inside 50 so often last night was to the detriment of the team. He had 3 inside 50's and AT LEAST one (possibly all three going by your theory) of them resulted in a shot at goal. Like I said, next time get your facts straight instead of making stuff up to suit your argument.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:05 pm 
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hollywood43 wrote:
Brett Thornton is the one that people should be slamming, he is the most selfish player at Carlton.... just gets rid of the ball so he doesnt get caught with it and nearly always sets his team mate up to get tackled. He is too busy complaining about others not doing something or whinging to the umpire.

PULL YOUR HEAD IN THORNTON


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:35 pm 
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Anyone see the exchange between Thornton and Simpson when Sandilands marked in the goalsquare?

Thornton turned to Simpson and suggested he help out by punching. Simpson turned to Thornton and suggested he get [REDACTED]. Interesting.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:15 am 
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Anyone see the exchange between Thornton and Simpson when Sandilands marked in the goalsquare?

Thornton turned to Simpson and suggested he help out by punching. Simpson turned to Thornton and suggested he get !@#$%&. Interesting.


Was Thornton's reaction that bad though? His look was one of helplessness rather than anger I thought.

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Watch it again - Simmo actually mouths something first then Thornton responds.

They both could have agreed that Sandilands is a flowering behemoth and left it at that. Not even Dustin Fletch could've stopped him.

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Not even Dustin Fletch could've stopped him.


What?!? But isn't Fletcher the greatest full-back ever to play the game? :banghead:


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