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Should Marc Murphy step down as Carlton captain?
Yes - immediately 57%  57%  [ 77 ]
Yes - at the end of the year 28%  28%  [ 38 ]
No 14%  14%  [ 19 ]
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 2:53 am 
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I actually feel for Murphy. You can cearly see that he is struggling to come to terms with the role and the fact that he has no other leaders to support him makes it even harder.
Judd carried this side for years, Murphy is not of that Ilk.


why do you think that Judd is a good leader or captain?

I really cant see much difference between Murphy and Judd in the leadership/captaincy area.

I think that over the past few years, the best leaders at our club (ie out on the field) were Duigan, brock, Simpson and Carrazzo

...its not surprising where the club is today

Leadership is an interesting quality in people. Its quite an abstract and curious trait. There are natural leadership skills and leadership skills that are acquired through experience or mentoring etc. Natural leaders are like hens teeth, very hard to find in any field of work.

Why would people willingly follow someone else or be inspired by their words or acts?

Why would a leader feel compelled to act or say things which consciously or subconsciously drag others along a certain path?

Look guys, "we need to do this now". or "this is the way to go", "follow me". "do as I do"

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If you cant see much of a difference between Judd and Murphy you are on drugs

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Yazzamatazz wrote:
If you cant see much of a difference between Judd and Murphy you are on drugs


Both are introverted. Reluctant leaders. It doesnt come naturally to either. Both have pre-game addresses that are less than inspiring. I can certainly see strong similarities.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 9:32 am 
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Judd is going bald

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:19 am 
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Vying with Lance as the worst Captain we've ever had.
Goes missing when the heat is on.
Clearly doesn't inspire his troops
Soft as butter

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DocSherrin wrote:
Yazzamatazz wrote:
If you cant see much of a difference between Judd and Murphy you are on drugs


Both are introverted. Reluctant leaders. It doesn't come naturally to either. Both have pre-game addresses that are less than inspiring. I can certainly see strong similarities.


...and Judd mentored Murph and the other young players

When Judd arrived we had very little in the way of leaders let alone depth in the leadership group.

the first two years with Judd as captain was very good. But during that period as a club we shoudl have been looking at a new captain to take over and to take us forward - if he couldnt be found in the list, then draft or trade for someone...

Not everyone makes a good captain.... Look at the cats - who do they choose as skipper? It was never abblet or johnston or scarlett, chappy or bartel...and these guys are far superior than anything we have on our list. The cats nurtured their leadership stocks, by drafting wisely and culture. We use to do that better than anybody for a few decades - until it was severed in 2004. havent recovered since - not surprised.

How many great players have we had over the decades that weren't captains?

Natural leaders that want the captaincy role.

Judd doesnt fit either of these criteria - who does at our club?

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:34 am 
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Our senior players, with the exception of Simpson, play without aggression.

I'm not talking about stupid dumb aggression (eg. Waite), I'm talking about physical presence and a combatitive attitude.

This has been ignored for too long and when I hear Maclure talking about facing up to issues this is first priority with the playing group AFAIC.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:42 am 
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Dominator_7 wrote:
Vying with Lance as the worst Captain we've ever had.
Goes missing when the heat is on.
Clearly doesn't inspire his troops
Soft as butter


Actually Lance on the field was an excellent captain IMO. Natural smart leader, helped young inexperienced players with positioning on the ground

(off field was a different matter - use to blow out with his weight, and some issues with the odd bet. Pre season wasnt a pretty sight)

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Rexy wrote:
Our senior players, with the exception of Simpson, play without aggression.

I'm not talking about stupid dumb aggression (eg. Waite), I'm talking about physical presence and a combatitive attitude.

This has been ignored for too long and when I hear Maclure talking about facing up to issues this is first priority with the playing group AFAIC.


It says a lot doesn't it when it's skinny Simpson doing the aggression...(fantastic clubman Simpson, in the tradition of Dean, Hunter, Crane and Ratten etc

No wonder the Hawks laugh at us when we step onto the ground against them

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:50 am 
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Cretylus wrote:
Rexy wrote:
Our senior players, with the exception of Simpson, play without aggression.

I'm not talking about stupid dumb aggression (eg. Waite), I'm talking about physical presence and a combatitive attitude.

This has been ignored for too long and when I hear Maclure talking about facing up to issues this is first priority with the playing group AFAIC.


It says a lot doesnt it when it skinny Simpson is doing the aggression...(fantastic clubman Simpson, in the tradition of Dean, Hunter, Crane and Ratten etc

No wonder the Hawks laugh at us when we step onto the ground against them



Laugh at us? And no wonder we haven't beaten either of them for who knows how long.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:57 am 
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I didn't cast a vote in the poll. No point.
When Judd stood down from the captaincy, I believed Andrew Walker was the man to lead the club. I still do.

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TruBlueBrad wrote:
Struggled today under a tight tag. Needs to work both ways, but would it kill his teammates to lay a block or attempt some kind of physical intimidation of his opponent?


Tight tag?? I saw him wandering about by himself most of the time. Even had a laugh with my mate that Melbourne dont even bother to put a man on him.

Something broke in Murph. He needed protection from the day he walked into this club but has never received it.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 1:38 pm 
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Murphy should retain the captaincy for the remainder of the season and emerge from this.

He needs to break out of his own shackles... get out of his comfort zone... be DIFFERENT, be LOUD physically and verbally.

In the situation the playing group finds itself in, if Murphy can't break out by the end of the season, he must be moved on.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 1:40 pm 
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the only reason i would change was if there was someone obvious to replace him. there isn't. leave him, as mckay said it's only a glitch

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 2:02 pm 
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Went to the game yesterday and as I was watching the disaster unfold with Murphy nowhere in sight, I remembered Round 1 2006 when we played Melbourne as the underdogs, coming off another wooden spoon with no hope in sight.

Yet that day we saw unearthing of a future superstar. The 18 year old Murphy that day was the signal of the new era, his composure, fearless attitude, superb kicking skills. He looked like he belong and we had something to finally look forward to.

What an irony that you fast forward 8 years, against the same team, this 18 year old is now a shell of his former self in that game. Where he was a beacon of light he is now the symbol of the darkness that is about to engulf our club.

Something went very very wrong in those 8 years and nobody at our club has a clue how to fix it.


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Playing for free kicks also doesn't set a good example.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 2:07 pm 
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Judd was a warrior. he led by example. not necessarily the best trait for a captain, but a very common one. Murphy brings nothing to the table. he's barely even a good player anymore

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When do people learn that knee jerks do not solve the problem. Often they create more problems.

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Joint captaincy next year is the answer

Murph - Henderson - Simpson


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Joint captaincy next year is the answer

Murph - Henderson - Simpson


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