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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 9:49 am 
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The sad irony is that the board (who can now add "worst loss in the club's history" to the list of accomplishments on their watch) will undoubtedly still need convincing that they haven't been doing a bang-up job...

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 9:51 am 
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most people won't remember this game in 6 months


http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-24/c ... medium=RSS

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Despite the lop-sided nature of the result, the triple-premiership coach said the Blues are on the right track by blooding youth under interim coach John Barker.

"They'll probably speak about this being Carlton's worst loss in their history, but I'd reckon this is the most inexperienced side they've put on the park in their history too," Clarkson said post-match.

"We all go through it. You go back to round 10, 2005 (when) the Hawks got belted by nearly 130 points by Port Adelaide over there.

"It was a really, really experienced Port Adelaide side and a really, really inexperienced Hawthorn side.

"I don't think it's any surprise that Carlton are in rebuild mode and they're giving exposure to a lot of kids. They would've been disappointed with tonight, because their effort has been a hell of a lot better over the last six-to-eight weeks.

"But sometimes when you come back from Perth, young side, six-day break, getting yourself ready to play a pretty formidable side, it's a really tough ask.

"They're on the right track as a footy club … it's not being shown right at the present time, but the method that they're going through and the way they're going about it is the right way for their club."


Is it really that inexperienced?


12 players last night with 50 or less games would definitely indicate yes.

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 9:55 am 
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That's a cop out and the reason we are so bad.

A side with the experience of Jones, Tutt, Curnow, Jamison, Rowe, Murphy, Kruezer, Yarran, White, Henderson, Simpson, Everitt, Casboult should do better.

Can't blame a 138 point loss on inexperience

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:04 am 
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i can't emphasise enough just how debilitating the expansion clubs have been on the afl.

each week i watch between 3 to 5 games, and the standard of footy, not just ours is condemnable ... there are kids running around in the afl who simply are not up to standard. there's around 10-15 guys on our list who have all had a run this year in the seniors, who would never have come within a bull's roar of the afl, had it not been for expansion.

and look at expansion. gws, despite all that talent can't get people to their games b'cos they're lodged firmly in a rugby league & soccer heartland.

the GC are a blight on the game. no one goes to their games, and the gold coast is the place where professional sports teams go to die. right back from the giants and seagulls, and now the titans days ... the bears started at carrara and moved. the gc is such a transient city, no one there embraces the "local" team because of this transiency. and I know i'm from there, and have lived here on & off for 30+ years.

anyway, i digress.

the decision to run two expansion teams virtually at the same time has absolutely robbed afl fans of a worthy game to follow for a decade plus, thanks to talent dilution.

meanwhile, the clubs who are powerhouses at that time of expansion will remain so for the future as every worthwhile FA takes big pay cuts to join them in order to win a flag. and with talk of hawthorn getting dangerfield this offseason on a reduced rate because danger wants to win now, the end is no where near in sight.

let's not forget the afl have for years have penalised melbourne clubs through profit sharing and allowing interstate teams to enjoy salary cap concessions ... and those chickens are all coming home to roost.


Eddie was talking about this last night.

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:04 am 
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You're not making a lot of sense.
You didn't ask if they are young, you didn't ask if its a valid excuse. You asked if they're inexperienced.
12 players with 50 or less games factually says yes. :?

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:05 am 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
Effes wrote:
grrofunger wrote:
most people won't remember this game in 6 months


http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-24/c ... medium=RSS

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Despite the lop-sided nature of the result, the triple-premiership coach said the Blues are on the right track by blooding youth under interim coach John Barker.

"They'll probably speak about this being Carlton's worst loss in their history, but I'd reckon this is the most inexperienced side they've put on the park in their history too," Clarkson said post-match.

"We all go through it. You go back to round 10, 2005 (when) the Hawks got belted by nearly 130 points by Port Adelaide over there.

"It was a really, really experienced Port Adelaide side and a really, really inexperienced Hawthorn side.

"I don't think it's any surprise that Carlton are in rebuild mode and they're giving exposure to a lot of kids. They would've been disappointed with tonight, because their effort has been a hell of a lot better over the last six-to-eight weeks.

"But sometimes when you come back from Perth, young side, six-day break, getting yourself ready to play a pretty formidable side, it's a really tough ask.

"They're on the right track as a footy club … it's not being shown right at the present time, but the method that they're going through and the way they're going about it is the right way for their club."


Is it really that inexperienced? I would be okay with it if we have a team of kids but I don't believe it's the case.

Jones, Tutt, Curnow, Jamison, Rowe, Murphy, Kruezer, Yarran, White, Henderson, Simpson, Everitt, Casboult aren't kids. They are experienced players but most aren't good enough. It's that simple.

Surely we need to realise that the list needs to be stripped back ala St Kilda & Bulldogs and rebuild. If Trigg thinks we just need to inject a few kids he is delusional.


It may not have been the least experienced, but it would be up there. I am amazed at the reaction. Hawthorn have savaged 2 of the top 4 sides in the competition in the last 2 weeks. They are merciless. As if you could have expected anything else last night. The perspective Clarkson puts on it is spot on (I feel ill saying that) Yes there are some deep seated issues there. That is why we are bottom 3 and dropping. Look at the players you listed there, Psych.

Jones - never any good. Worst trade in history
Tutt - battler
Curnow - good honest footballer but always a battler
Jamison - Nearing the end,
Rowe - Battler
Murphy - 37 disposals and 20 contested - did his bit
Kruezer - Still working his way back from long term injuries
Yarran - couldn't be less interested if he tried - trade bait
White - battler
Henderson - (I'll probably get smashed... but) Over-rated.
Simpson - nearing the end
Everitt - been at 3 different clubs for a reason
Casboult - flawed and inconsistent


My point is, nothing changed last night. This has been the case all year. Hawthorn are going to embarrass plenty of teams with the vein of form they are in. Someone said probably the best team since the Lions 3peat... I'd say they're better

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:12 am 
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Just like the Greeks.

It beats having no history at all...


everyone has history but with new victors it fades...Fitzroy had history...Melbourne has history...

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:15 am 
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It may not have been the least experienced, but it would be up there. I am amazed at the reaction. Hawthorn have savaged 2 of the top 4 sides in the competition in the last 2 weeks. They are merciless. As if you could have expected anything else last night. The perspective Clarkson puts on it is spot on (I feel ill saying that) Yes there are some deep seated issues there. That is why we are bottom 3 and dropping. Look at the players you listed there, Psych.

Jones - never any good. Worst trade in history
Tutt - battler
Curnow - good honest footballer but always a battler
Jamison - Nearing the end,
Rowe - Battler
Murphy - 37 disposals and 20 contested - did his bit
Kruezer - Still working his way back from long term injuries
Yarran - couldn't be less interested if he tried - trade bait
White - battler
Henderson - (I'll probably get smashed... but) Over-rated.
Simpson - nearing the end
Everitt - been at 3 different clubs for a reason
Casboult - flawed and inconsistent


My point is, nothing changed last night. This has been the case all year. Hawthorn are going to embarrass plenty of teams with the vein of form they are in. Someone said probably the best team since the Lions 3peat... I'd say they're better


I agree with you Cranium. To clarify my comments we did have a fair number of inexperienced players but we also had some experience out there. Surely inexperience doesn't support a 138 point loss. Personally I thought Hawthorn toyed with us. It could of been worse.

Your points on the players above are totally correct. Unfortunately we had inexperience combined with Spuds.

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:20 am 
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Blue Vain wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
Effes wrote:
grrofunger wrote:
most people won't remember this game in 6 months


http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-24/c ... medium=RSS

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Despite the lop-sided nature of the result, the triple-premiership coach said the Blues are on the right track by blooding youth under interim coach John Barker.

"They'll probably speak about this being Carlton's worst loss in their history, but I'd reckon this is the most inexperienced side they've put on the park in their history too," Clarkson said post-match.

"We all go through it. You go back to round 10, 2005 (when) the Hawks got belted by nearly 130 points by Port Adelaide over there.

"It was a really, really experienced Port Adelaide side and a really, really inexperienced Hawthorn side.

"I don't think it's any surprise that Carlton are in rebuild mode and they're giving exposure to a lot of kids. They would've been disappointed with tonight, because their effort has been a hell of a lot better over the last six-to-eight weeks.

"But sometimes when you come back from Perth, young side, six-day break, getting yourself ready to play a pretty formidable side, it's a really tough ask.

"They're on the right track as a footy club … it's not being shown right at the present time, but the method that they're going through and the way they're going about it is the right way for their club."


Is it really that inexperienced?


12 players last night with 50 or less games would definitely indicate yes.


The major problem is the quality of those youngsters

Apart from Cripps and Doherty, I don't much confidence in anything else


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:22 am 
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WOW wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
Effes wrote:
grrofunger wrote:
most people won't remember this game in 6 months


http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-24/c ... medium=RSS

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Despite the lop-sided nature of the result, the triple-premiership coach said the Blues are on the right track by blooding youth under interim coach John Barker.

"They'll probably speak about this being Carlton's worst loss in their history, but I'd reckon this is the most inexperienced side they've put on the park in their history too," Clarkson said post-match.

"We all go through it. You go back to round 10, 2005 (when) the Hawks got belted by nearly 130 points by Port Adelaide over there.

"It was a really, really experienced Port Adelaide side and a really, really inexperienced Hawthorn side.

"I don't think it's any surprise that Carlton are in rebuild mode and they're giving exposure to a lot of kids. They would've been disappointed with tonight, because their effort has been a hell of a lot better over the last six-to-eight weeks.

"But sometimes when you come back from Perth, young side, six-day break, getting yourself ready to play a pretty formidable side, it's a really tough ask.

"They're on the right track as a footy club … it's not being shown right at the present time, but the method that they're going through and the way they're going about it is the right way for their club."


Is it really that inexperienced?


12 players last night with 50 or less games would definitely indicate yes.


The major problem is the quality of those youngsters

Apart from Cripps and Doherty, I don't much confidence in anything else


How many of our players would get a game at the Hawks? Probably the two you mentioned and maybe Murphy. Sad state of affairs. Does the club realise how bad we are?

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:39 am 
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grrofunger wrote:
not necessarily, things are changing


what game style are we going for grro?
did they tell you that?
who are we?
what do we stand for?

vere simus referta

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:41 am 
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That's a cop out and the reason we are so bad.

A side with the experience of Jones, Tutt, Curnow, Jamison, Rowe, Murphy, Kruezer, Yarran, White, Henderson, Simpson, Everitt, Casboult should do better.

Can't blame a 138 point loss on inexperience

It's both, of course, and a whole lot more. The players mentioned are , at best, decent footballers: combined with so little experience it's devastating.
Last night was terrible for morale, especially the players: it's a huge risk to not play the way we did against Port - if that's what the instructions are.


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:57 am 
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Would've lost by 200 if Menzel played.

Although we might have won if Lachie and Yarran were replaced by Watson and Dick.


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 12:13 pm 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
That's a cop out and the reason we are so bad.

A side with the experience of Jones, Tutt, Curnow, Jamison, Rowe, Murphy, Kruezer, Yarran, White, Henderson, Simpson, Everitt, Casboult should do better.

Can't blame a 138 point loss on inexperience



Some serious household names in that bunch :roll:

GWS lost something like 10 games by 15 goals + in their first year. To say inexperience isn't a factor is :screwy:


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 12:21 pm 
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doofdoof wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
That's a cop out and the reason we are so bad.

A side with the experience of Jones, Tutt, Curnow, Jamison, Rowe, Murphy, Kruezer, Yarran, White, Henderson, Simpson, Everitt, Casboult should do better.

Can't blame a 138 point loss on inexperience



Some serious household names in that bunch :roll:

GWS lost something like 10 games by 15 goals + in their first year. To say inexperience isn't a factor is :screwy:


Did I say it wasn't a factor?

GWS were a lot younger than us and had littel experience around them. I am happy to get belted for a year or so if we had the talent GWS did.

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Blue Vain wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
Effes wrote:
grrofunger wrote:
most people won't remember this game in 6 months


http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-24/c ... medium=RSS

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Despite the lop-sided nature of the result, the triple-premiership coach said the Blues are on the right track by blooding youth under interim coach John Barker.

"They'll probably speak about this being Carlton's worst loss in their history, but I'd reckon this is the most inexperienced side they've put on the park in their history too," Clarkson said post-match.

"We all go through it. You go back to round 10, 2005 (when) the Hawks got belted by nearly 130 points by Port Adelaide over there.

"It was a really, really experienced Port Adelaide side and a really, really inexperienced Hawthorn side.

"I don't think it's any surprise that Carlton are in rebuild mode and they're giving exposure to a lot of kids. They would've been disappointed with tonight, because their effort has been a hell of a lot better over the last six-to-eight weeks.

"But sometimes when you come back from Perth, young side, six-day break, getting yourself ready to play a pretty formidable side, it's a really tough ask.

"They're on the right track as a footy club … it's not being shown right at the present time, but the method that they're going through and the way they're going about it is the right way for their club."


Is it really that inexperienced?


12 players last night with 50 or less games would definitely indicate yes.


Hawks fielded 8 players with over 200 games, Blues had Simpson and Murphy.


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Yeah but we had Tutt.

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And Liam '2 more years' Jones.


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