Both can be true

Maybe he lost confidence in the coaches when he had to move himself to the backline...

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“I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned.” ― Richard Feynman

A proper process to find the best coach please
Unlike previous occasions
See what plays out
As for SOJ the dogs and pies offered him 700000 750000 ish
The old man offered 850000 for 5
He wanted out partly for money party to get away from Voss

Those legal fees for the rapist son weren’t going to pay themselves especially after his mum lost her chemist warehouse gig

Make sure it’s corflute, or something weather-resistant.

I piss outside as much as the dog does.

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"The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter" - Winston Churchill.

Rubbish, he wanted more money and ultimately didn’t care who was coaching. Williams forgot to call Parkin to tell him he was in the selection committee, we can’t have that happening again.

From AFL HQ website

Slight tweaks under Josh Fraser have allowed Carlton to take the sting out of games across the last month. Under Michael Voss, the Blues conceded runs of six straight goals against Sydney, seven straight against Melbourne, five straight against North Melbourne, six straight against Adelaide, five straight against Collingwood, six straight against Fremantle, nine straight against St Kilda, then six straight against Brisbane.

But under Fraser, the Blues are yet to have a single run of more than four opposition goals in a row in four games. Defensively, the Blues look sound and it's why they've quickly become a wildcard chance.

Regards Cazzesman

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Ricky Gervais - “Everyone has the right to hold whatever beliefs they want. And everyone else has the right to find those beliefs f***ing ridiculous.”

Daniel Patrick Moynihan said, “Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.”

Yes however Essendon* did get 4 goals in very quick succession. And they are 18th on the ladder.

So that article is not enough for me to believe a lot has changed - YET.

The previous 3 games however were different. But on the weekend, i felt we went back to old habits a bit.

Money played a part, but I don't think Vossy was the reason he hadn't been offered a contract.

SOJ was pissed off he hadn't been offered a contract during the year, and we did after his cawfee and offer from McRae.

In the end, highest offer won. I heard from several people we matched Pies offer of 650. not sure what Dogs offerred

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Everyone looks good in Navy Blue

What hasn't changed in between those runs of 4, 5, 6 and 9 is our set shots with the drop punt.

The true picture in the effendopes 4 goals streak was:


Blues..........point Harry
Eff .....Goal
Blues ..........point rushed
Blues ..........point Harry
Eff ....Goal
Eff ....Goal
Blues ..........point Acres
Blues...........point Byrne
Eff ....Goal

Makes a huge difference

What about that awful drop punt from 30 by Cripps at the 7 minute mark in the last? .....point
Following that kick Ben McKay kicked a ................................................................................point...... then a .......Goal

Its been our Achilles Heal since 2022.

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Our inaccuracy makes it all the more curious that Gov has been more of a facilitator under Fraser.

In 9 games as a forward under Voss he had 19 goals, now he has just 2 in 4 games under Fraser.

The caveat is that he has been uncharacteristically inaccurate these past 4 games (2.4 vs 19.6), but he's been goalless in 3 of the 4 matches after never failing to goal in the previous 9, and his work blocking off defenders' marking lanes and generating F50 entries has been notable, so it looks like a role adjustment - H's return to form also a factor.

Can't argue with the respective win-loss records so not saying we're doing anything wrong, but it's... interesting. To me.