Murphy reminds me of MArk Naley.. and lets hope he has the Rod Ashman eye for goals.

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We starving supporters hang on to the moments like Murph & Andrew's goals. I'm smiling right now just thinking about them. Why find something wrong with the kicks??? Helicopter!!!! Farrrrrrout ..... who gives a sh1t??

got me [REDACTED] how anyway can have a shot at walker

he was the only positive out of the game, the only positive.

the rest where shit beyond belief.

he was the only positive.

we should have been flooged last night, losing by 8 points does not tell the story of the game.

pagan was stupid last night, we had a really good set up in the first quarter, why change it?

nope, everything about yesterday, with the exception of walker was crap.

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Got to love the stare Down by Setanta on Llyod

Obviously people don't understand humour...

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"A good composer does not initiate. He steals."

- Igor Stravinsky

Have you seen the Bigfooty thread bagging him after 25 possessions?

Last year he was a dud because he couldn't get the ball, now he's a dud because he had a couple of bad disposals like everyone.

Precisely Juzz. Some people just don't get it...

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"A good composer does not initiate. He steals."

- Igor Stravinsky

That was my exact first impression. Naley to a T.

He kicks quite a few of those floaters - his great pass to an unmarked Fev in the third quarter was the same too, as was his first goal in AFL footy.

It's hard to compare the quality of the kicks of kids like Walker and Murphy when they are constantly kicking it under pressure situations to a rabble of a forward setup, with the youngsters in teams like Geelong and West Coast, where they get lots of uncontested ball, and can afford to have supreme faith in the teammates they kick it to.

balance...they both have balance

....and poise

seriously, if it weren't for the kids........ :shudder:

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There's so much I could say...

Oh .... whoops .... got me .... sorry .... ha ha .

Walker was good last night, and the Prez is right; on a night of garbage, he was a rose.

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"The old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect everything, and the young know everything." Oscar Wilde

He was one of our best last night IMO.

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Karma

Loyal & Proud

the progression of one andrew walker has, in my opinion, been helped and hindered by the team he's found himself in. it must be more difficult to reach your potential in a team that has been the worst of the past three or four years. though in the defensive respect, he has gotten the tough opportunities that will not only make him a better player when carlton start playing consistently good football. compared to a few other 'superstars' found around the half-back line, he's doing extremely well for nineteen.

one of his weaknesses is disposal, he is starting to read the play better, could always mark and run, but hopefully, he can develop the poise to help his kicking.

having said that, last night there was clear difficulty in the mid-field and partially, it's those players that make his job easier and harded. i also noticed walker sticking up for a few of the other boys, simpson in particular, and walking off, he looked and acted more disappointed thaan most.

when walker is a part of a winning culture, i think we'll see something epic.

Watching closely both when near the ball and when away - he reads the play better, knows where to run, and he can find the ball.

Having a really good year is AW. Keep it up young fella!!!!

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For some silly reason, you people want to assassinate him, and it's just rubbish. You people. All of you, ALL of you!