Synbad,

Whether Setanta does or does not talk about Kouta does not diminsh the fact that Kouta is;

- a Carlton legend;
- at his best ( pre-injury) one of the best players to have ever played;
- a person whom ALL of the players look up to;

and most of all will always be a true Carlton person.

He is nearly ready for retirement, but don't take away from all of the great things he has been to our club and to each of our supporters. Injury and time have diminished what he can now give.

Can you think of anything more stirring than playing at Princes Park, Kouta dominating and the crowd as one chanting the great man's name!

Remeber those days because they are once in a lifetime stuff.

Synbad,

Whether Setanta does or does not talk about Kouta does not diminsh the fact that Kouta is;

- a Carlton legend;
- at his best ( pre-injury) one of the best players to have ever played;
- a person whom ALL of the players look up to;

and most of all will always be a true Carlton person.

He is nearly ready for retirement, but don't take away from all of the great things he has been to our club and to each of our supporters. Injury and time have diminished what he can now give.

Can you think of anything more stirring than playing at Princes Park, Kouta dominating and the crowd as one chanting the great man's name!

Remeber those days because they are once in a lifetime stuff.

Lance, Kouta Lappin Saddington - are the past and we need to replace these formerly good footballers, the first 3 being notable Carlton players - with new young players.

We need to give the youngsters as much game time as we can - the sooner we do this the better...

If you want to get onto the fastest pathway to success at Carlton - then this is indeed the way forward.

If you're completely on board the Synbad express, what you're grabbing onto is not the future, let me tell you...

Synbad raises many valid points, to suggest that most of what he consistently says is not the way forward is short sighted.....

I said completely.