JUDD!!!!!!!!

worm · **Joined:** Sun Dec 16, 2007 11:42 pm **Posts:** 25

caesar salads are fatty too

TruBlueBrad · **Posted:** Sun Dec 30, 2007 9:28 pm

I agree that if Judd were to have a challenger it should be Simpson.

Unfortunately he doesn't have a high enough profile for it to be a serious challenge.

verbs · **Posted:** Sun Dec 30, 2007 9:44 pm

Simpson rules.

He bleeds the Carlton spirit.

bluehammer · **Posted:** Sun Dec 30, 2007 10:29 pm

verbs wrote:

Interesting BH. Simpson would make a fantastic captain.

Agree.

But it aint about who would make a fantastic captain. It's about who would be the best captain for our club.

Simpson way ahead of Stevens for mine in the contender department. But when you've got a ready made - provided he wants it - skipper in Christ Judd, hey, why not eh.

Could do a lot worse than Judd/Simpson c/vc

Shippy_cfc · **Posted:** Sun Dec 30, 2007 11:11 pm

worm wrote:

caesar salads are fatty too

Yeah, i would have thought a Caesar salad with bacon, croutons and that creamy sauce would be no where near as good a post training meal as a bowl of Pasta, especially if it was with a tomato based sauce!

But you could use many other examples to show that Juddy is a role model for us

nytdog · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:36 am

Shippy_cfc wrote:

worm wrote:

caesar salads are fatty too

Yeah, i would have thought a Caesar salad with bacon, croutons and that creamy sauce would be no where near as good a post training meal as a bowl of Pasta, especially if it was with a tomato based sauce!

But you could use many other examples to show that Juddy is a role model for us

Pasta has no nutritional value. Salads do. So does chicken and bacon. Hold the croutons and you have a decent meal.

AGRO · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:35 am

There is no bacon or chicken in a traditionally (and correctly) prepared Caesar Salad. :wink:

camel · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:27 am

That article brought a smile to my face. It's not so much what Judd is doing, as he would do that regardless, but it is the way the other players are recognising the changes they need to make to follow Judd's suit that is most impressive.

AGRO wrote:

There is no bacon or chicken in a traditionally (and correctly) prepared Caesar Salad. :wink:

They still taste like fish.

wasthesonofapreacherman · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:12 am

For arguements sake Nytdog, lettuce has virtually no nutritional value whatsoever, insofar as the only benefit is from the chlorophyll reseting the alkalinity in your blood. Pasta on the other hand contains durum wheat which is an excellent source of carbohydrates absorbed very quickly which is an essential fuel needed for protein to work on the muscles. So for sure, if they weren't having nutritional shakes post-training (which I'm sure they do) a healthy pasta, meat and vegetable option is going to shit all over a casear salad if you're trying to refuel.

JohnM · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:26 am

On the one hand, you have a 24 year old Brownlow medal winning Premiership captain widely acknowledged to be one of the best midfielders ever to play the game, who chose to come to Carlton during one of our darkest-ever periods, and is already getting our support base excited about the future.

On the other hand, you have the rest of our list.

Decisions, decisions...

Andain · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:33 am

JohnM wrote:

On the one hand, you have a 24 year old Brownlow medal winning Premiership captain widely acknowledged to be one of the best midfielders ever to play the game, who chose to come to Carlton during one of our darkest-ever periods, and is already getting our support base excited about the future.

On the other hand, you have the rest of our list.

Decisions, decisions...

Well it would sure show Brisbane up.

Five captains? Pfffff.... we've got 37

AGRO · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:49 am

camelboy wrote:

That article brought a smile to my face. It's not so much what Judd is doing, as he would do that regardless, but it is the way the other players are recognising the changes they need to make to follow Judd's suit that is most impressive.

AGRO wrote:

There is no bacon or chicken in a traditionally (and correctly) prepared Caesar Salad. :wink:

They still taste like fish.

I was hoping we could take this down the "Waldorf Salad" path Basil. :wink:

"Celery! Apples! Walnuts! Grapes! In a mayonnaise sauce!"

4everBlue · **Joined:** Thu Oct 13, 2005 1:51 am **Posts:** 442

AGRO wrote:

camelboy wrote:

That article brought a smile to my face. It's not so much what Judd is doing, as he would do that regardless, but it is the way the other players are recognising the changes they need to make to follow Judd's suit that is most impressive.

AGRO wrote:

There is no bacon or chicken in a traditionally (and correctly) prepared Caesar Salad. :wink:

They still taste like fish.

I was hoping we could take this down the "Waldorf Salad" path Basil. :wink:

"Celery! Apples! Walnuts! Grapes! In a mayonnaise sauce!"

This whole debate's gone nuts! :lol:

Deano Supremo · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:58 am

4everBlue wrote:

AGRO wrote:

camelboy wrote:

That article brought a smile to my face. It's not so much what Judd is doing, as he would do that regardless, but it is the way the other players are recognising the changes they need to make to follow Judd's suit that is most impressive.

AGRO wrote:

There is no bacon or chicken in a traditionally (and correctly) prepared Caesar Salad. :wink:

They still taste like fish.

I was hoping we could take this down the "Waldorf Salad" path Basil. :wink:

"Celery! Apples! Walnuts! Grapes! In a mayonnaise sauce!"

This whole debate's gone nuts! :lol:

It's lacking in the 16th letter of the alphabet.

You'd be amazed at what adding the letter pecan do.

Clayman · **Joined:** Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:02 am **Posts:** 1770

Mickstar wrote:

Footy Journo's aint exactly flavour of the month around here.But i reckon Rohan Connally is right up there with the likes of Martin Flanigan as one of the best going around.Pretty amazing considering he is believed to be a Pies man.Anything Rohan writes is worth reading in my book.Always objective, fair, and balanced for mine.

Rohan said yesterday on AW that the Blues would get the spoon. I would like to bet Rohan that our Blues finish above his Essenscum.
I do hope Essendon* finish 9th.

This is a fantastic article. The Blues should run the Tan, it is longer and tougher. They have it too easy running PP. It is flat and shorter.

nytdog · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 11:33 am

wasthesonofapreacherman wrote:

For arguements sake Nytdog, lettuce has virtually no nutritional value whatsoever, insofar as the only benefit is from the chlorophyll reseting the alkalinity in your blood. Pasta on the other hand contains durum wheat which is an excellent source of carbohydrates absorbed very quickly which is an essential fuel needed for protein to work on the muscles. So for sure, if they weren't having nutritional shakes post-training (which I'm sure they do) a healthy pasta, meat and vegetable option is going to shit all over a casear salad if you're trying to refuel.

Here comes my mate again from the carbs industry... :garthp:

wasthesonofapreacherman · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 12:35 pm

Nah just stating an opinion bruvva - as we all are.

MarkNo3 · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 12:41 pm

"New recruit Judd has put success on Princes Park menu
Carlton's appointment of the former Eagle as captain has already proved to be a delicious recipe. "

Have I missed something - I didnt think we had appointed a Captain yet/

tommi · **Posted:** Mon Dec 31, 2007 12:49 pm

Or a Chef.........!

kindest regards tommi

gsker1 · **Joined:** Tue May 10, 2005 11:00 am **Posts:** 449

Good article and we needed leadership like this so bad.

Judd doesn't want the captaincy fella's, he's already been on the record saying at first he doesn't want it, so stop going on about it.

JUDD!!!!!!!!

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