Does anybody remember this?

I Love it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqHKGz7Q ... re=related

Great to see... for a team that isn't exactly 'thug-heavy' we had a lot of players jump in and back up Fev when he went that shitkicker Didak nudged Murphy... not much in it to start a brawl - but when you consider WCE did sweet F.A against Barry Hall last week, you can be proud that our boys fly the flag - and they did last week when Maxwell knocked Murphy as well...


Jeez - I think Houla jumped in there too, was he stomping on a Pies player there...

A team that flies the flag like Carlton does is a team that is well bonded and works together.

As our skills and match fitness gradually improve, this quality will prove to be critical and will help us immeasurably - and it will help us fly another flag later on.

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My Blue Heaven

And this link below is what hurts every single Collingwood supporter out there! As Teddy Whitten would say "WE STUCK IT RIGHt UP EM!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DS2uTDVdjc

Thanks Achilles. I hadn't had the chance to see any of it so it was great.
Gibbs's tackling was one of the highlights for mine plus Judd looks like he is moving better. Glides across the ground like a nun on speed.

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Let slip the Blues of war (with apologies to William Shakespeare) (and Sir Francis Bacon, just in case)

Sensational!

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"our electorate seeks less to be informed and more to be validated." Sad times.

To this day, it still blows me away that Fev was blamed for starting that brawl, when it was Didick who had started it.

Great to watch!

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“It is a state of mind, a system of belief, a way of seeing the world, a deep faith that, because you are Carlton, you belong to something great.” - Mike Fitzpatrick articulating what Out of the Blue means.

Great stuff!

Love the highlights at about 4:25 when Gibbs locked up the 'coon-skin hat and then gave him a bit to go on with on the ground... Gold.

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