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Can i ust say that we are fasty running out of excuses.
Ratts first year as coach
Young list...

... blah blah blah....

The truth is... at the oment take Judd and Fev out and were struggling....

And until the other 20 players that take their place on the field each week improve their otput and the coaching group get smarter.... we will struggle!!!

Its simple to beat us....

....stop Judd (first)
... stop Fev ...


thats all.......

There are other young teams and other inexperienced coaches out there....

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Sometimes they can stop Judd if they are lucky. Occasionally they can stop Fevola too, but that's also hard work. Rarely can they stop both of them at the same time. That's why they are our weapons.

Why do people expect us to move from a wooden spoon side to a premiership side in the space of 12 months?

We have added a weapon to the side to partner the only one we had, we removed the old coach and replaced him with a young guy who is prepared to back the kids. So far it's meant we have gone from a bottom side to a middle of the table side.

We need to add more weapons (including the natural development of Walker, Murphy, Gibbs and Kreuzer) if we are to become a top side. But that will take more than 12 months.

This year is about moving up the ladder.

Next year we will hopefully move further in that direction with Murphy, Gibbs and Walker taking steps towards elite level. Maybe we will secure another ready to go weapon, if things fall into place.

The year after, the same again. Kreuzer gets ready to join Fevola, Judd, Murphy, Walker and Gibbs in the elite level. Maybe Bower & Jamison are a dynamic duo down back like Rutten and Bock. Let's all hope so.


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Sometimes they can stop Judd if they are lucky. Occasionally they can stop Fevola too, but that's also hard work. Rarely can they stop both of them at the same time. That's why they are our weapons.

Why do people expect us to move from a wooden spoon side to a premiership side in the space of 12 months?

We have added a weapon to the side to partner the only one we had, we removed the old coach and replaced him with a young guy who is prepared to back the kids. So far it's meant we have gone from a bottom side to a middle of the table side.

We need to add more weapons (including the natural development of Walker, Murphy, Gibbs and Kreuzer) if we are to become a top side. But that will take more than 12 months.

This year is about moving up the ladder.

Next year we will hopefully move further in that direction with Murphy, Gibbs and Walker taking steps towards elite level. Maybe we will secure another ready to go weapon, if things fall into place.

The year after, the same again. Kreuzer gets ready to join Fevola, Judd, Murphy, Walker and Gibbs in the elite level. Maybe Bower & Jamison are a dynamic duo down back like Rutten and Bock. Let's all hope so.


Well its not about going from 16th ro 1st... we wernt 16 th last year... and noones expecting 1st...

But we should be putting the crap sides away.... 6 years of being at the bottom means there is a system that helps u not be too shit forever...

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This is what I dont get from the weekend;

We had no answers in the middle, they did the same thing to us each and every time. WHY ? We should of been reading Hilles taps.

Why does Carazzo and Murphy continually turn the ball over. Murphy at least gets the ball, but Carazzo so many turnovers that resulted in goals. Has been around for a while now so we need to make a statement and tell him to improve or play for the bullants. Murphy needs to improve his goalkicking as well. Two weeks in a row flushed shots he should of eaten from 5 metres out.

Fisher - Cannot kick more than 40 metres. Even if he is 20 metres out I hold my breath.

Betts, needs to do more. Keep in the midfield, once put there he got a few clearances straight away.

We need to develop Edwards and Hartlett for the next 9 games, no matter what.

Give Gibbs a job - forward, Midfield...........

Essendon* did exactly the same thing they did to us in round 3. What happened to shutting them down ? It was way to easy for them, if they were not chipping around they were running straight down the centre uncontested. WHY?

Why cant we keep the ball into the forward line to leading players instead of looping the ball straight in the air. Poor Fev really needs to work for his marks.......

I am bloody embarassed losing to those flower !!!!!!!!!!!!!


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We have the same problem Richmond had with Richo cept he can play in other possies and Fevola cant. At the moment Hartlett and Edwards should be persisted with cos who else is there?


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Can i ust say that we are fasty running out of excuses.
Ratts first year as coach
Young list...

... blah blah blah....

The truth is... at the oment take Judd and Fev out and were struggling....

And until the other 20 players that take their place on the field each week improve their otput and the coaching group get smarter.... we will struggle!!!

Its simple to beat us....

....stop Judd (first)
... stop Fev ...


thats all.......

There are other young teams and other inexperienced coaches out there....


Stop the following and you will win
Crows - burton mcleod
Lions - brown and black
Bombers- hille and lloyd
Hawks - Franklin - mitchell
Geelong - Scarlett- Ablett
Pies- Shaw and Cloke
Swans- Hall and Goodes
Freo- Pavlich- Carr
Demons- Robb and ??/
Tigers- Richo
Bulldogs - Johnson and Cooney
West coast - Cox and Kerr
Port- Burgoyne and Cornes
Saints- Reiwolt and Ball
North- Thompson, Jones

Blues - Fev and Judd

we are no different from any other team if their guns don't fire they lose as well - Our problem is the only other bloke who is capable of standing up and kicking more than 3 goals is playing at CHB -and he is being thrown from one end to the other to try and fill a weakness

We need another forward target or several for that matter . I cant think apart from The bullshit game against Melb when the last time a player other than Fev kicked 4 goals or more.

Chuck in Hartlett- edwards even Ackland - get them forward and leave them there - It took Fev years before he was a consistant forward . We give a bloke a run for 2 games if it doesn't work out - bring in Wiggens
It hasn't worked won't work and we will get found out as you say if Judd and Fev are off - and in both games against the Scum Fev and Judd were ok.

stop the reliance on this one forward it will never lead to success

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Sydney Blue wrote:
Synbad wrote:
Can i ust say that we are fasty running out of excuses.
Ratts first year as coach
Young list...

... blah blah blah....

The truth is... at the oment take Judd and Fev out and were struggling....

And until the other 20 players that take their place on the field each week improve their otput and the coaching group get smarter.... we will struggle!!!

Its simple to beat us....

....stop Judd (first)
... stop Fev ...


thats all.......

There are other young teams and other inexperienced coaches out there....


Stop the following and you will win
Crows - burton mcleod
Lions - brown and black
Bombers- hille and lloyd
Hawks - Franklin - mitchell
Geelong - Scarlett- Ablett
Pies- Shaw and Cloke
Swans- Hall and Goodes
Freo- Pavlich- Carr
Demons- Robb and ??/
Tigers- Richo
Bulldogs - Johnson and Cooney
West coast - Cox and Kerr
Port- Burgoyne and Cornes
Saints- Reiwolt and Ball
North- Thompson, Jones

Blues - Fev and Judd

we are no different from any other team if their guns don't fire they lose as well - Our problem is the only other bloke who is capable of standing up and kicking more than 3 goals is playing at CHB -and he is being thrown from one end to the other to try and fill a weakness

We need another forward target or several for that matter . I cant think apart from The bullshit game against Melb when the last time a player other than Fev kicked 4 goals or more.

Chuck in Hartlett- edwards even Ackland - get them forward and leave them there - It took Fev years before he was a consistant forward . We give a bloke a run for 2 games if it doesn't work out - bring in Wiggens
It hasn't worked won't work and we will get found out as you say if Judd and Fev are off - and in both games against the Scum Fev and Judd were ok.

stop the reliance on this one forward it will never lead to success


POTW, bar the comment on playing Sugar :roll:

Play Edwards and Hartlett (now he's fit and as ready as he'll ever be) for at least a month.

See if they can make it (use Fev as a decoy if we have to). If they can't cut it then their spot on the list comes under serious review. We need other avenues big time.


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Sydney Blue wrote:
Synbad wrote:
Can i ust say that we are fasty running out of excuses.
Ratts first year as coach
Young list...

... blah blah blah....

The truth is... at the oment take Judd and Fev out and were struggling....

And until the other 20 players that take their place on the field each week improve their otput and the coaching group get smarter.... we will struggle!!!

Its simple to beat us....

....stop Judd (first)
... stop Fev ...


thats all.......

There are other young teams and other inexperienced coaches out there....


Stop the following and you will win
Crows - burton mcleod
Lions - brown and black
Bombers- hille and lloyd
Hawks - Franklin - mitchell
Geelong - Scarlett- Ablett
Pies- Shaw and Cloke
Swans- Hall and Goodes
Freo- Pavlich- Carr
Demons- Robb and ??/
Tigers- Richo
Bulldogs - Johnson and Cooney
West coast - Cox and Kerr
Port- Burgoyne and Cornes
Saints- Reiwolt and Ball
North- Thompson, Jones

Blues - Fev and Judd

we are no different from any other team if their guns don't fire they lose as well - Our problem is the only other bloke who is capable of standing up and kicking more than 3 goals is playing at CHB -and he is being thrown from one end to the other to try and fill a weakness

We need another forward target or several for that matter . I cant think apart from The bullshit game against Melb when the last time a player other than Fev kicked 4 goals or more.

Chuck in Hartlett- edwards even Ackland - get them forward and leave them there - It took Fev years before he was a consistant forward . We give a bloke a run for 2 games if it doesn't work out - bring in Wiggens
It hasn't worked won't work and we will get found out as you say if Judd and Fev are off - and in both games against the Scum Fev and Judd were ok.

stop the reliance on this one forward it will never lead to success



Quack!

No team is as reliant on 2 men as we are...

Forward Fev and second leading goalkicker how many???

Midfield ... Judd .. clearances and hard ball gets inside 50s???

What are you talking about????
:lol:

Love the Hawks Franklin Mitchell.....
StKilda Riewold Ball???
Which 2 do you stop at Geelong to win???

And this week if we stop Richo we win right????

:garthp:


We should win every week....just a couple of taggers... :garthp: :lol:

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I heard a stat (think it was around half time) that Fev was the target of 26 out of 27 forward 50 entries. If that was right, then the players are under instruction to kick to Fev.

Watching from the stands, if Fev was covered the Carlton players didn't know what to do (bit like a rabbit in the spotlights). And the forward line doesn't work for each other... no blocks to give a teammate time and space. Everytime (or almost) we kicked to an option aprt from Fev in the second half a defender was right there... either meant that Carlton player wasn't working hard enough or did not get any help. I couldn't remember a time a mismatch was created for Fev... Fletcher was always at the contest... lucky Fev pantsed him. Maybe what some supporters should do is go watch another game live that doesn't involve Carlton and have a look at how the teams set up their structures and if/how players work for each other. Then compare that to Carlton's set up. And the forward line is not working both ways, offensively and defensively.

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IMO we went in with a smaller side to get more run into the team as this is the area where the Dons have exploited us in the past. For some reason the Tigers and Dons match up better against us than other clubs. Couple of very quick small players we can't match up on and some mobile tall key position targets.

IMO we matched Bentick up against Watson and Cloke against Hille to try and stop the quick breakaway from the Centre. Hille was too bit strong and good for Cloke and Bentick is best used as an in and under and tagging is not his forte. Watson was too quick feeding the ball out with his hands and Bentick was in no man's land.

They had three/four tall marking forwards with Lucas Lloyd McPhee and Neagle. Browne on Jetta. We don't have another established small defender to take the oppositions other small forwards so we went with Carrazzo as an experienced player down back. Not a lot of other options at present.

Also we started Armfield on the bench with Russell to provide run later in the game and Wiggins in case we needed to change the team around. Needless to say that our initial plans did not work and the MC started changing it around early in the first quarter.

In the second quarter we got back the initiative with Carrazzo moved in to the middle. He stopped Watson's influence and we started to win some clearances. The momentum was with us and we went in at haf time halving the first quarter deficit. But both Carrazzo and Judd had concussion and missed most of the third quarter where we went with Eddie on ball. However that robbed us of his forward pressure.

Not enough depth, pace and marking targets in the side and nothing we didn't know about before the season started. Edwards has been tried and Hartlett has a query over his durability. No half forward goal sneak in the reserves and no other marking forwards. Austin and Anderson may come in and help address some aspects down back but we still need to build up their bodies and get games into a lot of players.


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I heard a stat (think it was around half time) that Fev was the target of 26 out of 27 forward 50 entries. If that was right, then the players are under instruction to kick to Fev.


OTC they mentioned it was around 26 or so to Fev, with the next best being 3 to Fisher.


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I heard a stat (think it was around half time) that Fev was the target of 26 out of 27 forward 50 entries. If that was right, then the players are under instruction to kick to Fev.


OTC they mentioned it was around 26 or so to Fev, with the next best being 3 to Fisher.


One of Fisher's 3 was when he outmarked Fev in the square.

With Edwards and Hartlett yes give them a go but use them. Don't just put them in the team to make up numbers and then kick it long to Fev. The other side of that is that Edwards/Hartlett have to make position and demand the ball from their team mates. At least they can kick from the 50m mark.

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Molly wrote:
2: Of course we need another option beside Fev. Where are they going to come from though? .... You've got to have the cattle to have a functioning forward line, and we haven't drafted for it .... This is a list management issue, not a coaching issue. It's a list management issue from the years 2002-2007, and not much ratts et al can do about it.


Can't agree Molly. It's not a list managment issue from 2002-2007 - it's a list management issue now! It's about saying one thing ("we're developing other forwad options") while doing nothing.

We're crying out for foward options. We had Waite (who can play forward or back) playing CHB. And we had Austin in the reserves playing CHB who had been in the bests for 5 out the last 6 weeks and BOG for the last 2.

- Austin could have played CHB (hell he, probably could have played CHF);
- Waite could have been moved foward;
- Fev could have been instructed to play dummy forward for the 1st quarter so that we weren't predictable;
- and the midfielders could have been instructed to kick it anywhere than at Fev.

None of it happened. Instead we kicked it at Fev ~15 times in the first quarter and gave up a 7 goal lead in the process.

It's patently untrue to suggest that the MC didn't have other options to work with. They did, they just weren't brave enough to use them, and they deserve to be held accountable for that decision, not excused because we haven't drafted Jack Watts yet.

To me, the match committee was as complacent as the players. They also assumed that we are better than Essendon*, that last time was an abberation, and we could coast through that game on our way to the finals without the MC having to work for it.

The worst that could have happened was the Austin turned out to be not ready. It would hardly have been a catastrophe. Waite could have been swithced back to CHB and Austin could played in a foward pocket where he would at least have drawn a defender (and at least he can kick it 50m). Either would have been more valuable experience for the kid than being played out of position in the reserves as his reward for a month+ of good form.


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Fevola-like focus inevitably leads to football failure

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Different approaches have brought contrasting results: 30 goals in four games of essentially man-on-man football, 27 from the other nine where Fevola has seen his empty nest become more of a crowded house.


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Frawley sees this as the next phase of Brett Ratten's coaching career — how to bring on the likes of Matthew Kreuzer, Adam Hartlett and Shaun Hampson to provide that second and third target, benefiting all by spreading the load. "So they can tell Brendan, 'We still need you to have an impact, but if we need you to kick seven and eight we're going to be in trouble … the reason why we win will be the reason why we lose'."


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The knock-on benefit of smothering him can be that it tends to bring out the side of Fevola that no Carlton folk like to see, when frustration leads to bad body language and apparent disinterest.


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Contrast this with Brisbane's dynamic duo of Jonathan Brown and Daniel Bradshaw, who the Lions have gone to 122 and 121 times respectively, or 21% each.


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Amazing it took someone in the media this long to realise how our forward line functions. :lol:


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Frawley sees this as the next phase of Brett Ratten's coaching career — how to bring on the likes of Matthew Kreuzer, Adam Hartlett and Shaun Hampson to provide that second and third target, benefiting all by spreading the load. "So they can tell Brendan, 'We still need you to have an impact, but if we need you to kick seven and eight we're going to be in trouble … the reason why we win will be the reason why we lose'."

No "He'll learn from that!"? :shock:


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Frawley sees this as the next phase of Brett Ratten's coaching career


Big red warning and flashing signs.

Please CFC NEVER take any notice of what Frawley has to say about football. Harsh, but there are very few players who know less about what it takes to play premiership football than Danny Frawley.

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Synners,

you were a supporter of the Voss appointment. I'm not going to dig through old posts to find evidence, but you were. A strong part of the public side of the Carlton push for Voss was that he would be a young coach, learning and evolving with the players - that he would make mistakes along the way. Your support of Voss obviously included support for this approach. So the question is, why did you support a Voss appointment on the basis he would be allowed to make mistakes if you don't support Ratten as a developmental coach being in the same position? Surely Ratten is as entitled to develop with the team as Voss would have been?


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The decoy full-forward - that is the answer.

It is the oldest trick in the book. Melbourne used that trick all throughout the 1950's with Athol Webb etc while the real target was Bob Johnson.

It should be viewed as a positive if they triple-team Fevola. Once that happens - get him to lead out to the flanks and have a fast midfielder double back on the fat side of the ground. easy peasy goals that way.


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Synners,

you were a supporter of the Voss appointment. I'm not going to dig through old posts to find evidence, but you were. A strong part of the public side of the Carlton push for Voss was that he would be a young coach, learning and evolving with the players - that he would make mistakes along the way. Your support of Voss obviously included support for this approach. So the question is, why did you support a Voss appointment on the basis he would be allowed to make mistakes if you don't support Ratten as a developmental coach being in the same position? Surely Ratten is as entitled to develop with the team as Voss would have been?


I would want Ratts to be a success,,,

But he is so unimaginative it isnt funny...
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You cannot be unimaginative when you have a very young side. There is so much to explore.

Te HAmpson thing was a joke.
The continual use of Russell is a joke.
The stonewalling of Aisake and Benjamin is a joke...
The trialling of Edwards and putting him away is a joke..
The non use of Pfeiffer and Hartlett is a joke....
The one dimmensioned forward line is a joke...
The over reliance of Judd in the midfield is a joke...
The lack of blocking and making room is a joke...
Setanta to get the chop this week will be a joke...
The fact that alot of our players arent improving isnt a good side...

Some are... (kids with natural improvement ).. but blokes like Scotland Stevens Simmo Carrazzo havent... IMO

Hes had us for a a year now....

On the positive side the players seem to like him more......

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