TalkingCarlton :: View topic - One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.

Following on from Camelboy’s Team of the Decade post, here’s my team of single-gamers (1946 to 2019).

Ah, the memories.

FB: Gordon Casey (1968) Wayne Deledio (1975) Alex Hanton (1946)

HB: Ken Jungwirth (1967) Patrick McCarthy (2012) Tom Leehane (1948)

Mid: Trent Hoppner (1998) Sean Charles (1998) Jeremy Smith (1993)

HF: Scott Spalding (1993) Luke Mitchell (2012) Craig Devonport (1996)

FF: Robert Dutton (1981) Daryl Gilmore (1983) Noel Evans (1953)

Ruck : Stephen Easton (1982) Rhys Palmer (2017) Angus Schumacher (2019)

Res : Adam Chatfield (2000) Andrew Balkwill (1997) Sam Smart (1997) Peter Bevilacqua ( 1953)

Interesting that in the midst of a huge turnover of Carlton’s list, there have been only five one-match players so far this century; Chatfield, McCarthy, Mitchell, Palmer and Schumacher.

Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

Pat's Fitztrick wrote:

Four. Chatfield was last century.

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Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

CK95 wrote:

Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

I wonder

99prelim wrote:

CK95 wrote:

Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

I wonder

I thought that was Darren Tarczon.

murraycray wrote:

99prelim wrote:

CK95 wrote:

Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

I wonder

I thought that was Darren Tarczon.

Tarczon did it in ‘91, Spalding in ‘95.

murraycray wrote:

99prelim wrote:

CK95 wrote:

Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

I wonder

I thought that was Darren Tarczon.

Tarczon did it in ‘91, Spalding in ‘95.

Spaldings was the best bump I've seen. McKenna was still rotating when he hit the ground.

Author:	Pat's Fitztrick [ Wed Dec 18, 2019 5:45 pm ]
Post subject:	One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Following on from Camelboy’s Team of the Decade post, here’s my team of single-gamers (1946 to 2019). Ah, the memories. FB: Gordon Casey (1968) Wayne Deledio (1975) Alex Hanton (1946) HB: Ken Jungwirth (1967) Patrick McCarthy (2012) Tom Leehane (1948) Mid: Trent Hoppner (1998) Sean Charles (1998) Jeremy Smith (1993) HF: Scott Spalding (1993) Luke Mitchell (2012) Craig Devonport (1996) FF: Robert Dutton (1981) Daryl Gilmore (1983) Noel Evans (1953) Ruck : Stephen Easton (1982) Rhys Palmer (2017) Angus Schumacher (2019) Res : Adam Chatfield (2000) Andrew Balkwill (1997) Sam Smart (1997) Peter Bevilacqua ( 1953) Interesting that in the midst of a huge turnover of Carlton’s list, there have been only five one-match players so far this century; Chatfield, McCarthy, Mitchell, Palmer and Schumacher.

Author:	Blue Vain [ Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:52 pm ]
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Author:	moshe25 [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 12:00 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Pat's Fitztrick wrote: Following on from Camelboy’s Team of the Decade post, here’s my team of single-gamers (1946 to 2019). Ah, the memories. FB: Gordon Casey (1968) Wayne Deledio (1975) Alex Hanton (1946) HB: Ken Jungwirth (1967) Patrick McCarthy (2012) Tom Leehane (1948) Mid: Trent Hoppner (1998) Sean Charles (1998) Jeremy Smith (1993) HF: Scott Spalding (1993) Luke Mitchell (2012) Craig Devonport (1996) FF: Robert Dutton (1981) Daryl Gilmore (1983) Noel Evans (1953) Ruck : Stephen Easton (1982) Rhys Palmer (2017) Angus Schumacher (2019) Res : Adam Chatfield (2000) Andrew Balkwill (1997) Sam Smart (1997) Peter Bevilacqua ( 1953) Interesting that in the midst of a huge turnover of Carlton’s list, there have been only five one-match players so far this century; Chatfield, McCarthy, Mitchell, Palmer and Schumacher. Four. Chatfield was last century. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Author:	verbs [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 7:35 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Wait a minute! http://www.talkingcarlton.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=36532&p=1938431&hilit=one+game#p1938225

Author:	CK95 [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 11:28 am ]
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Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna?

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Author:	aboynamedsue [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 4:43 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? That hit was a beautiful moment in a year of beautiful moments.

Author:	billc3 [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 6:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
moshe25 wrote: Pat's Fitztrick wrote: Following on from Camelboy’s Team of the Decade post, here’s my team of single-gamers (1946 to 2019). Ah, the memories. FB: Gordon Casey (1968) Wayne Deledio (1975) Alex Hanton (1946) HB: Ken Jungwirth (1967) Patrick McCarthy (2012) Tom Leehane (1948) Mid: Trent Hoppner (1998) Sean Charles (1998) Jeremy Smith (1993) HF: Scott Spalding (1993) Luke Mitchell (2012) Craig Devonport (1996) FF: Robert Dutton (1981) Daryl Gilmore (1983) Noel Evans (1953) Ruck : Stephen Easton (1982) Rhys Palmer (2017) Angus Schumacher (2019) Res : Adam Chatfield (2000) Andrew Balkwill (1997) Sam Smart (1997) Peter Bevilacqua ( 1953) Interesting that in the midst of a huge turnover of Carlton’s list, there have been only five one-match players so far this century; Chatfield, McCarthy, Mitchell, Palmer and Schumacher. Four. Chatfield was last century. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk Sadly, it probably indicates that we were struggling and players who should only have gotten one game were gifted entire seasons... and wasn't Chatfield the only player out of a squillion to NOT have played with Craig Bradley?? Go Blues

Author:	99prelim [ Thu Dec 19, 2019 8:22 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? I wonder

Author:	murraycray [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 5:07 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
99prelim wrote: CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? I wonder I thought that was Darren Tarczon.

Author:	aboynamedsue [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 6:45 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
murraycray wrote: 99prelim wrote: CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? I wonder I thought that was Darren Tarczon. Tarczon did it in ‘91, Spalding in ‘95.

Author:	ianh [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 8:55 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
aboynamedsue wrote: murraycray wrote: 99prelim wrote: CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? I wonder I thought that was Darren Tarczon. Tarczon did it in ‘91, Spalding in ‘95. And Spalding did it better - no disrespect to "Tarzan" 's effort which was a beauty.

Author:	klakker [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 11:12 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
aboynamedsue wrote: murraycray wrote: 99prelim wrote: CK95 wrote: Does Earl Spalding qualify for that one hit on Guy McKenna? I wonder I thought that was Darren Tarczon. Tarczon did it in ‘91, Spalding in ‘95. Both should get medals.

Author:	Blue Vain [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 3:00 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Spaldings was the best bump I've seen. McKenna was still rotating when he hit the ground.

Author:	Wojee [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 6:55 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Blue Vain wrote: Spaldings was the best bump I've seen. McKenna was still rotating when he hit the ground. He's lucky he didn't hit the ground head-first or he'd have tunneled to China.

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Author:	tommi [ Fri Dec 20, 2019 7:24 pm ]
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That's silly Wohee.... from Australia it would be Argentina...! kindest regards tommi

Author:	CK95 [ Sat Dec 21, 2019 11:08 am ]
Post subject:	Re: One Hit Wonders – a team of Single-game Bluebaggers.
Blue Vain wrote: Spaldings was the best bump I've seen. McKenna was still rotating when he hit the ground. I was watching on the big screen in the Carlton Social Club, was awesome!