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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 3:27 pm 
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like voss said we got them at the right time but i never expected to win by that amount great pressure and team work BUT


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 4:22 pm 
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Im looking forward to watching the replay tonight, its always better to watch it when youre not waiting for the implosion and the opposition to kick 6 straight and win by 14....

yes, thats how we are conditioned as Carlton supporters :)

PS Loved seeing a goal where the last two guys in the goal square are our wingers (Cotts and Acres if I recall) shows some hard running!


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 4:38 pm 
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D.King on SEN today seemed to be a bit all over the shop in his opinion about the Blues, which is fair enough I mean we have only just started to win again.
G.Whately as usual a lot more articulate.


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 4:59 pm 
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Paddycripps wrote:

G.Whately as usual a lot more articulate.


Did he liken Jesse Motlop to Thierry Henry?

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 5:13 pm 
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 5:34 pm 
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The evenness of Saturday's performance is best summed up by our own MVP votes. Only one player in the current top 10 for the season registered votes - Nick Newman with 4 votes, who before this week was 10th on the leaderboard.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 8:31 pm 
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jake_h03 wrote:
The evenness of Saturday's performance is best summed up by our own MVP votes. Only one player in the current top 10 for the season registered votes - Nick Newman with 4 votes, who before this week was 10th on the leaderboard.


Whoa

That's a good thing.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2023 10:52 pm 
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jake_h03 wrote:
Paddycripps wrote:

G.Whately as usual a lot more articulate.


Did he liken Jesse Motlop to Thierry Henry?


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2023 2:51 pm 
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peabody wrote:
Can anybody name a better H&A win this century?

When was the last time we beat a genuine contender in a game that mattered? When have we ever done it so emphatically?


Good answers to this question. Still think this win was better than all of them

Agree round 3 2012 was the high watermark of this century, where we finally announced we had arrived. But what a false dawn it was. I remember leaving the round 8 game vs Adelaide realising that group would never make it. We missed finals and sacked Ratts at the end of the year.

Teague’s first game was also a great win and a great watch. Not a relevant game though. We jumped an interstate team on our home deck who let a big lead slide after a couple of injuries. We were still dead last after the win and only finished 16th that year.

2001 is a good answer but I barely had hair on my balls back then so I feel like it doesn’t count.

The Richmond, dogs and Sydney games last year were all really good, but still none as emphatic as this one.

If we knock off collingwood in two weeks maybe then we can get excited.


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2023 3:27 pm 
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Personally I enjoy each win but won't be getting excited until we play and win a final. Not that I don't think that can happen this year.

GO BLUES!


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2023 4:11 pm 
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frank dardew wrote:
Great team
Ray needs to retire terrible umpiring


Was shocking. Rarely think umoiring turns a game, but this could have it was so bad. If Port had been kicking straight in the first half there could have been a lot more scoreboard pressure on us and confidence for them thanks to Ray the chump. I met a boundary umpire in the 90s (who didn’t barrack for blues) and asked about Goldstein and if he really was as biased against Blues as it looked to supporters and he said 100%, totally hates Carlton with a passion. What’s the point of Mike Fitzpatrick being chair of the AFL board if he can’t protect us from insipid, hateful umpiring from a certain umpire who is always the one.


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2023 4:45 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Sidefx wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
The_Cranium wrote:
What a great game from the whole team. The turnaround is fair dinkum now. 2 points out of the 8. Should be in the 8 by this time next week.

Pros:
pressure
Tackling
JSOS
Jesse
McGov
TDK
All played their best games for the year if not careers
I was there to enjoy it

Cons:
BlAcres kicking is woeful
Paddy Dow - I want him to make it so bad, but he's just not going to. His disposal and decision making is not AFL level and will never be. It's like he has no depth perception :cry:
Injuries. Injuries ffs. Injuries :banghead:


Acres: some kicks were bad. Not all.
Had 17 kicks 7 handballs. 67% efficiency
567 metres gained, and one of our best: Top 5 players

EFA - Kicking efficiency 52.6%
Only Carlton players worse were Harry 50%, Boyd 44.4% and Dow 40%.


Thanks for that Sidey :thumbsup: I thought it would be 50-60. 2 x OOB doesnt help.

Acres was huge defensively. He just runs to the right spots. His kicking isnt Mundy level but his nouse is.


Acres took some clutch defensive intercept marks too IIRC.

His game is transformed with more runners around him to share the load moving the ball into our F50.

Gary Lyon commentating on the replay (apart from saying some dumb and obvious.stuff ad nauseam!) highlighted that passage where Acres took possession at the defensive end of the centre square ~10 min into Q2.

Acres weaved through ports on-baller brigade traffic and rather than the MOONBALL dump kick to the opposition which we became so familiar with he finds Walsh outside with a rifle of a handball, Walsh running hard as always steps/cuts inside a Port defender and then delivers beautifully to Cunners sitting 20m out, straight in front of goal.

It’s what we’ve all been asking for for weeks. CHains of play, more runners, more pressure, more footy IQ. It’s funny how the entire team lifts and what appeared to some of us as hack players look invaluable all of a sudden. AFL Footy is a weird game.


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2023 4:50 pm 
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diesel95 wrote:
It’s what we’ve all been asking for for weeks. CHains of play, more runners, more pressure, more footy IQ. It’s funny how the entire team lifts and what appeared to some of us as hack players look invaluable all of a sudden. AFL Footy is a weird game.



IMO the inclusion of 3 proper half forwards who know what they're doing & are clean when the ball is on the deck, has improved us immensely all over the ground.

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 19, 2023 7:34 am 
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CK95 wrote:
diesel95 wrote:
It’s what we’ve all been asking for for weeks. CHains of play, more runners, more pressure, more footy IQ. It’s funny how the entire team lifts and what appeared to some of us as hack players look invaluable all of a sudden. AFL Footy is a weird game.



IMO the inclusion of 3 proper half forwards who know what they're doing & are clean when the ball is on the deck, has improved us immensely all over the ground.


Plus converting your chances. After kicking 3.7 early in the second quarter, we then kicked 15.7 to finish the game.
The oddest aspect of the game was in the second quarter, just after Cottrell kicked a goal. The resulting centre bounce was being set up and PA didn't have a winger on the far side. Acres was yelling at the umpire (About 5 metres away) and gesturing with his arms that there was a 6,6,6 infringement and all the umpires totally disregarded it. Port won the stoppage, got it forward and eventually Rozee kicked a goal. Bizarre.

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 19, 2023 9:59 am 
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Blue Vain wrote:
CK95 wrote:
diesel95 wrote:
It’s what we’ve all been asking for for weeks. CHains of play, more runners, more pressure, more footy IQ. It’s funny how the entire team lifts and what appeared to some of us as hack players look invaluable all of a sudden. AFL Footy is a weird game.



IMO the inclusion of 3 proper half forwards who know what they're doing & are clean when the ball is on the deck, has improved us immensely all over the ground.


Plus converting your chances. After kicking 3.7 early in the second quarter, we then kicked 15.7 to finish the game.
The oddest aspect of the game was in the second quarter, just after Cottrell kicked a goal. The resulting centre bounce was being set up and PA didn't have a winger on the far side. Acres was yelling at the umpire (About 5 metres away) and gesturing with his arms that there was a 6,6,6 infringement and all the umpires totally disregarded it. Port won the stoppage, got it forward and eventually Rozee kicked a goal. Bizarre.



That's bizarre.
The ignorance from the umpire is jaw dropping.

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 19, 2023 10:00 am 
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bondiblue wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
CK95 wrote:
diesel95 wrote:
It’s what we’ve all been asking for for weeks. CHains of play, more runners, more pressure, more footy IQ. It’s funny how the entire team lifts and what appeared to some of us as hack players look invaluable all of a sudden. AFL Footy is a weird game.



IMO the inclusion of 3 proper half forwards who know what they're doing & are clean when the ball is on the deck, has improved us immensely all over the ground.


Plus converting your chances. After kicking 3.7 early in the second quarter, we then kicked 15.7 to finish the game.
The oddest aspect of the game was in the second quarter, just after Cottrell kicked a goal. The resulting centre bounce was being set up and PA didn't have a winger on the far side. Acres was yelling at the umpire (About 5 metres away) and gesturing with his arms that there was a 6,6,6 infringement and all the umpires totally disregarded it. Port won the stoppage, got it forward and eventually Rozee kicked a goal. Bizarre.



That's bizarre.
The ignorance from the umpire is jaw dropping.


If you look at the way that whole game was umpired, not really that bizarre at all.


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