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2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - Printable Version +- Carlton Supporters Club (http://new.carltonsc.com) +-- Forum: Princes Park (http://new.carltonsc.com/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Robert Heatley Stand (http://new.carltonsc.com/forum-14.html) +--- Thread: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast (/thread-3698.html) |
Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - LP - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:44 AM)PaulP link Wrote:I'm sure kids spend less time with the footy than in years gone past. But other factors surely must play a part - rule changes, faster, fitter players, which means the ball carrier executes under greater pressure.........I'm sure there's others. Fev is adamant it's because too many new footy's are being used. I suppose his career spanned both era's of football. One with a single ball used for a full game and the other with bags of balls at each end of the ground. After the first couple of years of using bags of balls I believe the AFL required the manufacturer to artificially kick the balls in, they use some sort of giant tumbler to do this. But even so the bags full of balls still means that each ball is shiny new and slippery as all get out when they first enter play, they never really get scuffed up enough to become easily gripped! I suppose the lack of mud and dirt also impacts this, the games are basically played on carpet with little on no abrasive particles! Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - BluePhantom - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:24 AM)LP link Wrote:Anyone watching the Dogs vs Wet Toast game today would have seen a pattern very similar to our own game. Lets go Man on Man ALL game ala Wayne Brittain against The Cheats Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - PaulP - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:46 AM)LP link Wrote:Fev is adamant it's because too many new footy's are being used. I suppose his career spanned both era's of football. One with a single ball used for a full game and the other with bags of balls at each end of the ground. Hmm, Interesting. I never thought of that. I don't think his kicking skills suffered too much though. Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - LP - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:51 AM)PaulP link Wrote:Hmm, Interesting. I never thought of that. Actually, he first made the comment about balls not being "kicked in" when he was going through a kicking slump. I believe the following season the AFL also requested a slight shape change to the new balls to make the ends more rounded like a kicked in ball. But they are still slippery. Also a couple of things that have changed. No bouncing the ball around the ground, probably not a big deal but back in the one ball days it would have made a difference. Secondly, when you use one ball non-stop it softens and warms up slightly, in the very same way tennis balls warm up during use. It's not a lot, but it's enough to change the way the ball feels and behaves. Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - kruddler - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:02 AM)Shakin77 link Wrote:So the only comparisons we are making is that they have coach for the same period. Fair enough. Makes sense. I didn't bring it up first. I was just implying that at a similar period in the not-so-distant past, when our team was performing similarly, our coach was a dead man walking. Lods has been the one to suggest that Bolton won't last if this continues because...Carlton. (04-01-2018, 10:02 AM)Shakin77 link Wrote:Mick was hamstrung? How? He didn't get his Captain? He got everything thing else. Coaches. High Performance Team. Players he wanted. Hamstrung? Please. You are grossly over valuing the role of the Captain. There are no rules stopping anyone else provding leadership.This is a dangerous game we are entering into, so lets just not go down there other to say, a simple call as captain was taken out of his hands. (04-01-2018, 10:02 AM)Shakin77 link Wrote:I think you are overrating the guys running around for the Bullants getting beaten most weeks by 8 goals. No magic solutions there, unless you want to take a backward step like Flyboy and play Graham and Kerridge I'm overrating bullants players? How?? I've been the one who has been suggesting that our list has been a bottom4 list for a couple years now. Flyboy and co keep tell me we are finals bound. I haven't called for Graham, or Kerridge. I'm calling for kids ahead of them. I'm calling for blokes who put in, Jack. Let me ask you a question or 2. Were you happy with our performance against Gold Coast? Were you happy with our team selections leading up to that (before and after the Kreuzer stuff up) Are you convinced we are heading in the right direction? Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - LP - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 11:02 AM)kruddler link Wrote:I haven't called for Graham, or Kerridge. No more boat anchors extending their careers at the expense of kids, just play the kid. (04-01-2018, 11:02 AM)kruddler link Wrote:Were you happy with our team selections leading up to that (before and after the Kreuzer stuff up) Don't call this a stuff up, there is no way they were caught of guard and phrasing it like it was some sort of misfortune that Kreuzer didn't get up allows the MC off the hook. They planned and instigated that team selection, media rumors were Kreuzer was never a chance and the media were right onto it all week long. So what happened yesterday wasn't an accident or a misfortune, it was deliberate! Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - Shakin77 - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:35 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:i never mentioned Graham Shakin. Don't agree. This is not the 80's when you need to play 100 VFL games before your AFL debut. Dow is going to learn a lot more from Cripps and Kruezer (when fit) in a AFL then he will in the VFL. Kerridge will offer more in the short term, but playing him and Graham stops getting games into talented kids which will benefit the team in the long run. Look. In short our list is pox. It's really bad and unbalanced. How we started favourite against the Suns amazed me. Have a look at our 22-26 year olds. The guys on your list that should have reached 60-100 games plus and are consistent in thier output. Casboult, Levi Jones, Liam Phillips, Andrew Shaw, Matt ® Mullett, Aaron O'Shea, Cameron Lamb, Jed Kerridge, Sam Docherty, Sam Graham, Nicholas Plowman, Lachlan Byrne, Ciaran Cripps, Patrick Lang, Darcy Cripps and ???? Plowman. Doc of course. No need to back the truck over the wasted draft picks, but our core is made up of recycled players and very little talent. This in the group that should be stepping up, not Dow, SPS, Fisher, Polson and Cunningham who should be showing signs of improvement. The Suns. Hall, Aaron Thompson, Rory May, Steven Nicholls, Tom Lyons, Jarryd Day, Sam Witts, Jarrod Lynch, Tom Swallow, David Young, Aaron Sexton, Alex Lemmens, Sean Lonergan, Jesse Martin, Jack Leslie, Jack Holman, Nicholas ® Willis, Mackenzie ® Kolodjashnij, Kade Miller, Touk Weller, Lachlan Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - LP - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:35 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:i never mentioned Graham Shakin. Kerridge is one of the boat anchors, he offers us nothing for the long term future. It's a blight on our club that we de-listed young players like Gowers and Holman, often to pick up players like Smedts, Palmer and Lamb and then keep guys like Kerridge, Casboult and Graham on the list for extended periods. On Murphy, he could win a Brownlow and you'd bag him out, go and have a read of the Jim Park voting to understand how few share your opinion, then ask yourself why they don't bother debating you? Have a good look inside and wake up to yourself, your vitriol doesn't cut it as a valid argument! Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - LoveNavy - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 10:46 AM)LP link Wrote:Fev is adamant it's because too many new footy's are being used. I suppose his career spanned both era's of football. One with a single ball used for a full game and the other with bags of balls at each end of the ground. Funny the ball problem comes up this week. I think it was the Giants game where this was mentioned. The commentators said the players thought there was something wrong with the ball. Go figure- maybe there's something in Fev's comments. Re: 2018 Rd 2: Post Game Prattle: Carlton vs Gold Coast - Shakin77 - 04-01-2018 (04-01-2018, 11:02 AM)kruddler link Wrote:Were you happy with our performance against Gold Coast? a) No. It was a poor performance. Our forwardline was terrible. No space. No one creating space. No one leading towards the ball carrier. Best at this were Curnow, Thomas and Lamb. Weitering was lost and just got in the way. Not a forward, however with Marchbank and Jones we don't really need 3 talls. Struggled for a match up, however for his development I would prefer to play him in the seniors. b) None have really bothered me. I would have liked to see McKay play much for the same reasons as Weittering. I don't think he is ready, but the more games he and Curnow play in the same forwardline the better. Silvagni I love but I not sure what role he plays in the modern game. Not tall enough/Not quick enough. Hard to find a similar type in any of the successful sides. c) List wise yes. I like the influx of youth, but it was alway going to bring pain. We (Carlton Supporters) piss and moan about Gibbs and Murphy, but they are class players and you can't expect the kids to step up and replace a Gibbs. He will dominate at the Crows with Crouch (x2) and Sloane. He will make dills like Spanner look silly. Yeah we are better off without Gibbs and Murphy ;( |