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2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - 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: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton (/thread-3222.html) |
Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - cimm1979 - 04-18-2017 (04-18-2017, 10:50 AM)DJC link Wrote:Particularly when we were called back when there was a clear advantage and allowed to play on when there was no advantage. There's no excuse for letting a mistaken advantage call proceed. It's one of the few times a ump can change his mind and re-start play. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - ElwoodBlues1 - 04-18-2017 (04-18-2017, 10:50 AM)BluePhantom link Wrote:How is Kerr going? Be later down the track when he might get a game IMO. been impressed with his mobility and kicking, I thought he was your stay at home traditional FF type but he has been played up the field in the NB's and reminded me a bit of Jake Stringer with some of his work. Doesnt get enough of the footy at this stage to warrant a game but when he does get it he looks like a good footballer...for pick 65 or whateva he was there is some value and reason to be very optimistic about his future. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - Jeffy38 - 04-18-2017 What he said ???? Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - LoveNavy - 04-18-2017 (04-18-2017, 10:39 AM)maxm68 link Wrote:It's a farking joke of a rule.... the whole idea was to not blow the whistle and let play go on if it's an advantage. Agreed. There were a couple of times when I could've sworn 'he' had his own personal umpire
Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - DJC - 04-18-2017 (04-18-2017, 11:29 AM)cimm1979 link Wrote:There's no excuse for letting a mistaken advantage call proceed. Exactly! In the context of our last game, we should have had one advantage call revoked and Ablett's goal should have been disallowed and the ball brought back for a free kick. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - BluePhantom - 04-18-2017 (04-18-2017, 11:37 AM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:Be later down the track when he might get a game IMO. been impressed with his mobility and kicking, I thought he was your stay at home traditional FF type but he has been played up the field in the NB's and reminded me a bit of Jake Stringer with some of his work. Doesnt get enough of the footy at this stage to warrant a game but when he does get it he looks like a good footballer...for pick 65 or whateva he was there is some value and reason to be very optimistic about his future. Thanks EB1, be great if he comes good. Sounds like it won't be from the want of trying
Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - Pratty - 04-19-2017 For me - out Thomas and in Polson this week. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - malo - 04-19-2017 (04-18-2017, 12:34 PM)DJC link Wrote:Exactly! Why, oh why is it so hard ? The advantage rule is implemented perfectly in Soccer & Rugby Union, there is no whistle until the ref sees that there is no advantage in the follow up play...then the ball is brought back for the free. But, I guess that would be too much of a stop to the AFLs rabid obsession with the frenetic play on at all costs game that they seem intent on manufacturing. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - bigblue - 04-19-2017 Hearing Polson a definite in this week BUT Crippa Kruez and Weiters struggling to be fit for this week. Re: 2017 Round 5 : Pre Game thread - Port Adelaide V Carlton - Peter Brady - 04-19-2017 Cripps and Weitering both need a rest. Weitering has spent a fair bit of time on the sidelines this season due to knocks in games. We don't know for sure because we're not him, but at times last week his body language suggested he'd just about had enough of the constant battering. He looks like a player not enjoying his football. His confidence appears to be down and where last season he'd approach the ball with a surety and back himself this year he appears to be tentative. Give him a week or two off and he may show the benefits of that in the second half of the season. On balance I'm not sure the forward experiment is giving us the benefit we lose by having him not playing down back. Are we that much better with him as our key forward target? |