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Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - 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: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon (/thread-2697.html) |
Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - Lods - 05-01-2016 The "older" players... in terms of length of time at the club started the season rather slowly. Over the last two weeks they've started to work into the games a bit more. That's a positive. Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - PaulP - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:41 AM)Professer E link Wrote:Is 28 Daniher? That was a pretty clumsy piece of play on Weitering, should be looked at. 28 is Mitch Brown. Daniher is 6. Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - DJC - 05-01-2016 Gee that Gibbs is a spud! If only we had another two or three spuds with the same ability to read the game, get in the right spots, win hitouts and execute well. Murphy stepped up when required and it was good to see the effort from White and Armfield. Thomas was good too, probably his best game in navy blue. How good is it when your ruckmen and CHF take contested marks around the ground? It wasn't pretty to watch but 5 goals in the last quarter could be a sign of things to come - and Weitering's injury isn't too serious
Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - Jeffy38 - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:11 AM)Lods link Wrote:Daisy was very good today. Jones I thought did enough to hold his spot. Chased, got involved and I think you can see his confidence growing Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - laj - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:09 AM)bigblue link Wrote:Caz has got to go. No-one to replace him. He took quite a few marks again playing up the ground. He's a nice "get out" coming out of defence. Ask the Gold Coast how many packs he crashed. A couple went off the ground that game not to return. Our forward structure could stop Peter Hudson in his tracks. It's Jones and Casboult for quite a while as there's no-one else. No point putting anyone else up forward, our structure is that bad it'd actually be unfair to them. If Jaksch comes in he'll replace Weitering due to injury. Probably be best leaving Jaksch in defence as playing him on our forward line would actually murder his development right now. He's the future so leave the one's who aren't, Jones and Casboult, on the forward line for now until it improves. I'd prefer Casboult as our 2nd ruck but our rucks did a good job today, especially Phillips. Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - pinot - 05-01-2016 Yeah cant believe the amount of crap Gibbs is getting on this forum.. pretty amazing... Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - DJC - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:42 AM)pinot link Wrote:Id make three changes It's good that you're not on the match committee Pinot We want to beat Collingwood next week, not gift them the game by playing blokes who aren't yet up to AFL standard.
Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - Jeffy38 - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:42 AM)pinot link Wrote:Id make three changes Sumner? Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - laj - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:23 AM)blue4life link Wrote:There's nothing wrong with long bombs if you've got a couple of decent key forwards who can outbody and outplay their defenders. John Coleman would get beaten by VFL footballers with our forward structure Re: Rd 6: Post Game Passion: Carlton vs. Essendon - pinot - 05-01-2016 (05-01-2016, 08:51 AM)Jeffy38 link Wrote:Sumner? haven't made up my mind on Sumner yet - but 8-9 touches and a couple of tackles + goal every week is that enough? I'd like to see what DVR brings to the table. |