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2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - crashlander - 04-21-2017

Not looking forward to this after tonight, but at the MCG and with Kreuzer back we will be better.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - madbluboy - 04-21-2017

100 point loss.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - kruddler - 04-21-2017

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Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - shawny - 04-21-2017

Have to rest some of the kids and play seasoned bodies.

Sydney defensively are stronger then port.

Go on with a similar young side and we will be lucky to score a goal.

Hope Kreuzer gets up.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - Rational_Expectations - 04-21-2017

Which young player do we drop? Despite our recent performance, I don't think there are any obvious axings. Pickett for Smedts and Polson for Kerridge?


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - cookie2 - 04-21-2017

(04-21-2017, 09:06 PM)Rational_Expectations link Wrote:Which young player do we drop? Despite our recent performance, I don't think there are any obvious axings. Pickett for Smedts and Polson for Kerridge?

Therein is what we have to deal with RE. Apart from Kreuzer the players we can bring in will only serve to rest our youngsters. Which ones of those need a rest most. I'd suggest Weitering for sure and maybe Cripps.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - Gointocarlton - 04-21-2017

I dont ever remember talking about players being "sore" after 4 or 5 rounds. Has the game changed that much? Kruze and Daisy missed. Murphy looked shot last night despite a full pre season. I reckon his knees are troubling him again. He has been wearing tape every game just below the knee cap. Some weeks on both, last night just one. He was limping fairly noticeably when he tried to sprint, couldn't catch a cold last night. Simmo and Doc also looked a little "stiff" at times.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - Professer E - 04-21-2017

After giving Polson a taste I'd "rest" him in at Preston, Fisher maybe the same.  Flyweights don't work against the swans, their mids are too hard at it.

I'd like to see hard running options across the wings, certainly at least one of Smedts, Kerridge or Cunners.  Our spread was poor, but if you lose the rucks it doesn't matter, you're chasing bums.

I'd be tempted to play Jones as a mobile utility, although I doubt he has the endurance.  I think we need another bigger option on the bench.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - townsendcalling - 04-21-2017

Let's see who puts their hand up today in the NBs.


Re: 2017 Round 6: Pre game premonitions: Carlton vs Sydney - shawny - 04-21-2017

(04-21-2017, 09:36 PM)cookie2 link Wrote:Therein is what we have to deal with RE. Apart from Kreuzer the players we can bring in will only serve to rest our youngsters. Which ones of those need a rest most. I'd suggest Weitering for sure and maybe Cripps.

Cookie - why does Weitering and Cripps need a rest. Its only round 5!

Ive noticed ately as soon as one of our more senior players have a quiet game the word 'injured' or 'needs a rest' is instantly raised. Sometimes fit and healthy footballers don't play to their ability. Happens every week.

Weitering is a kid who had a poor game - Ball delivery to him was terrible so life was made very hard for a player with only one year under his belt.

As for Cripps I thought he was close to his best last night - especially when you consider we were without a decent ruckman and still managed over 35 mostly inside touches. He will never be that explosive type so regardless of his fitness level you wont see him tearing away from a contested situation - he is bloody good at his trade but he is a bit one dimensional so until we get mids in or kids developed to do the outside running I think his flaws will be highlighted more. He always looks stuffed - maybe cause he cops more inside contact then any other blues player.

I do agree that apart from Kreuzer any senior replacements in this week will not be in our long term plans but still I think Bolts will need to bring some more experience in this week -Swans are a very seasoned and tough outfit and Fisher/Polsen types just don't look to have the bodies at this early stage to go with them.