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Rd 19: Pre Game Irritations: Carlton vs Geelong
#1
Not looking forward to this one. We matched up well against Geelong last year when we had a decent proportion f our list available.
That is not the case at the moment. Losing to Brisbane yesterday defies description.
Live Long and Prosper!
#2
We'll win this one!

If ACoS is back....
Finals, then 4 in a row!
#3
(07-24-2017, 02:38 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:We'll win this one!

If ACoS is back....
I doubt that Alex Silvagni will be fit. It would be nice if he were to be fit.
Live Long and Prosper!
#4
Marchbank, Byrne and White will be ready to come back if required
#5
Player Injury Duration

Ciaran Byrne Groin 1 week
Tom Williamson Back Test
David Cuningham Groin Test
Dale Thomas Calf Test
Alex Silvagni Knee 4 weeks
Patrick Kerr Hip Season
Caleb Marchbank Shoulder 1 week
Ed Curnow Larynx 3 weeks
Simon White Knee 1 week
Dylan Buckley Hamstring 3 weeks
Andrew Phillips Foot Season
Patrick Cripps Leg Season
Sam Rowe Knee Season

This was last week's injury list.
Alex Silvagni has 2 - 3 weeks left , depending how he recovers. We could do with him.
Caleb Marchbank is a high probability of being available. The only question would be whether he goes straight back into the 1sts or has a week in the VFL. My preferred option would be a week in the VFL to get rid of the cobwebs, but our practice in recent times has to bringing guys back directly.
Simon White could also be ready, as could Ciaran Byrne. Both of these are senior chances, but have a higher probability of starting in the 2nds.

Ed Curnow's '3 weeks' has been about the same for 3 weeks. This has been an injury that has been hard to shake. However, if he can get over the present plateau, he may be back quite quickly. But I wouldn't want to put my money on it.

The problem is that had too many players who had very poor games against Brisbane and far too few who had anything like a decent game against North Ballarat.
Live Long and Prosper!
#6
I have good seats for this game.

If nothing else I will have a decent view of how well Geelong are likely to beat us.

Hopefully we traded for 4 premiership points to go with the Billie Smedts, Zach Tuohy trade.
"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson
#7
Geelong are soft as butter and are a two man show. However, we would need to be 500% better than yesterday to even get close. Letting an oppo like the Bears get nearly 100 possessions more is unacceptable. Gibbs owes us big time after that shitful performance. Perhaps he is lowering his trade value to the Crows.
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#8
(07-24-2017, 01:07 PM)Gointocarlton link Wrote:Geelong are soft as butter and are a two man show. However, we would need to be 500% better than yesterday to even get close. Letting an oppo like the Bears get nearly 100 possessions more is unacceptable. Gibbs owes us big time after that crapful performance. Perhaps he is lowering his trade value to the Crows.

Gibbs often doesn't respond well to a hard tag.  The MC should really have a Plan B to deal with that.  I know they tried playing him as a permanent forward but that just took him right out of the game.

We seem to match up better against the Cats but I'm not all that hopeful  Sad
“Why don’t you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don’t you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don’t you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?”  Oddball
#9
(07-23-2017, 10:46 PM)crashlander link Wrote:Not looking forward to this one. We matched up well against Geelong last year when we had a decent proportion f our list available.
That is not the case at the moment. Losing to Brisbane yesterday defies description.

We actually won the week after the Brisbane disaster last year. Admittedly we kept Melbourne out of the 8 by beating them so it wasn't exactly Geelong, but it does show a week is a long time in football.
#10
(07-24-2017, 11:41 PM)DJC link Wrote:Gibbs often doesn't respond well to a hard tag.  The MC should really have a Plan B to deal with that.  I know they tried playing him as a permanent forward but that just took him right out of the game.

We seem to match up better against the Cats but I'm not all that hopeful  Sad

Gibbs should really have a plan to deal with that.


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