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Carlton Intraclub called off

Freddy Fuschia
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Forget the rubbish about players having flu. My theory is that they couldn't find enough sober players to make up two teams.  

lmao

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    bit disappointing.. me and a mate were gunna go... softcocks.

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    bit disappointing.. me and a mate were gunna go... softcocks.

    Wow, thats embarrassing.

    originally to be 16 players a side-

    '13-14' a side as ratten stated, wasnt enough?? wtf?

    2 less players per squad, so we just cancel the day on everyone?? wacko.gif

    those pansies didnt just want to get their pretty little heads wet!

    last year - 'they were coming' -

    this year - 'they gonna wait on the weather, before they leave the house!' - HA..

    Edited by DemonDan...

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    You can't blame the Blues because they were only following Andy Demetriou's orders after the AFL investigated the notorious booze cruise and specifically warned Kernahan and the Carlton board that the team had to stay dry!

    GOLD :lol:

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    I don't like Carlton very much

    Very insightful post of how much C&B doesn't like Carlton.

    My thoughts of Carlton are that they really have messed things up. These next 2-3 years are supposed to be the time they 'make their mark' on the AFL.

    What has happened is that they haven't been able to keep their list intact, have had discipline issues upon discipline issues and had to let go their game winning full forward.

    Can't help but laugh really.

    I can't see how they are going to improve on last year, especially with a really bad excuse for a forward line. Carlton will most likely got 7th or 8th again this year is my prediction.

    Thats my two cents.

    Gippy

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    Very insightful post of how much C&B doesn't like Carlton.

    My thoughts of Carlton are that they really have messed things up. These next 2-3 years are supposed to be the time they 'make their mark' on the AFL.

    What has happened is that they haven't been able to keep their list intact, have had discipline issues upon discipline issues and had to let go their game winning full forward.

    Can't help but laugh really.

    I can't see how they are going to improve on last year, especially with a really bad excuse for a forward line. Carlton will most likely got 7th or 8th again this year is my prediction.

    Thats my two cents.

    Gippy

    I agree, Losing Fevola was not part of their premiership plan, and i still do not rate the back line.

    They will be mid table-We will not be that far behind them either.

    I do hope we beat those bastards twice this year, maybe even 3 times.

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