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Prior to the draft, I was hoping we would pick Duigan up in a trade for a late pick.



Knee sounds bad, but it doesn't seem as though Malthouse has treated him at all well.



I reckon Carlton may struggle to make the eight next year. They seem to have some issues at the moment, and in no way is that a bad thing. They're such a hate-able club.

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    bit like someone's said GFY to Mouse...lol

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    Prior to the draft, I was hoping we would pick Duigan up in a trade for a late pick.

    Knee sounds bad, but it doesn't seem as though Malthouse has treated him at all well.

    I reckon Carlton may struggle to make the eight next year. They seem to have some issues at the moment, and in no way is that a bad thing. They're such a hate-able club.

    Funny RB I don't hate them!

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    As with most things AFL, the simple explanation (crook knee) is probably the most likely story. But the conspiracy theory that Duigan and Malthouse didn't see eye-to-eye is far more entertaining and therefore may get a life of its own. I can just see the (insert name of Herald Sun journalist/Damian Barrett/Luke Darcy) version which questions whether Duigan's psychology degree means he couldn't work with Malthouse because of Malthouse's man management "style".

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    Said in another thread that Carlton will probably put him on the LTIL and promote a rookie, so they won't really be one man down on their list.

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    Funny RB I don't hate them!

    Actually I do...despise them and Messendon both

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    Actually I do...despise them and Messendon both

    I have only one team that I bear a genuine grudge and the is the Crows.

    Cannot abide them.

    The rest I dislike on game day but after that I like them to varying degrees.

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    I have only one team that I bear a genuine grudge and the is the Crows.

    Cannot abide them.

    The rest I dislike on game day but after that I like them to varying degrees.

    i dont dislike Adelaide as a team....their supporters at home however are invariably feral !!

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