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Post Match Discussion - Round 21

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Players should be banned from planning end of season trips until after the end of the season.

Carlton are a top 4 team, could have been worse, we could have lost to a bottom two team.

I haven't looked at the ladder all year, just guessing here.

Edited by Ethan Tremblay

 

We can obviously play when we feel like it.

Rubbish,

Every team we have beaten this year have been terrible at the time.

I look forward to the off season with interest. I can't wait to see the back of Howe, Grimes, Dunn, Garland and Watts.

 

Carlton are a top 4 team, could have been worse, we could have lost to a bottom two team.

I haven't looked at the ladder all year, just guessing here.

When you put it that way ET it really gives cause for optimism.

Surely there's nothing more to add at this point.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expect a different result.


Everyone up for trade except Hogan and Brayshaw.

Club needs to be gutted to start again.

This club will go the way of Fitzroy. Its inevitable.

I seriously hope that half-assed 'comeback' doesn't gloss over anything.

That was absolutely [censored] disgraceful and something needs to change.

Edited by Scythe

I'd try to take solace in the fact that it couldn't possibly get worse than this, but every time I've found myself thinking over the past few years that the club has found a new way to prove me wrong. We should forfeit the game next week, we're causing irreparable damage to the sport just by taking the field at the moment.


Absolutely pathetic.

These Prima-donnas can't win a match when they favourites (the Bears lost), despite being pathetic for so many years, these half-wits seem to believe they have games like today's (and Essendon) won before it began.

They obviously think they don't have to try (5 tackles in a quarter!) and the game will come to them.

The team need to pull their head out of their backsides and learn what the supporters know, that they are not even near good enough to take any team lightly.

Weak pricks.

We've won 6 games, we've improved so much......

If I was hogan I wouldnt get on the return flight from perth next week

Edited by JV7

I look forward to the off season with interest. I can't wait to see the back of Howe, Grimes, Dunn, Garland and Watts.

I have bad news for you Dunn Garland and watts are going nowhere.


I'd try to take solace in the fact that it couldn't possibly get worse than this, but every time I've found myself thinking over the past few years that the club has found a new way to prove me wrong. We should forfeit the game next week, we're causing irreparable damage to the sport just by taking the field at the moment.

Oh it can

Jones, Vince, Dunn, Garland. These are your leaders. All played like they were scared of making a mistake or didn't want to be there.

A disgraceful, abhorrent effort. There's no pride in the jumper or seemingly even personal pride.

The lack of effort for the majority of the match is unacceptable. Poor old PJ has an up hill battle next year with membership. I've already renewed mine, but I no longer begrudge those who don't.

 

Trade N.Jones while we still can

I have bad news for you Dunn Garland and watts are going nowhere.

2nd/3rd round pick for each.


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