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Also the last time, we won a game ...

CARLTON

B Lachie Plowman Liam Jones Caleb Marchbank
HB Kade Simpson Jacob Weitering Dale Thomas
C Will Setterfield Ed Curnow Lochie O'Brien
HF Jack Silvagni Levi Casboult Sam Petrevski-Seton
F Marc Murphy Mitch McGovern Michael Gibbons
FOLL Matthew Kreuzer Zac Fisher Sam Walsh
I/C Paddy Dow Matthew Kennedy Darcy Lang Nic Newman
EMG Matthew Cottrell Alex Fasolo Hugh Goddard Andrew Phillips 

IN Darcy Lang  

OUT Charlie Curnow (knee)

MELBOURNE

B Jay Lockhart Steven May Harrison Petty
HB Marty Hore Sam Frost Christian Salem
C Nathan Jones James Harmes Alex Neal-Bullen
HF Bayley Fritsch Sam Weideman Christian Petracca
F Mitch Hannan Tom McDonald Angus Brayshaw
FOLL Max Gawn Jack Viney Clayton Oliver
I/C Kyle Dunkley Michael Hibberd Jayden Hunt Jordan Lewis 
EMG Oscar McDonald Braydon Preuss Corey Wagner Josh Wagner

IN Kyle Dunkley Jordan Lewis Braydon Preuss 

OUT Oskar Baker (omitted) Max Gawn (ankle) Tim Smith (calf) 

 
 

There was a golden example in there of what Frost does when he is on the liability side of things. Gave up a stupid free kick directly in front to give them level, takes a mark and immediately coughs it up. I was sad he left but we have enough liability players.


if we are a team that wants to play finals, we should win 4 outr of 4. 

Carlton - Injuries and youth, Goal kicking is their problem. Jetta on Betts. 

Essendon - Can be good, but we  should out point them in the middle.

Geelong - at the G should help us. Our only worry i reckon

Sydney - a side that is in between a rebuild and hanging on to finals. Simply we want to play finals, we beat them.

 
10 hours ago, Pates said:

There was a golden example in there of what Frost does when he is on the liability side of things. Gave up a stupid free kick directly in front to give them level, 

Stupid free to give away, no brains or awareness of position or the score. Took a good competitive mark later but the negatives must have out weighed the positives.  You never know this might have been the final nail.

There was a new contract about now Round 16 or they were talking about one. 

My memory has gone where my hair has.  might be  totally wrong.

7 hours ago, 640MD said:

Stupid free to give away, no brains or awareness of position or the score. Took a good competitive mark later but the negatives must have out weighed the positives.  You never know this might have been the final nail.

There was a new contract about now Round 16 or they were talking about one. 

My memory has gone where my hair has.  might be  totally wrong.

I'm going to be genuinely interested to follow his progress at the Hawks, so many in the media were giving the club a grilling for letting him go, but I don't know if Clarko will be able to work his magic on Frost. He is way too unpredictable.


On 5/25/2020 at 8:00 PM, spirit of norm smith said:

We hung on ... just.  It was a worry that we let them get close and they may consider their trajectory is now ahead of us !! 

The revisionism about this game never ceases.

We were 7 goals up when we had a bench. They caught up because our 6-goal in three quarters FF went off and we couldn't rotate anyone off the ground in the fourth quarter.

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