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GAMEDAY: Community Series vs Carlton

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Rubbish quarter

Our first choice backmen won't be losing any sleep tonight

 

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    Scores?

    That half was more of a stinking pile of sh*t than The Phantom Menace.

     
    5 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

    Salem our most important player 

    Plus May. The other point that with May as the anchor, the other players back there have a reference point and can play and structure up accordingly - and do so week after week so they hone their systems. None of that on display today.

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    First time ever i have been happy that nobody bother to post scores in Game-Day threads.

    Sounds like the umps are loving their new 50 m penalty power too.

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    I legit didn't know Jack Martin was playing until the last 20seconds. Glad he refused to meet with us.

    3 minutes ago, Marty said:

    Scores?

    Melb 4.6-30

    Carl 10.3-63

    Edited by faultydet

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    It's a practice match. The scum are playing out of their skins and we are going through the paces.

    Has no relevance to the real stuff.

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    Just now, ding said:

    First time ever i have been happy that nobody bother to post scores in Game-Day threads.

    Sounds like the umps are loving their new 50 m penalty power too.

    A 50 paid against Tomlinson for shaking his head and putting his hands on his knees.

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    1 minute ago, Marty said:

    Scores?

    Carl 10-3-63

    Mel 4-6-30

    Goals: Fritta 2, Brown, McDonald

    Easy Dropped Marks: Fritta, Lever, Jordan, Brown, Viney, Hunt, Smith
     

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    32 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

    Why scrap them? They are good changes.  Speed the game up and stop backchatting the umpires

    The umpiring has been deplorable. The only thing that's been worse is our skill level. Glad we had this game now. Been too good for too long. Stop drinking their bathwater. Hunt has made sure he won't get a game for a long time has had an absolute stinker. Smith and Baker are not up to it.

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    2 minutes ago, Big Col said:

    Carl 10-3-63

    Mel 4-6-30

    Goals: Fritta 2, Brown, McDonald

    Easy Dropped Marks: Fritta, Lever, Jordan, Brown, Viney, Hunt, Smith
     

    Say what you want about him (and I do), Fritsch is a man who knows how to kick sausage rolls.

    One team thinks it's playing in the Grand Final. Not concerned at all if fact we will end up winning this. 

    Carlton are having a go and we are not even bothering to match them Lazy football. It is only a practice match so is forgivable but they want to get their heads cleared up before the 1st round. 

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    2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    It was a rubbish half aside from the first 5 or so minutes.

    It's like we came out and gave half a damn for the first 5 minutes to see if Carlton would roll over and let us have our way with them. When it became clear they are treating this match like the final audition for the part of young Anakin (keeping the theme of the thread), the boys just noped out of it and have been jogging ever since.

    8 minutes ago, Big Col said:

    That half was more of a stinking pile of sh*t than The Phantom Menace.

    The Phantom Menace is actually great. Recommend giving it another shot.

    Joel Smith on the other hand...


    6 minutes ago, ding said:

    First time ever i have been happy that nobody bother to post scores in Game-Day threads.

    Sounds like the umps are loving their new 50 m penalty power too.

    Oh [censored] yeah.... tomlinson got done for shaking his head. 

    Can you imagine if that cost you a goal in a final. 

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    Pre game I thought Carlton’s outs were more influential than ours.

    However all are outs are from our backline whereas their stars are spread across the 3  units.

    That and we’re disinterested and comfortable where we sit as a side at the moment, while they’re going hell for leather to impress Voss (and they look impressive in fairness to them)

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    25 minutes ago, Demon17 said:

    Its also part of the afl plan to build up blues to get a big crowd and huge expectations.

    Tiges then thump them as usual 

    Good point, we must have taken a brown paper bag deal........(very Carlton like).

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    5 premiership backmen not playing. Hollywood football aside, let’s get get a little bit of perspective. 

    What's the definition of umpire abuse?   Clearly "youre a fckn [censored]" is abuse but is it not ok to say that decision was crap anymore?

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