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16 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

Worst case scenario we are in the eight after the first round.

Might have gone to early.

 
5 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Carltank being gifted dubious frees and rubbish fifties. Having said that Richtank look old , slow and indecisive. Dynasty all over!!

when do Richmond play Geelong?

Edited by monoccular

I've never seen Jack Martin play a good game before

 
2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Ha the look on the Richmond's cheersquad face is hilarious. Carlton have just gone nuts.

But happy for voss.  always like him as a footballer

 

I reckon I saw Eddie Munster, Jabba the Hutt, Fred Flintstone, Groucho Marx and maybe The man with no name in the Richtank C S

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5 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Carlton have been building a very good list with a lot of talent

After 39 years being rubbish, you’d hope so 


Punt Rd End website should be hillarious tonight. Best quarter Ive seen from Carltank for Centuries

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1 hour ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

I reckon the blues will win this, Cripps (just goaled) Cerra will get better

Don’t reckon I have done this before, but giving myself a pat in the back😂

 

Nice that 1 in 100 predictions can come correct 

 

5 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

Might have gone to early.

Nope we have three points on them. Would hate them to have been higher even for only one week.

Provided Carlton don’t play Essendon next week, I will be hoping they lose something shocking. I really don’t won’t to see them gain too much confidence and seeing and hearing their supporters tonight just reminds me how much I hate them. 

Still on top - for now.  136.6%. CFC 132.95


I really hope hardwick goes the full Beveridge in the presser.

Well that was interesting.  Carlton are clearly still lacking in some class and execution under pressure, but their workrate and contested work was first class.  They were the width of a post away from blowing that game right out. 

Also, good on their fans for singing the song like that when they won.  First time in a decade they've won in round one and they deserve to celebrate it. 

One thing for sure - they won't get 28 frees to 20 next week - they play the Bulldogs.


Dustin Martin looks cooked. Down rated to good ordinary player.  Richmond can’t play tempo footy.

Edited by John Crow Batty

 

Walsh to come back in as well… they’re interesting the Blues this year… god I hope they finish 9th.

4 minutes ago, binman said:

I really hope hardwick goes the full Beveridge in the presser.

Throw a few chairs…


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