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Be nice if the Umps had equal thresholds for both teams in this match.

 

 

At least Sydney are smashing into some Carlton bodies hard this quarter.


 

42 minutes ago, No. 31 said:

Umm, the Blues do play home games at the MCG 😊

i was just having a crack at their dormant fans. swans would have 10-15k at the game? so 80k blues turn up when over the years it’s been 35-40

McKay looks very dazed. not sure he'll pass the concussion test 

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Harry going with the rubber ducky boxers

Just... why???

Mackay missed two goals from the square. might be good for the blues if he misses. embarrassing stuff


Think McKay needs new lucky jocks. The rubber duckies didn’t work. 

Seriously though I do hope he is ok and walking off is a positive albeit being aided and a bit wobbly. 

Carlton lucky they're not behind.

Ten years since Carlton have played finals. Big deal.

Go Swans.

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Ten years since Carlton have played finals. Big deal.

Go Swans.

Is that right? It hasn't come up in the commentary. 

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Ten years since Carlton have played finals. Big deal.

Go Swans.

Didn't you hear BT though?

The crowd is like really, REALLY loud.


Carlton have been better without McKay to be honest. They won’t miss him next week. 

His legs were buckling as he was helped off.

Really hope the Swans can hit bodies hard in last quarter.

Cripps is a totally protected species. Can throw all the time, drop the ball and never a free against.

 

I hope all the bodies crashing into the turf dont ruin our ground for next week....


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