joeboy

My bugbear has to do with the voting by media 'experts ' who are influenced by final quarter heroics by the winning team , and ignore the earlier quarters where the losing team's players may have dominated , along with the team .

Bartram - still finding way Bate - wonderful second half Bell - still in dreamland Bruce - true captain's game Carroll - played little part Davey - creative and inspiring Frawley - feeling at home Garland - some surprising effectiveness Green - maintained his influence Jamar - responded to responsibility Jones - uncharacteristically quiet game McDonald - never stopped running McLean - continued to excell Miller - finally a leader Moloney - continued excellent form Morton - some important touches Rivers - some creative interceptions Robertson - inspiring last quarter Warnock - surprised us all Wheatley - continually outstanding kicking White - just a game Wonaeamirri - vitality and inspiration

and proud of my farts .

I saw a casually attired and dishevelled McNamee early this morning , about 10 David Neitz drop punts from the courts at Kooyong where he originally made his name , and I hope he'll be wearing a suit and working on his appearance before speaking to a marquee player , 'cos it wasn't a good look . BTW ,I am always well attired and groomed , even in the early hours .

It may very well be , BUT he's probably right when we talk about QUALITY of possessions .

Unlike ( insert a name )

Give him a crack at full forward with the license to break open packs for Aussie and a lethargic Davey . He's being paid , his Sandy form ( when not injured ) has been exceptional ,so he deserves his chance even if he is ancient . Many may argue that he's not the future of the club , but either are McDonald, Robertson , White , Jamar , etc, etc ,etc . They are getting regular games whether they deserve them or not , and at least Holland gives us a chance to be competitive up forward with his Tarzan- like build .

A little unfair on me I believe . If you check my next post ( Votes )I gave Bruce second top marks , and Green 4th best .

6 - Moloney 5 - Bruce 4 - Jones 3 - Green 2 - Aussie 1 - Sylvia

Bartram - not on field Bell - not on Earth Bruce - was actually trying Carroll - may have played Davey - not on field Dunn - didn't actually play Frawley - very limited ability Green - was actually trying Jamar - probably stayed awake Jones - continued to excell McDonald -was probably asleep McLean - portrayed a statue Miller - may have played Moloney - was actually trying Morton - showed us nothing Rivers - probably didn't play Robertson - definitely didn't play Sylvia - certainly on field Warnock - playing at Sandy Wheatley - was actually selected White - probably on field Wonaeamirri - wanted another game

Jones has gone backwards this year , but I guess he's not Robinson Crusoe , and McLean has obviously dropped in the pecking order due to his indiscretions Junior and Bruce were the obvious ( and only ) candidates IMO.

Which Carlton guy was he " way bigger than " ? The guy must have been a midget !

Bailey stated that there were others ( already ) on the list that would likely be tried before Valenti , and that he ( Valenti ) would have to continue to prove himself before promotion .

10 News just reported news of a mystery neck injury likely to keep our skipper out for some time , thus forcing the decision that the coaching panel seemed unwilling to make .

Should we put all our eggs into 1 basket and go for broke , or just go broke ?

....and Bell made 3 , so we only had 19 on the team sheet !

Batram - becoming more confident Bell - was rarely noticed Bruce - excellent tagging game Carroll - had no influence Davey - better second half Dunn - too many clangers Frawley - pleasing defender's game Green - showed great class Jamar - continued to plod Jones - feeling the pinch McDonald - gave good run McLean - fabulous 4 quarters Moloney - match defining error Morton - significant learning curve Neitz - poor before injury Rivers - still so classy Robertson - a better contribution Sylvia - may have arrived Wheatley - was rarely sighted Whelan - flew the flag White - lttle but tapwork Wonaeamirri - continuing to please

Well if you work in the industry , how would you have approached it ?

I miss the players that Neitz and the Ox were in their prime .

Yes I heard it this morning , and was pleasantly surprised.

Joe Rugolo for mine , whilst Isaac Weetra is well on the way.

I can't believe this idiotic reaction to our most consistent player this year ! I know it's not saying much but I believe that Miller has shown more endeavour and tried harder than any other player on our list .

I don't get paid enough to extend to 4 words !

Yes , I don't have a life - I was there .