Home final (really Carl v Stk gameday)

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  • Red
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    Originally posted by Xie Shan
    Carlton had the bye last weekend, it would have been counterproductive to give players 2 weeks' rest before the finals...
    True dat. Good point.

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  • Xie Shan
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    Originally posted by Red
    The only thing about last night that surprised me is that they played Judd. I thought they'd do a Hawthorn rest their stars, but then Judd probably thinks he's up for another Brownlow so wouldn't want to sit it out.
    Carlton had the bye last weekend, it would have been counterproductive to give players 2 weeks' rest before the finals...

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  • Red
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    Did anyone here really think that Carlton would would try that hard to win?

    The only thing about last night that surprised me is that they played Judd. I thought they'd do a Hawthorn rest their stars, but then Judd probably thinks he's up for another Brownlow so wouldn't want to sit it out.

    Apart from the Swans & Saints, bruise-free football has been the order of rd. 24 so far.

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  • annew
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    Originally posted by hot potato
    Goodes 300th. Wow. He doesnt need any motivation atm. Hes on fire and in great shape. Amazing athlete. Need a win for this remarkable milestone.
    My earlier post said it was Goodes 300th game next week 'cos I believed some muppet broadcaster it is actually his 299th. Bring on his 300th against Hawthorn or Geelong at the MCG.

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  • Jewels
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    Originally posted by barry
    We can beat St K in Melbourne, but the further we go in the finals, the more consequtive road trips we have to make, making each game harder and harder to win.
    At least it will only be road trips to Melbourne which, really is not that tough AND we have such a sensational cheer squad and fan base down there that, whilst I would have loved one more game at home, I don't think it will worry the boys to much!

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  • Cheer Squad
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    Originally posted by swansrule100
    we only have ourselves to blame i guess, so many costly performances when you think about it, the loss to essendon,adelaide, fremantle, draw with melbourne for starters.
    Originally posted by CureTheSane
    Swans away - me likey
    Swans at home = not Goodes this year...
    We certainly only have ourselves to blame, but not so much because of narrow losses to Essendon, Adelaide and the draw with Melbourne. Have you noticed they were all away games?

    What's been really costly this year is our performance at the SCG, which is ironic, because if we had won just one more game there, we would now HAVE an SCG home final. That's because ANZ Stadium will host the NRL final between St. George and Wests Tigers on Friday night, and the AFL said they'd move any home final for the Swans to the SCG if that happened.

    It's disappointing we didn't get it in Sydney, but there is one consolation - at least it will be DRY inside Etihad stadium. The long range forecast is for rain in Sydney next Saturday, and I'd be very nervous playing St. Kilda at the SCG in wet weather.

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  • Nico
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    Originally posted by Melbournehammer
    Its funny I hate carlton far worse than collingwood. It is the uiltimate blue blood club - the club of pratt, fraser, elliott, collins - all those who are part of the ruling elite in melbourne. collingwood is still the club of jack wren and the working class of melbourne.
    Jack Wren was a criminal who fixed horse races, bike races, paid coppers off and and anything else he could get his grubby hands on.

    Don't know that you could call Fraser part of the ruling elite. Not that I was a fan of his but he come from and lived in the Western District of Victoria.

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  • hot potato
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    Goodes 300th. Wow. He doesnt need any motivation atm. Hes on fire and in great shape. Amazing athlete. Need a win for this remarkable milestone.

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  • GongSwan
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    Carlton didn't show much today, a better team would have flogged them senseless. I firmly believe we can kick them out again, memories of 2005

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  • Bazman
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    Not only a big game for the team but also for Adam and Tadhg next weekend.

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  • ScottH
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    Originally posted by Damien
    Yikes, good work by MMM there considering we actually play the loser of the Hawkers/Cats!!
    They might have meant we play the winner of those 2 in week 3.

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  • Damien
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    Originally posted by Bas
    The winner of our game plays the loser of mugpies and wet toast. According to MMM today.
    Yikes, good work by MMM there considering we actually play the loser of the Hawkers/Cats!!

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  • Big Al
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    Originally posted by Bas
    The winner of our game plays the loser of mugpies and wet toast. According to MMM today.
    Winner plays the loser of Cats/Hawks. Good research by MMM there.

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  • Bas
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    The winner of our game plays the loser of mugpies and wet toast. According to MMM today.

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  • msb
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    Yeah I new this would be the case with this game, the blues were just going through the motions they had nothing to play for really. As an above post has said we do only have ourselves to blame though, losing games we should of won. I think we can beat the saints at etihad, but geez it makes it alot harder!

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