Carlton in the Media (articles, podcasts etc) - Part 3

[tarczonandjane]

Good to see that of the 700+ players on AFL lists, Robbo has nothing better to do than to put the blowtorch on Charlie. And he interviews Paul Roos, who uses his management of Jesse Hogan to do the same.

There’s the summary... this is a community service announcement. I’ve read the article so you don’t have to.

Here’s the outline, but you’ve been warned: https://outline.com/JUqrtk

 

[mikeythemoocow]

Surprisingly he didn’t mention that Charlie is doing better than Joe Daniher at the same age. I commented on it but doubt it will be posted

 

[1981]

Robbo is such a knob. Fwds only as good as the midfield delivering it.

 

[thylacine60]

Good to see that of the 700+ players on AFL lists, Robbo has nothing better to do than to put the blowtorch on Charlie. And he interviews Paul Roos, who uses his management of Jesse Hogan to do the same.

There’s the summary... this is a community service announcement. I’ve read the article so you don’t have to.

Here’s the outline, but you’ve been warned: https://outline.com/JUqrtk

t & j, may I use you for further protection in the future? as a buffer for aspects of society that irk and unsettle? commercial media, reality television, news outlets, advertising, religion, gambling, political lies, carlton injury updates and all vexatious restaurant and holiday resort reviews? that be ok?

 

[passmark]

t & j, may I use you for further protection in the future? as a buffer for aspects of society that irk and unsettle? commercial media, reality television, news outlets, advertising, religion, gambling, political lies, carlton injury updates and all vexatious restaurant and holiday resort reviews? that be ok?

..can he block those ads for mature singles dating?

 

[thylacine60]

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!

 

[AT97]

Robbo is such a knob. Fwds only as good as the midfield delivering it.

True story: my teenage son who knows very little about football (basketball/soccer fan) decided to surprise his old man and actually sit with me and show some interest in the aflx game. During a break Robbos head appears on an afl 360 add.

The first thing My son asks is “is that man drunk”?

 

[1shay]

..can he block those ads for mature singles dating?

Cache...

 

[tarczonandjane]

t & j, may I use you for further protection in the future? as a buffer for aspects of society that irk and unsettle? commercial media, reality television, news outlets, advertising, religion, gambling, political lies, carlton injury updates and all vexatious restaurant and holiday resort reviews? that be ok?

Thanks Thylacine. You’re right that I can cope with all of that. For example, I’m not one to get triggered by a Donald Trump avatar.

 

[thylacine60]

well that was odd

 

[Weiterbot23]

Thought the same thing after reading Robbos article

"If Curnow isn't the best player in the AFL by qrt time of round 1 he has failed and Carlton are s**t"

He was drafted pick 13 and has clearly been the second best player (at worst) from his draft.

 

[BIGGUS 64]

Good to see that of the 700+ players on AFL lists, Robbo has nothing better to do than to put the blowtorch on Charlie. And he interviews Paul Roos, who uses his management of Jesse Hogan to do the same.

There’s the summary... this is a community service announcement. I’ve read the article so you don’t have to.

Here’s the outline, but you’ve been warned: https://outline.com/JUqrtk

It's quite simply a passive-aggressive attack on Charlie and by extension on Carlton. Implied blame on Charlie and the Blues for the hype surrounding Charlie and a threat that if Charlie doesn't deliver in full, this very season, then he - and the club - have failed to live up to the hype.
Who creates the "hype"? The media. And now this twit is holding it over Charlie, saying he's a big boy now, so he'd better deliver.
Ramp up the pressure and raise the profile of the young fellow even before the start of the season, and maybe he'll buckle.

Tosser.

 

[Blue and Blue]

Dont worry one iota about what a gutless dribble mouth journalist says.....thats my one piece of advice
I say reporters can only ever crap on about what has already happened to any degree of accuracy or meaningfulness and even then they get it horribly wrong a whole lot...leave the future and speculation to science fiction writers.

 

[Opine]

Rarely read Robbo's articles. Don't believe they are paywall worthy; just my opinion.

 

[mikeythemoocow]

The first thing My son asks is “is that man drunk”?

Well the Charlie article is at least a 10 can effort

 

[Robbo's my hero]

Rarely read Robbo's articles. Don't believe they are paywall worthy; just my opinion.

You wouldn’t miss one of mine.

 

[Monkey King]

Rarely read Robbo's articles. Don't believe they are paywall worthy; just my opinion.

Nah. Locked away behind a paywall is exactly where they should stay.

 

[Opine]

Nah. Locked away behind a paywall is exactly where they should stay.

Precisely my point. Not worthy of legitimate, or illegitimate, attempts to read.

 

[Blues_fest]

It's quite simply a passive-aggressive attack on Charlie and by extension on Carlton. Implied blame on Charlie and the Blues for the hype surrounding Charlie and a threat that if Charlie doesn't deliver in full, this very season, then he - and the club - have failed to live up to the hype.
Who creates the "hype"? The media. And now this twit is holding it over Charlie, saying he's a big boy now, so he'd better deliver.
Ramp up the pressure and raise the profile of the young fellow even before the start of the season, and maybe he'll buckle.

Tosser.

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[Aphrodite]

 

[HARKER]

I'm reading, "We don't really know what we're going to do"
That's pretty much the state of play, it seems.

Haven't been a fan and can't see becoming so, for what we initially set out to do. i.e Locking the ball in.
If we're going to leave one of the forwards at 'home' in the forward line as I've been told, we're going to need some speed and skill coming back to support.

 

[AT97]

I'm reading, "We don't really know what we're going to do"
That's pretty much the state of play, it seems.

Haven't been a fan and can't see becoming so, for what we initially set out to do. i.e Locking the ball in.
If we're going to leave one of the forwards at 'home' in the forward line as I've been told, we're going to need some speed and skill coming back to support.

Are you getting that view just from that quote or are is there some other info which has been flying around which has helped you come to that conclusion.

I must say I don’t see the “don’t know what we’re doing” by reading the tweet.

 

[JustaBattler]

The forward line will probably be the best performing part of the structure in 2019 - based on having three genuinely scary genuinely mobile tall markers running around causing mayhem with defenses reliant on double teaming 'power forwards' - I'm totally relaxed about the possibility of Cuningham/Fasolo and whoever else is released to hit the scoreboard using their running power and evasive skills - eg Murphy or SPS or Fisher...

Plenty of options no need to lean on Gibbons or Polson as primary forward options - none.

 

[therubbernub]

The forward line will probably be the best performing part of the structure in 2019 - based on having three genuinely scary genuinely mobile tall markers running around causing mayhem with defenses reliant on double teaming 'power forwards' - I'm totally relaxed about the possibility of Cuningham/Fasolo and whoever else is released to hit the scoreboard using their running power and evasive skills - eg Murphy or SPS or Fisher...

Plenty of options no need to lean on Gibbons or Polson as primary forward options - none.

Yes round 1 here we come-





Then after round 5.......

 

[BLUEALLTHRU]