List is still far too bare and reliant on older blokes who are managing to stay away from injuries for the first time in a while.
Sorry to say to Eagles fans but they remind me of what happened with Carlton when Cripps really came into his own. We won a handful of games after a shocking period...
The fact you don’t think Saad is a key out for the Blues is comical.
Yeah he maybe wouldn’t be if we had all these great half back flankers in the reserves but we don’t.
With him and McGovern out it takes away plenty of our attacking rebound. It’s really not a difficult concept to understand...
The team is garbage but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a team coached to be a bunch of complete one way runners like this team.
They try and play footy like they are the Giants with Sam Taylor back down there holding the fort.
It’s absurd.
You must be reading this site with your eyes closed.
Every Carlton thread is filled with posters potting our performances, putting our wins down to umpires, luck etc.
Our list has added depth but we still lack leg speed, a genuinely good small forward and we need to ship out some of the...
The only reason injuries are currently being discussed in this thread is because people continually discredit Carlton’s performance over the last 8-9 months. It’s been a constant theme since halfway through last year. Plus fans like to talk about their list and the holes that need filling long...
Any AFL player with a half decent tank can go in the middle and get touches playing in a good side.
He’s a poor user by foot.
Do not rate.
Ah yes because WHE is such a superstar.
He had one decent year in a season where all sorts of Collingwood blokes were kicking goals.
I don’t recall mentioning Fogarty once in this thread. Obviously reading isn’t your forte.
I should know better than to waste my time with a bunch of trolls who try and claim Macrae wouldn’t want Curnow in his side over Cox
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