We've done it in the past. Recall Bower (might have been someone else) being a late withdrawal 2 or 3 weeks straight.Hoping it's a corkie but who knows.
Why would the club withhold an injury, what's the point? What would we gain from that?
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We've done it in the past. Recall Bower (might have been someone else) being a late withdrawal 2 or 3 weeks straight.Hoping it's a corkie but who knows.
Why would the club withhold an injury, what's the point? What would we gain from that?
We've done it in the past. Recall Bower (might have been someone else) being a late withdrawal 2 or 3 weeks straight.
Marc Murphy was one of ten players who received votes from the AFL club captains when they were asked who they think would win the 2011 Brownlow Medal.
Murphy received one vote.
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Being Carlton Captain has cost Juddy a few gold logies....well juddy's not gonna vote for himself...
Off to get a massage today, in preparation for hitting the ball long and straight tomorrow
Unless he uses a cart ...http://twitter.com/marcmurphy3/status/48173448220000256
http://twitter.com/marcmurphy3/status/48173448220000256
Hopefully his knee is right if he's playing golf today
Sorry to intrude guys, i watch a lot of Carlton games as most of my mates are blues supporters, and i dont think many people apart from blues really know how good Murphy is. I think he has the potential to be one of the top 3 midfielders in the comp. If he plays 22 games this year your in for a good season. Would it be fair to say he played underdone last year, because when fully fit he runs all day, i didnt see that at times last year. Brilliant footballer.
Hey ben, thanks for the info in this thead. i rate Murphy very highly as well. I was really looking forward to seeing him develop this year to the next level. As a goal kicking mid that is super consistent i think he is reaching an age where he should become one of the most damaging players in the AFL.
Obv a SC question - he has been in my team all preaseason. is that latest injury scare enough for me to ditch him from team?

Nice post. He was definitely under done last here after missing most of the preseason with a hip injury and then returned with only 2 weeks before our first game. He had a great season despite this but it stalled him from moving up a gear into the elite group.
He is under rated because of the perceived lack of 'two way running', but no one seems to mention his opponents lack of defensive pressure when he has kicked 50 goals in his last two seasons...go figure.
He will improve a hell of a lot this season if he manages to stay injury free.
Ive watched Murphy play a lot and when he is fit, he is an elite mover around the ground who kicks goals because he burns an opponent off with he's work rate and skill, and he is fairly good defensively as well. I hope he has no intention of going to GWS.
Unless he uses a cart ...
If hitting a golf ball is a sign that you're match fit, then Jack Newton could be our super sub.Hopefully his knee is right if he's playing golf today

CARLTON coach Brett Ratten says Marc Murphy is ready to take the AFL by storm.
"What he did last year to get ready for Round 1 and have that impact on the season, still finished third in our best and fairest, after he virtually did no pre-season after Christmas, was great," Ratten said.
"It just shows the quality of the individual and his ability to impact games.
"Now he's had a full pre-season, he looks thicker and he looks even a bit fitter than he has in previous years.
"I think he's ready to take the game by the scruff of the neck."
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/109951/default.aspxCARLTON midfielder Marc Murphy admits the Blues will have to work on their kicking for goal after they almost threw away what should have been a comfortable victory over Richmond at the MCG on Thursday night.
With Murphy and Bryce Gibbs running riot in the middle of the ground, Carlton dominated the opening half, yet led by only 22 points at the long break.
To that point, the Blues led the inside-50 count 38-13, but had booted a wasteful 9.10. The Tigers, in contrast, had slotted seven straight goals.

Murph's stats for the massive Rd 2 win against GC.
Kicks. 18
Marks. 8
Handballs. 18
Disposals. 31
Goals. 1
Tackles. 2
Inside 50's. 6
Goal Assists/ Goals Contributed. 1/2
Fantasy Scoring.
Dreamteam. 129
SuperCoach. 133
Great game last and Murph was everywhere with 31 quality disposals out of the middle. Next week will be a big test against a rampaging Pie outfit.
Gee Brownlow votes are hard on a night like that to predict as we had winners all over the ground but i am going with 1 Vote.
Brownlow Season Tally so far after 2 Rd's is...... 3 Votes.
No votes in rnd 1 for Murph, Chism??

Very happy anyway with Murph and he gets an 8.5/10 for last nights game and 2 Brownlow votes with hopefully many more performances like this during the year as we push for a finals spot.![]()