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It's tangible that Carlton have been going through hard times in the last 7 years and it's a time where (I'm not afraid to admit) tears have fallen from eyes in frustration and despondency.
Any loyal Carlton fan will most likely feel the same. But are these hard, austere times finally over? I ask myself this after every season of recent years, but I really was joking myself I think.
Next year however I think, will contrast our grim past. The addition of Judd and Hadley is an acquisition any team would desire. New youg talent developing and also joining is a savings account with great interest. The removal of Senior players, such as Whitnall, I hate to say but by the end of their careers were just salary cap satiaters. Lappin and Kouta were still valuable assets in the final years, but..
My qeustion is, is this a new beginning for Carlton? A new chapter, in the book of the CFC, a hardcopy classic which of recent years feels like paperback. Can we go to games now realistically knowing we can win? Can we play finals?!
Any loyal Carlton fan will most likely feel the same. But are these hard, austere times finally over? I ask myself this after every season of recent years, but I really was joking myself I think.
Next year however I think, will contrast our grim past. The addition of Judd and Hadley is an acquisition any team would desire. New youg talent developing and also joining is a savings account with great interest. The removal of Senior players, such as Whitnall, I hate to say but by the end of their careers were just salary cap satiaters. Lappin and Kouta were still valuable assets in the final years, but..
My qeustion is, is this a new beginning for Carlton? A new chapter, in the book of the CFC, a hardcopy classic which of recent years feels like paperback. Can we go to games now realistically knowing we can win? Can we play finals?!






F##k the ferals.


