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Why do you find it neccessary to bag every single comment I make? I'm just going to keep reporting you to the mods in the hope that you'll get off my back, and let me enjoy my time on this board.
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I'm happy to step in and start arguing with Thylacine as a distraction.....now where are you, you gnarly old pr1ck
yeahhh haha
Because Clape was a superstar and walk up start at the WCE and didn't leave because he couldn't get a game?
Because Clape was a superstar and walk up start at the WCE and didn't leave because he couldn't get a game?
JR has all the tools to be a good HFF for Carlton and that's just your opinion which hasn't been backed with any comments. Russell would have developed faster if he had been played up the ground and encouraged to take them on at every opportunity and use his pace and skill. The likes of Kennedy and Russell were dragged as soon as they made a mistake and had their confidence destroyed by Pagan.
Russell wanted out at the end of 2005.
Pagan had no idea what to do with him and was a poor coach if the player wasn't ready made like Murphy. Both Kennedy and Russell looked like different players and more confident when they knew Ratten would leave them on the ground. He was terrific against Collingwood in round 18 playing HFF, has serious speed when he puts the foot down and isn't soft after two centre clearances where Cornes and Wilson were contesting the ball.
JR doesn't shit himself and avoid tackles when he has to go.
Russell's clearance from the defensive 50 followed by a Simmo like run down the ground and brave spoil in our come back were brilliant efforts that contributed to our win. I couldn't care less what players drafted after him do as long as he contributes each week and plays like he did in round 18.
People who think he's soft and a dud talent have no idea.
Because Clape was a superstar and walk up start at the WCE and didn't leave because he couldn't get a game?
JR has all the tools to be a good HFF for Carlton and that's just your opinion which hasn't been backed with any comments. Russell would have developed faster if he had been played up the ground and encouraged to take them on at every opportunity and use his pace and skill. The likes of Kennedy and Russell were dragged as soon as they made a mistake and had their confidence destroyed by Pagan.
Russell wanted out at the end of 2005.
Pagan had no idea what to do with him and was a poor coach if the player wasn't ready made like Murphy. Both Kennedy and Russell looked like different players and more confident when they knew Ratten would leave them on the ground. He was terrific against Collingwood in round 18 playing HFF, has serious speed when he puts the foot down and isn't soft after two centre clearances where Cornes and Wilson were contesting the ball.
JR doesn't shit himself and avoid tackles when he has to go.
Russell's clearance from the defensive 50 followed by a Simmo like run down the ground and brave spoil in our come back were brilliant efforts that contributed to our win. I couldn't care less what players drafted after him do as long as he contributes each week and plays like he did in round 18.
People who think he's soft and a dud talent have no idea.
it's all up to Jordan now. hope he makes it.
He didn't when under pressure in the game against Port at TD and clean grabbed the ball in the middle when names like C.Cornes and Wilson tried to put him off in separate plays. Russell mucked up in 2006 with two dropped marks against the Cats, but then ran back hard with the flight to take a very brave contested mark and is still an improving player. I don't think you pay much attention or you've already made up your mind with your opinion of Russell after just 29 games.
The respect for Clape was so great he was delisted and picked up in the PSD after being overlooked by at least a dozen clubs who had a pick before Carlton. There were alot of re-treads in that team who took the most of their second chance when they walked into a great team and had a easier ride than Jordy.
End of thread.Because Clape was a superstar and walk up start at the WCE and didn't leave because he couldn't get a game?
JR has all the tools to be a good HFF for Carlton and that's just your opinion which hasn't been backed with any comments. Russell would have developed faster if he had been played up the ground and encouraged to take them on at every opportunity and use his pace and skill. The likes of Kennedy and Russell were dragged as soon as they made a mistake and had their confidence destroyed by Pagan.
Russell wanted out at the end of 2005.
Pagan had no idea what to do with him and was a poor coach if the player wasn't ready made like Murphy. Both Kennedy and Russell looked like different players and more confident when they knew Ratten would leave them on the ground. He was terrific against Collingwood in round 18 playing HFF, has serious speed when he puts the foot down and isn't soft after two centre clearances where Cornes and Wilson were contesting the ball.
JR doesn't shit himself and avoid tackles when he has to go.
Russell's clearance from the defensive 50 followed by a Simmo like run down the ground and brave spoil in our come back were brilliant efforts that contributed to our win. I couldn't care less what players drafted after him do as long as he contributes each week and plays like he did in round 18.
People who think he's soft and a dud talent have no idea.
