thylacine60
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kouta is currently on 43 . if anyone votes him now ill rage
wrap em up, numbers..........LOL and murph on 3 !
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kouta is currently on 43 . if anyone votes him now ill rage
wrap em up, numbers..........LOL and murph on 3 !
swan ratifies this post..........Surely second best number 43 ever ?
wrap em up, numbers..........
Im on the tools today working for a wealthy caulfield family.Poll closed. I will not deny that I was constantly refreshing the page to check no one stuffed this up.....Working is going well
Im on the tools today working for a wealthy caulfield family.
The lady of the house livid cause her cleaning lady didnt show.
Said she is working from home today
Have always been a staunch Murph fan. Love what he gave the team/club. Sure he would have been better within a better team, whether that been a Carlton team or another side. Unfortunately he seemed to lack that extra 1/2 step that would have taken him from excellent player to elite player - as Kouta did. Kouta for me this one. P.s LOL - Having Murph pic looking at me (right of screen) made me feel a tad uneasy writing thisKouta.
Murph was very good with his deliveries into f50 with pin point passing in his early days. Good club man and was captain for a while as well. However, no match imo against an athletic beast like kouta who could do just about anything on the footy field.
Because % is not a factor in this poll I Didn't want to be "that person" so did not vote. It would have been Kouta for me.Poll closed. I will not deny that I was constantly refreshing the page to check no one stuffed this up.....Working from home is going well
From day 1 IMO Murph has been a ripper.Have always been a staunch Murph fan. Love what he gave the team/club. Sure he would have been better within a better team, whether that been a Carlton team or another side. Unfortunately he seemed to lack that extra 1/2 step that would have taken him from excellent player to elite player - as Kouta did. Kouta for me this one. P.s LOL - Having Murph pic looking at me (right of screen) made me feel a tad uneasy writing this
vote or walk.......From day 1 IMO Murph has been a ripper.
Being a no.1brings huge pressure, just gotta look at Bryce . He struggled early days.
I am biased though as my now 21y/o son loved Murph so much. He wore the No.3 in his junior footy and being bought up in our darkest era
there wasn't much for a 7 y/o to get enthused about. But Murph was a shining light. It was all about Murph.
There were Murph posters, a signed footy that he got at a Family day were we met and chatted with this lovely, shy young boy.
Button badges, wore the same boots.
Thanks Murph, you will go down as a Club Champ and looking forward to seeing you play 300 and that coinciding with the
success nobody deserves more than you.
I did, earlier. Sentimental vote for Murph as didn't want to see him get doughnutsvote or walk.......
The poll closed hours ago.vote or walk.......
I’m fact checking this and I can’t fault it.played the majority of his career at melbourne (200) carlton (50) - must have played in something like 6 flags.........
I told you before, vote early vote often........The poll closed hours ago.
Not one can vote now.
Was a star at Melbourne, when he crossed to Carlton he was a lot older but was a good player and a great leader. Had one or two best on grounds but he was only our second best Ruck Rover behind Serge. As history shows he was a great coach though.Can any of the OG's explain why Ron Barassi has not been nominated? did anyone see him play?...Was he more of a coach for us than a player? Curious
You did not tell me this on the morning of the 1999 preliminary final.I told you before, vote early vote often........
I can.. Barassi played 204 at the DemonsI’m fact checking this and I can’t fault it.
Barassi came to Carlton in 1965 (around 30 years of age). As a player he was still a force of nature in his first couple of seasons. I think the pressure of being a player/coach started to take a toll during the 1967 season. By 1968 it was all over and he retired from playing during the season. No doubt Ron was a legend as a player and I was lucky enough to see a couple of seasons of Barass and Big Nick turning the Blues into the powerhouse that followed.Can any of the OG's explain why Ron Barassi has not been nominated? did anyone see him play?...Was he more of a coach for us than a player? Curious
Pfft you had to look it up.I can.. Barassi played 204 at the Demons
Frydenburg's, the lot of you.