It was an amazing turnaround.
But at the end of the day they would have missed the finals if it was still the traditional top 8.
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But at the end of the day they would have missed the finals if it was still the traditional top 8.
3 months ago
There list stunk to high heaven
And today they have Best first Year kid in Harry Dean and Jagga Smith won the Rising Star.
Throw in Walker next year too
There list stunk to high heaven
And today they have Best first Year kid in Harry Dean and Jagga Smith won the Rising Star.
Throw in Walker next year too
And they will be stuck in no man’s land for 20 years
Carlton are well coached.
That's the difference.
Their list is no better than ours.
What would we give to be playing
" finals" again.
That's the difference.
Their list is no better than ours.
What would we give to be playing
" finals" again.
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Young Dean is a beauty. Strong at the contest. Loves to compete. Hates to lose. Just like his old man!
Carlton are clearly well coached, and I think notwithstanding our injuries this season we have been poorly coached, but our list is probably the worst in the competition.
On exposed form, we haven't got a young player as consistent as Harry Dean or Jagga Smith nor have we got experienced players as good as Cripps, McKay, Hewett, Weitering or Walsh.