Carlton Supporters Club

You can cast aspersions all you like, once you start that rubbish you've already lost, you won't get a bite from me!

Well you best revise your posting history because it certainly won't enhance your resume!

I'm sure someone genuinely interested would read the contents, and not just revert to personal sledging after reading the cover!

Thoughts become actions.

I'm not disagreeing with you. Just suggested we are equally at fault for risking Cripps in the same role.

Not all players recover from knee injuries, regardless of the type of player they are.

Whilst we are at it, sack captain Carlton and let's change from Nike to Adidas.

There’s one thing - and one thing only - that will shut the media harpies up. Winning. The club knows this.

At the moment we have no voice or credibility and unfortunately we just have to grin and bear it.

Even when we get pulverized and bullied all night and yet the first hard tackle we lay gets pinged for being dangerous. Even when clear marks are disallowed. Even when the opposition handballs it directly out of bounds but the umpire is in the wrong spot to see. Even when every other club kicks out over the line in practically every game yet we get penalized twice in the one game.

Winning doesn’t just bring respect, it brings privileges.

That trash bag we wore last night is a putrid and failed marketing attempt. The white us a logical reversal of the colours we wear in our regulation guernsey, the baby blue is at least blue. The grey looks like a poor 80’s attempt at trying to be all 2000’s and the space age future. The coaches should be all knocking out stats on Commodore 64s and we should be serving Tang at quarter time.

Why is everyone focussing on Charlie rucking?
We had Cripps rucking as well.

Reckon Lobbe might get a game this week if he does ok in the NB's......probably dont want Harry rucking.....

For what it's worth I agree with you.
Sacking the coach might give us a temporary sugar hit but ultimately it would lead to our ruin.
Most supporters underestimated the dire state of our list, brought about by decades of negligence and poor management, there's simply no easy options.
The harsh reality is that it might be 6 or 8 years until it reaches fruition, until Curnow, Weitering, Dow, O'Brien, SPS, McKay and the likes are old enough and experienced enough to form a quality core which we've lacked since the 1990's.
The hard work is all ahead of us, and one of the hardest things we have to do is to convince the young players that their day will come if they stick.
Sack the coach now and it all unravels.