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The Sports Desk / Re: God help me - the Cricket thread
Last post by Professer E -Holing out at mid wicket is as weak as p1ss.
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 22 2026 Carlton vs St. Kilda
Last post by LP -5 Evans
4 Walsh
3 Pitto
2 Hewett
1 Florent
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 22 2026 Carlton vs St. Kilda
Last post by Adelaideblue -3. Evans
3. Pittonet
1.5 Hewett
1.5 Walsh
1. Haynes
1. Cowan
1. Haywood
1. Cerra
1. Kemp
1. McKay
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 22 2026 Carlton vs St. Kilda
Last post by DJC -5 - Pittonet
4 - Evans
3 - Cripps
2 - Walsh
1 - Florent
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 22 2026 Carlton vs St. Kilda
Last post by percy -4: Evans
3: Pittonet
2: Cerra
2: Hewett
2: Walsh
1: Hayward
1: Florent
HM’s: Cowan, McKay, Cripps and Derkaderka
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 22 2026 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs St. Kilda at Marvel
Last post by laj -https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1HYJpo9enk/
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 23 2026 Pre Game Predictions Carlton vs Bulldogs at Marvel
Last post by DJC -On form alone, Reidy should be promoted, but he won't be. Pitto was even better, and with English out, I doubt whether we'd be going with two ruckmen. Again, on form alone, I'm not sure that Weiters should be promoted. On potential and importance to the team, he's a monty to be recalled. But who misses out?
Lobb and Naughton shouldn't hold too many terrors for our defenders although Lobb has a lot of size over Derksen, Dean and Haynes, and Weiters for that matter, but an in form Weiters would be far too good for Lobb. Lewis Young has done well on Lobb in the past and, since his recall, has provided us with a versatile tall who can play forward and back and pinch hit in the ruck. Having Young as a fallback if Lobb was to get the better of Derksen and/or Dean would be handy. If we go like for like, it will be Derksen who misses out, as unfair as that may be, but fairness shouldn't get in the way of putting the best combination on the field.
Another possibility is that Cerra's hamstring is worse than I thought and he can't play. In that case, I would bring Weiters in, play McGovern in Cerra's role, and swing Derksen forward. If Cerra is good to play, I'd be inclined to go with an unchanged side and bring Weiters back for the Freo game where he will be needed.
I expect that Weiters will be desperate to get back, but he is level-headed and a committed team player who will go along with what's best for the team.
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 22 2026 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs St. Kilda at Marvel
Last post by Professer E -Cripps reminding TdK of his general soreness was not something we used to do either.
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 22 2026 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs St. Kilda at Marvel
Last post by Thryleon -I thought the sniffers were rather keen to impart err.... physical pressure on our blokes (a lot of marginally late, marginally high, borderline excessive stuff), and Acres is certainly doesn't back away from that stuff.
I still think sides cling to the trope that we're soft but what I saw on Saturday Sunday suggests otherwise.
It would be unfair to say that our softer players were playing for St Kilda. Pitto certainly had his way with TDK though and I thought that he was looking forward to the final siren midway through the second quarter.
Lyon is never reluctant to resort to questionable tactics but their attempted physicality backfired, like most of Lyon's plans.
I don't think that we've ever been soft but there has certainly been a perception that we are. The addition of Ainsworth, Hayward, Florent, Dean, Byrner, Ison and Derksen has hardened us up.
I think that confidence plays a part too.
https://youtu.be/ShbWosc8fDM?si=SOOvhTYmsPzpnwC6 around the 57 second mark of that one for anyone that missed it.