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Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #120 –
God I miss those days.  3 goals down at half time...  not a problem...  1000% confident we’ll be up by 4 goals by 3/4 time....esp if we are kicking to heatley end
Ahhh, the premiership quarter  8)

I heard one of the stars from that great era being asked about how that developed and whether the players took it easy knowing they could turn it on in the 3rd quarter. The response was something like, “Nah, the boys used to party on Friday nights so they were a bit dusty when games started. But after the half-time break, they’d recovered enough to play hard in the 2nd half”.

I can’t remember who it was who said that, but it was a classic.

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #121 –
Ive have always liked Murph and have backed him in on most occasions when criticised by many, he sooked it up IMO, dont care what anyone says.
Agree...been well looked after by the club and setup for life, show some leadership and take it on the chin.
Tell the media you are going to work with the kids who took his place and be a contributor.

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #122 –
Ahhh, the premiership quarter  8)

I heard one of the stars from that great era being asked about how that developed and whether the players took it easy knowing they could turn it on in the 3rd quarter. The response was something like, “Nah, the boys used to party on Friday nights so they were a bit dusty when games started. But after the half-time break, they’d recovered enough to play hard in the 2nd half”.

I can’t remember who it was who said that, but it was a classic.


...and when people today want to compare us to the 'good old days', wondering what we need to do to get back there......i'm tipping this is not what they had in mind.

Times have changed.

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #123 –


"Spose football you dont really deserve anything um as much as what Ive sort of feel Ive been a pretty loyal servant to the footy club...last weekend I was pretty frustrated..I think anyone who's played a lot of football...and to be left out of the side would feel the same way..its a natural thing to feel"

Yes Marc, however dont air dirty laundry, cop your medicine and move on. You aren't above criticism.

if I was the coach, I'd say to him "have another week son".


Is that it?   Was there more to the interview?  

Disappointing.    Murphy should have been a bit more honest.    Bonehead decision to drop him.   Only one of a few blokes to hit a target in the 3rd against the Hawks.   But lets play an under done Martin and Casboult in defense.    Did we run out of legs again?   WHAT??   Who would have thought that might happen?

Still need Murphy's class.   It great having all these guys that have a crack and are hard at it only to watch them turn it over and watch the ball sail over their head for a goal.


Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #125 –
Not a happy hunting ground for so many clubs.  But after the game, the "understand" sure was among the players. :))  Val and Mario at their absolute best :))


 

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #127 –
Pity he doesn't translate that so called "competitive passion" when he's on the field eh? Such a sook...
*yawn*


Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #129 –
This issue really seems like much ado about nothing.


Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #131 –
Great rebuttals dude. I'm in awe and stand humbled...
Why would i try and rebut someone who says that the equivalent of the grass is purple?

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #132 –
Ahhh, the premiership quarter  8)

I heard one of the stars from that great era being asked about how that developed and whether the players took it easy knowing they could turn it on in the 3rd quarter. The response was something like, “Nah, the boys used to party on Friday nights so they were a bit dusty when games started. But after the half-time break, they’d recovered enough to play hard in the 2nd half”.

I can’t remember who it was who said that, but it was a classic.

The old parko half time address - just get the first goal of the 3rd q, and let the heatley stand do the rest

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #133 –
Is that it?   Was there more to the interview?  

Disappointing.    Murphy should have been a bit more honest.    Bonehead decision to drop him.   Only one of a few blokes to hit a target in the 3rd against the Hawks.   But lets play an under done Martin and Casboult in defense.    Did we run out of legs again?   WHAT??   Who would have thought that might happen?

Still need Murphy's class.   It great having all these guys that have a crack and are hard at it only to watch them turn it over and watch the ball sail over their head for a goal.

Absolutely!

There's no way Murphy should have been dropped after his efforts kept us in the game in the third quarter.

And there's nothing like a bit of honesty.  Of course, punters listen to the media spin rather than what Murphy actually said.
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball

Re: Pre game perturbations: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #134 –
Absolutely!

There's no way Murphy should have been dropped after his efforts kept us in the game in the third quarter.

And there's nothing like a bit of honesty.  Of course, punters listen to the media spin rather than what Murphy actually said.
So Murph being dropped was a witch hunt or is there some conspiracy behind it? Either that or Teague doesn't know what he is doing?
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