Skip to main content
Topic: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong (Read 16753 times) previous topic - next topic
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #60
Unfortunately, field umpire errors are outside the scope of the score review system.

Good point. I should have known this. Still, definitely an anomaly which you would hate to decide a GF.
Keyboard warrior #24601

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #61
If fans took anything from last nights result and ruck contests, it's surely the risk of going in with just one ruck or no ruck, because lose them early and you end up in the same situation as the Handbaggers last night! :o

Claiming last night's TDK result as a case for solo ruck is at best a stretch.

Heeding the warning of the potentially devastating result of not having a ruck is unequivocal.

You might sneak a result in the season but in finals, well good luck with that. Can you imagine losing Cripps tot he stoppage contest in finals games because he is forced to ruck? Can you imagine losing BigH from the F50 in a final because he's on ruck duty?

Blah blah blah Bollocks.

R16 - 2023 -
Carlton vs Hawthorn
No Pittonet. No De Koning.
Young, Silvagni, McKay used in the ruck.

Hitouts
Hawthorn - 61
Carlton - 27

Result - Carlton wins by 60 points.

R17 - 2023
Carlton vs Fremantle (@Fremantle)
No Pittonet. No De Koning.
Young, Silvagni, McKay used in the ruck

"We are going to get monstered by Darcy and get spanked"

Hitouts
Fremantle - 70 (Darcy 58!)
Carlton - 18

Result - Carlton wins by 53.

Tell me again why we need 2 rucks to cover for the 1 ruck on the off-chance he gets injured.

We don't even need 1 ruck. In fact we have an average winning margin of over 9 goals when we don't have a ruck.
Just because Geelong lost by the same amount last night and didn't have one doesn't prove anything other than Geelong are crap right now.

So to go back to your quote....
"Heeding the warning of the potentially devastating result of not having a ruck is unequivocal."
The only devastating results i see is on the scoreboard when we demolish the opposition!

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #62
The umpire called "Play On"!!!, that should be the end of it. Play on after the siren it is game over!!!

Did the umpire call play on though?

The umpire raised both hands, absolutely.
The umpire raises both hands to signify the end of the quarter though.

If the umpire calls plays on, they lift both arms up in front of them in a similar fashion, but it a more sweeping action.

The 'signal' from the umps is being misinterpreted IMO.

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #63
I saw it but I didn't believe it.
He has an agenda whenever he opens his mouth.
Just trying to work out what it is!
Scott's flattery was nothing but convenience - he's just trying to make sure the spotlight stays away from his fast-crumbling team.  If you spend 10 of the 15 minute presser talking about the other mob, it leaves less time for pointed questions.....

"We weren't so bad tonight, it's just that Carlton were so good....'
This is now the longest premiership drought in the history of the Carlton Football Club - more evidence of climate change?

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #64
What was with the Cat on the mark for Lij Hollands goal from his 50m penalty? Firstly Gov's goal should've counted but when Lij took his kick the guy on the mark was dancing around and moving sideways. Maybe the ump didn't say stand?  Should've been another 50.
2025... Moir of the same to come

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #65
"We weren't so bad tonight, it's just that Carlton were so good....'
Whats wrong with that, its spot on.
2021-Pi$$ or get off the pot
2022- Real Deal or more of the same? 0.6%
2023- "Raise the Standard" - M. Voss Another year wasted Bar Set
2024-Back to the drawing boardNo excuses, its time
2025-Carlton can win the 2025 AFL Premiership

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #66
Note to Durdin and Motlop, if you want to be the starting fwd pocket in the side, have a look at the work rate of Owies for 4 qtrs. Watch how he is having a shot at goal one minute and the next minute he is defending deep in the D50. Have a look at how he willed himself to win the ball and do the one two with Fog to then kick the running goal. Even Fantasia up and down the ground running is impressive. Motlop especially is miles off this.
2021-Pi$$ or get off the pot
2022- Real Deal or more of the same? 0.6%
2023- "Raise the Standard" - M. Voss Another year wasted Bar Set
2024-Back to the drawing boardNo excuses, its time
2025-Carlton can win the 2025 AFL Premiership

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #67
With Cerra, Martin, Motlop, Carroll, Marchbank, Pittonett, Cuningham, Cottrell and Young to a lesser extent waiting in the wings, the Match Committee are going to have some big decisions to make. I would think that Cerra, Martin, Marchbank, Motlop and Cottrell would normally be automatic ins but I don't see where they fit in without destabilising the balance of the team. It is a bit like the one ruck two ruck debate. There are a lot of right answers to choose from. We need to make sure we choose the best right answer.

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #68
MEMO TO SAM WALSH : stop slamming your head into the turf when tackled trying to milk a free kick, it worked against Dangerfield but the others made you look silly, you are better than that.


Speaking with Raydan about how much I have enjoyed Cowan's rise to prominence and he made an interesting observation. The reason why Zac Williams was trialled up forward was as a direct result of how settled & reliable Cowan has been at half-back, they couldn't keep playing Williams there either. This move forced Zac into becoming a better player in a position none of us had considered he was even suited for, a huge win-win for everyone. 
"The Other Teams Can Rot In Hell"

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #69
With Cerra, Martin, Motlop, Carroll, Marchbank, Pittonett, Cuningham, Cottrell and Young to a lesser extent waiting in the wings, the Match Committee are going to have some big decisions to make. I would think that Cerra, Martin, Marchbank, Motlop and Cottrell would normally be automatic ins but I don't see where they fit in without destabilising the balance of the team. It is a bit like the one ruck two ruck debate. There are a lot of right answers to choose from. We need to make sure we choose the best right answer.

Cerra - walk up start
Martin - banished forever
Motlop - can he force Owies or Durdin out ??
Carroll - what position should he play ??
Marchbank - banished forever
Pittonett - only in an emergency
Cuningham - traded out at season's end
Cottrell - there is a place for him
Young - only in an emergency
"The Other Teams Can Rot In Hell"

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #70
Have to agree there. I think Charlie has not hit his best as yet as he was last year. Definitely think he can improve. Has missed some easy set shots and also some marks as well, although under immense pressure at times.

And the number of times he was held and no free kicks paid to him is infuriating.

Watch out if both Harry and Charlie have a blinder on the same day.

Charlie Curnow is "coasting" at the moment, he's content with having a little highlight reel moment where he bobs up and kicks a nice goal, the rest of the time he has his hands on his hips and is spectating., we all know he has no second efforets and refuses to chase. This is not good enough IMO, he has to learn that the players upfield are working their butts off to get the aggot up his end and he should have the decency to reward those efforts by applying himself harder and longer in a match, He'd kick 12 a week if he did. 

Contrast that to McKay who is running all over the ground, being part of the transition chain and is marking when & where needed, he is not as gifted as Curnow but gives his all 100% of the time because of it.
"The Other Teams Can Rot In Hell"

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #71
MEMO TO SAM WALSH : stop slamming your head into the turf when tackled trying to milk a free kick, it worked against Dangerfield but the others made you look silly, you are better than that.

Can’t tell if this is serious or sarcasm.

So many Cookers on social media aligning Walsh’s with May’s last night. WTF? This is why BT has to go.

Not only is he a substandard commentator, his stupid biased comments are dangerous.

He’s the Donald Trump of commentators - inciting hatred and sowing division by tossing out stupid, unjustifiable and extreme comments which appeal to the deplorables.
Keyboard warrior #24601

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #72
MEMO TO SAM WALSH : stop slamming your head into the turf when tackled trying to milk a free kick, it worked against Dangerfield but the others made you look silly, you are better than that.


Speaking with Raydan about how much I have enjoyed Cowan's rise to prominence and he made an interesting observation. The reason why Zac Williams was trialled up forward was as a direct result of how settled & reliable Cowan has been at half-back, they couldn't keep playing Williams there either. This move forced Zac into becoming a better player in a position none of us had considered he was even suited for, a huge win-win for everyone.

How exactly does one slam their own head into the turf?

If that was the case, Geelong would be employing a biomechanics expert to get Dangerfield off his suspension.

Watch it again, Walsh’s arms are pinned and he has no control as centripetal force propels his head in an accelerating arc into the turf.

As for the Williams-Cowan scenario, Cowan’s form in the Magoos would have played a part.  However, his opportunity arose because Williams put his hand up to play as a defensive forward and his logical replacement in defence, Cincotta, was given the tagging role.  It’s actually a win-win-win.
It's still the Gulf of Mexico, Don Old!

 

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #73
Charlie Curnow is "coasting" at the moment, he's content with having a little highlight reel moment where he bobs up and kicks a nice goal, the rest of the time he has his hands on his hips and is spectating., we all know he has no second efforets and refuses to chase. This is not good enough IMO, he has to learn that the players upfield are working their butts off to get the aggot up his end and he should have the decency to reward those efforts by applying himself harder and longer in a match, He'd kick 12 a week if he did. 

Contrast that to McKay who is running all over the ground, being part of the transition chain and is marking when & where needed, he is not as gifted as Curnow but gives his all 100% of the time because of it.

You must have missed Charlie’s mark deep in defence 🙄

Charlie and Harry have different roles.  Apart from his ruck role, Harry plays further up the ground.  Charlie’s role means that he rarely goes past the centre, unless he’s  needed in defence.

If Charlie is “coasting”, let’s have more of it I say!

It's still the Gulf of Mexico, Don Old!

Re: AFL Rd 15 2024 Post-Game Prognostications Carlton vs Geelong

Reply #74
Can’t tell if this is serious or sarcasm.

So many Cookers on social media aligning Walsh’s with May’s last night. WTF? This is why BT has to go.

Not only is he a substandard commentator, his stupid biased comments are dangerous.

He’s the Donald Trump of commentators - inciting hatred and sowing division by tossing out stupid, unjustifiable and extreme comments which appeal to the deplorables.

It's serious ...but "moaning Brian" has hacked LL's account ;)