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Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #75
Live at the game it was Fogarty's ball. No question.

Depends on where you were sitting to the angle you saw.

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #76
I rewatched the incident a few times before i posted before.

Martin had more space on his opponent than Fogarty had on his.
They both came from weird angles to the ball, not simply a going back with the flight of the ball. Martins back was to goal. Fogarty coming across the goal.
Ball was in Martins hands when they collided and Martin maintained possession after the hit.

IF Martin, stopped and called him through, Fogarty would've been tackled immediately as his opponent was right on him.
IF Fogarty, stopped and called him through, Martin had 1.5m on his opponent and was more likely to be clear.

I don't think either of them had enough time to calculate all that and i don't blame either one of them for their attack on the ball.

My whole point is that i don't think either are to blame, but to single out Martin is a bit harsh. If anything i think its 51% Fogarty, 49% Martins fault.


But Fogarty has more 'good vibes' compared to Martin, so people side with him.

In an ideal world Martin should have called the play, he had the better view of what was unfolding… did he call ?
If he did Fog wasn’t listening.
In Fogs position you rely on your teamates to call you in/out or at least try to protect you, especially to protect you from them.
Accidents happen, but it was costly.
Let’s go BIG !

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #77
In an ideal world Martin should have called the play, he had the better view of what was unfolding… did he call ?
If he did Fog wasn’t listening.
In Fogs position you rely on your teamates to call you in/out or at least try to protect you, especially to protect you from them.
Accidents happen, but it was costly.
100%

World is far from ideal though.

One thing that has me stuffed though.

How does a collision injury result in a hamstring???

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #78
100%

World is far from ideal though.

One thing that has me stuffed though.

How does a collision injury result in a hamstring???

Hyperextension of the leg resulting in stretched hamstring muscle fibres.  Seems like it was a very minor strain or tightness.
It's still the Gulf of Mexico, Don Old!

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #79
Unbelievable backs to the wall type victory. Never thought we had it in us. Momentum is a wonderful thing. Let's hope we've got enough of it to continue on into September.

X2
I'm pleasantly surprised and in awe of this group.
Hats off to the leadership and never say die attitude. What a superb initiation for young Binns, Lorde, and Moir. They really matched the commitment of the seniors. I don't think there were any passengers. That’s what it takes 👏🏼
Coming together is the beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.
Henry Ford.

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #80
If there were any doubts about cripps standing in the game and our footy club this match showed why he's one of our best ever.

He said come with me boys and led the way and they jumped on his coat tails.  Hopefully we won't need him to do it this week.
"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson

Re: AFL Rd 23 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs West Coast

Reply #81
George has been a very important and unheralded piece of this side for a while, why he was dropped this year...

A mystery that perplexed many. If a mid might have benefited from a rest, it's Walshy IMO. He's been belted and double tagged. Subsequently getting caught and perhaps hurt, repeatedly.
Coming together is the beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.
Henry Ford.