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Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Voting is as usual: you have 15 votes to award pretty much as you will, with the following provisos:
[1] 15 votes in total, no more, no less.
[2] No more than 10 votes for any one player (even Sam Walsh or Patrick Cripps)
[3] Three players at least must get a mention.
[4] A grade for the game, A+ (what I want to see) to F-.
Live Long and Prosper!

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #1
Team F
5 Walsh
4 Cerra
3 Newman
2 McGovern
1 Dean
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: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #2
Team F
3 Walsh
3 Cerra
3 Newman
2 McGovern
1 Dean
1 Evans
1 Riley
1 Ainsworth

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #3
Team F

7 Walsh
4 Cerra
1 Cripps
1 McGovern
1 Dean
1 Newman

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #4
Team: F

6: Cerra
6: Walsh
1: Dean
1: Newman
1: McGovern

HM: Evans
Only our ruthless best, from Board to bootstudders will get us no. 17

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #5
Team E

5 Walsh
4 Evans
3 Cerra
2 McGovern
1 Newman
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #6
Team: D
5. Smith
4. Evans
3. Walsh
2. Byrne
1. McGovern

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #7
Team:  D
5:  Cerra
4:  Walsh
3:  Smith
1:  Cripps
1:  McGovern
1:  Byrne

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #8
Team F

5:  Cerra
4:  Newman
3:  Walsh
2:  Smith
1:  Evans

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #9
Team = E

4     Cerra
4     Walsh
2     Newman
1     Evans
1     McGovern
1     Dean
1     Byrne
1     Ainsworth

 

Re: Jim Park Voting AFL Rd 18 2026 Carlton vs Hawthorn

Reply #10
I just realized I hadn't voted yet. Not that it would be a fun process after last week's capitulation, but ...

AFL 2026 Rd 18   Carlton vs Hawthorn

Team:   E
Our last half was pretty ordinary, very disappointing. Our first half wasn’t that bad: without the umps we would have been inn the game.
Unfortunately, our structural deficiencies and lack of skills were very much on show.

Votes:
[5]   Sam Walsh
[3]   Adam Cerra
[2]   Jagga Smith
[1]   Mitch McGovern
[1]   Nic Newman   
[1]   Harry Dean
[0.5]   Talor Byrne
[0.5]   Francis Evans
[0.5]   Nick Haynes
[0.5]   Wade Derksen

Explanations:
[5]   Sam Walsh:      Easily our best player, Sam managed a game high 35 possessions to a losing ruck, 4 tackles and 7 clearances.
[3]   Adam Cerra:      Adam went into the midfield when George went off (after George started very strongly) and managed 27 possessions and 14 tackles.
[2]   Jagga Smith:      A good game from Jagga without being dominant. 20 possessions, 6 tackles and 3 clearances.
[1]   Mitch McGovern:   Our only reasonably effective forward for the night, Mitch managed to get marks and kick goals when others couldn’t get a kick.
[1]   Nic Newman:      Not Nic’s best game, but he was one of our better players. 27 possessions and 6 tackles.   
[1]   Harry Dean:      Harry was more than decent in defence.
[0.5]   Talor Byrne:      Talor showed more than a little, he was dangerous when others just weren’t. His kicking needs serious work.
[0.5]   Francis Evans:   A big effort from Frankie that was generally unrewarded.
[0.5]   Nick Haynes:      Not as good as he has been, but still one of our better players.
[0.5]   Wade Derksen:   Did a pretty good job.

Honourable Mentions:
Flynn Riley:      Flynn was badly beaten by Meek, but he wasn’t embarrassed. His goal was brilliant and he was reasonable in the air. Showed that he had a future, even though he was beaten.
Lachie Cowan:   Like a lot of our defenders, Lachie was reasonable without being as dominant as he has been.
Billy Wilson:      Not as much run and carry, and a couple of bad disposal errors, but Wilson did a pretty good job defensively.
Patrick Cripps:      21 possessions and 7 clearances would normally not be that bad. However, for Crippa he was definitely down. The ball was not being tapped to anywhere where he could get it. 9 tackles.
Live Long and Prosper!