Pre Match: Collingwood vs. Carlscum
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As Stevens is out their only real ball magent is Scotland and I think MM will bring Dutchie back just for the task of blanketing him.
If Pebbles and C3 can get the ball enough the Blues will have to plat Whitnal in defense and that leaves Harry on Sideshow Bob.
Bryan will smash C2 in the ruck and their only real threat is Betts and I would not be surprised to see Daisy on him.
If Pebbles and C3 can get the ball enough the Blues will have to plat Whitnal in defense and that leaves Harry on Sideshow Bob.
Bryan will smash C2 in the ruck and their only real threat is Betts and I would not be surprised to see Daisy on him.
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Yeah, Cam - my spider sense is tingling.
Nothing but positive reinforcement so far this season - gutsy wins and competitive losses. Surely we are due a thumping at some point, and it would be Carlton's manifest pleasure to deliver it.
Collingwood seems to have had a habit, in recent years, of surprising in games it's expect to lose... and throwing away the ones we're expected to cruise through. Here's hoping all the changes to the team setup don't destabilise us. I know that rationally, we should smash them, but no matter how we are travelling, or how they are, it is always a mistake to underestimate Carlton (I would normally add "or Essendon" but considering the way our kids dismantled them a couple weeks ago...).
Of course, I'll laugh about these thoughts when we smash Carlton by 8,000 points.
Side note: After calling for his trading/delistment last year, I am pleased to say I was 100% wrong about Tarks. Though it's a strange feeling, I half expect Carlton to tag him heavily... I will still be surprised speechless when I see it happen, of course...
Nothing but positive reinforcement so far this season - gutsy wins and competitive losses. Surely we are due a thumping at some point, and it would be Carlton's manifest pleasure to deliver it.
Collingwood seems to have had a habit, in recent years, of surprising in games it's expect to lose... and throwing away the ones we're expected to cruise through. Here's hoping all the changes to the team setup don't destabilise us. I know that rationally, we should smash them, but no matter how we are travelling, or how they are, it is always a mistake to underestimate Carlton (I would normally add "or Essendon" but considering the way our kids dismantled them a couple weeks ago...).
Of course, I'll laugh about these thoughts when we smash Carlton by 8,000 points.
Side note: After calling for his trading/delistment last year, I am pleased to say I was 100% wrong about Tarks. Though it's a strange feeling, I half expect Carlton to tag him heavily... I will still be surprised speechless when I see it happen, of course...
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Yes, we should thump them, but if we go into the game expecting that, they will upset us for sure. These days there are no easy wins in AFL: not Carlton, not Richmond, not North Melbourne .... no-one. Any given side can beat any other given side at any given ground on any given day. Expect West Coast to get done in Perth one day, and Richmond to win one of their three games for the year in Brisbane or Adelaide. Or the Demons. Put money on it.
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this should be a no question game with our form this season.. pitty leon had to screw up cauz his second half form would of been great to continue...
we really need presti and jimmy to be there and be fit to stop homer whitnall the donut king and that other bloke they have up forward..
we really need presti and jimmy to be there and be fit to stop homer whitnall the donut king and that other bloke they have up forward..
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This is a worry...
The injury report - Dr Peter Brukner
http://www.realfooty.com.au/1178390147287.html
James Clement (Collingwood) calf
Injured his calf on Saturday night. May miss this week.
Simon Prestigiacomo (Collingwood) foot
Partial tear of the plantar fascia. A significant injury and may miss a couple of weeks.
I'm guessing that if both are out.. Wakes, Maxy & Harry will have their work cut out against Fev, Whit & Kennedy
Midfield pressure is still the key I think, they will miss Stevens a lot.. hopefully we should be able to strangle supply to their forwards.
The injury report - Dr Peter Brukner
http://www.realfooty.com.au/1178390147287.html
James Clement (Collingwood) calf
Injured his calf on Saturday night. May miss this week.
Simon Prestigiacomo (Collingwood) foot
Partial tear of the plantar fascia. A significant injury and may miss a couple of weeks.
I'm guessing that if both are out.. Wakes, Maxy & Harry will have their work cut out against Fev, Whit & Kennedy
Midfield pressure is still the key I think, they will miss Stevens a lot.. hopefully we should be able to strangle supply to their forwards.