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Welcome from Cartonians everywhere, including over here in New Zealand.

Can someone help me ? I'm trying to find out who were Carlton's emergencies for the R1 game on 19March. Cannot locate it on the internet.

I find that if i cant succinctly, accurately explain myself it is best not to comment, because I dont want to lump people together innaccurately. That is why I never tat people with "right" and "left".

Yes, but what makes a view or action leftist or rightist in your opinion ?

Depends what you mean by "left"- such a vague term for so many different interest groups who don't even agree with each other. The term "right" is the same. Please give a detailed definition of what you actually mean.

Rugby League has got hardly any international puechase itself, aside from a few small towns in the north of England.

Agree 7 is probably too many.. Suspect it will be reduced in coming years.

wow. Really ? What was that actually like ?

Yes. Bolts was hired in part because he could teach.. As a teacher myself I know it takes time for students lightbulbs to flash. I reckon his teaching will be bearing fruit for years. We were lucky to have him when we did. The rewards will come.

Can anyone let me know whats likely to happen with the leadership group this year ? Any potential changes on the cards ? Cheers.

Of course it does raise questions about the character of the Danish settlers who founded Danniverke in the North Island. Investigating Joh's roots could be interesting.

I absolutely did. Flew down to Wellington for that. That was, I think, one of our higher scores that year ( 18.13). It was freezing- Wellington is much colder than Auckland. I was only in a club polo as well. Crippa played one if his first really good games that day.

A few Vics living over here to though. There is an Australian carpenter who lives not far up the highway from us... another Pie. I just never meet Blues over here...at least, the last one was back in the 90s.

Thank you. Things should be looking up this season.

Nice. Just occasionally when I walk around in Carlton gear, someone will stop and say omg youre into footy ! ... A few footy heads hiding in the woodwork for certain, but mainly Dons and Pies... Sadly...

I wish we could send you the rain we have been having.

Nice to hear im not alone in the Kiwi blue stakes.

Oh yeah. Like Grimmett and Phar Lap. ... Or Warren Jones...Mind you, we gave you Joh Bjelke Petersen and that Hinch bloke off the telly as well...

Oh thats good, because I dont actually own one myself.

All the scaffolders have moved to your country, so we are importing replacements from asia.

No im a history teacher.

Well yes. Hello from West Auckland in New Zealand. Im a devotee of Carlton who visits Aussie every year, or very nearly, to watch Carlton. Im an international member since it was introduced. Ive followed Carlton since about 1978. Naturally a Warren Jones enthusiast since he was born here...

Precise mind you have ! And yes RBR ladders began 2004 in the official stats book. Thank you for alerting us to all this.

Yes. True. Btw the AFL Tables website confirms your point about the 2000 yearbook inaccuracy. How did you notice ?

Wow you are right. Ive never noticed that before ! Unfortunately AFL 2001 ( the season guide) fails to even give ladders after each round of 2000 results so I will have to trawl around the internet to cross check this. Remarkable !

You are correct. All three rounds have the same order

If that is the Official AFL Yearbook for 2000, published by Viking, then in fact Rounds Five and Nine are accurate. Pages 57 and 77.

As an Auckland resident myself, this is intriguing. Can you tell me more? . have a mate who is a NZ historian who would love to know about this...

Cheers. Will do.

Local residents in Grey Lynn are so Bolshie its astounding the Speedway has survived. Yep it was Geelong. The promoter of the 1991 game, Will McKenzie, still lives in Sandringham, Auckland. He evidently is still into footy as well. I saw him several years back at the Docklands i think.