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Williams was under an injury cloud before the game and has never been an elite trainer according to any of the track watchers. He would be the second last person (only Motlop would be worse) I would use in a defensive forward lockdown role. That said I thought I saw Doc and Fanta opposed to Zorko for a lot of the first half and couldn’t get the job done. Both are better choices than Williams, Durdin or Motlop but neither would’ve done as good a job as Cincotta. It was pretty obvious to everyone that Cincotta should have got the job.cinc in taht form yes, but he wasn’t playing with taht form towards the end
Seriously do not think it a big ask for Williams in particular to lockdown zorko
Agreed. Fanta has impressed me with his defensive efforts this year. He has lost his old spark but he is a team player. I had no issue with him playing. However neither of Durdin or Motlop should’ve been picked ahead of Cincotta. Durdin, for all his faults tries his heart out, but he was playing with one arm and should never have played. Motlop has been poor in every game I’ve seen him play this year, including in the reserves, and didn’t deserve to play a final. I would’ve preferred we played Moir rather than Motlop, let alone Cincotta.Our 2 best wins, and a bunch of other wins when we weren't playing so well, Cincotta was doing a job.
Showed a lot more than I thought he had in him.
I just can't comprehend that decision.
Even if you want to make 6 changes, how does he get dropped before any of Motlop/Durdin/Fantasia? The first 2 in particular?
So Voss will review player’s performances for the year.
Who’s reviewing Voss’s efforts.
That doesn’t fill me with confidence.
Our rehab staffWho has Williams done a good lock-down role on?
Our rehab staff
Trading Walsh??????Id move both of them.
Think he meant Kennedy and Cerra.Trading Walsh??????
Yeah if you want to rip the heart out of our club.
Last bloke I would trade.
The vice-president captained Victoria a couple of times. Has a good footy resume.Greg Williams is the only one on the board with AFL experience that I know of, but then again, every man and his dog queried last weeks selections.
Hopefully Voss is aware of this
I'm going to say that the plan wasn't executed because it was ill-founded
These are the three critical errors made last week.Understatement of the year.
IF TDK was good to go - then why was he a sub?
IF things weren't working why was Kennedy picked as the best player to bench to bring on TDK?
IF ZORKO was always going to be their playmaker - who was physically capable of shutting him down and why didn't they and if it wasn't Cincotta who was it going to be?
We always new their ruckman was a key to clearances. How could Pittonet be so PATHETIC for SO LONG?
This was always going to be a hard one to win - but it seems to me Voss was happy to play the risk card and roll the dice on players he wanted to perform - and didn't. BUT worse to me was his match day mismatches all over the park but especially ZORKO.
The game showed up what Carlton's achilles heel has been all year=- and that is a dysfunctional forward line made up of blokes who can't stop good opposition walking the ball out at will. Motlop/Durdin/Fantasia/Williams lost the game for Carlton by inept forward fifty defensive efforts. helped along magnificently by an inept Pittonet.
So definitely for mine - serious question marks about selection logic are fair to put on the table as well as game day decision making - injury interrupted season doesn't explain a 60 point SMASHING in the first half.
UNACCEPTABLE - failures in too many areas resulting in an embarrassing capitulation DISGUSTING end to a repeat awful season of injury plagued RUBBISH.
The only good thing to come out of it is that NO ONE can HIDE from the serious FAILS on display in the last game of the season - NO ONE.
/end rant.
Was he shit in defence every time he played there?
Idk- Michael Walters in gather round comes to mind
They'll try to hide,. don't worry about that...Understatement of the year.
IF TDK was good to go - then why was he a sub?
IF things weren't working why was Kennedy picked as the best player to bench to bring on TDK?
IF ZORKO was always going to be their playmaker - who was physically capable of shutting him down and why didn't they and if it wasn't Cincotta who was it going to be?
We always new their ruckman was a key to clearances. How could Pittonet be so PATHETIC for SO LONG?
This was always going to be a hard one to win - but it seems to me Voss was happy to play the risk card and roll the dice on players he wanted to perform - and didn't. BUT worse to me was his match day mismatches all over the park but especially ZORKO.
The game showed up what Carlton's achilles heel has been all year=- and that is a dysfunctional forward line made up of blokes who can't stop good opposition walking the ball out at will. Motlop/Durdin/Fantasia/Williams lost the game for Carlton by inept forward fifty defensive efforts. helped along magnificently by an inept Pittonet.
So definitely for mine - serious question marks about selection logic are fair to put on the table as well as game day decision making - injury interrupted season doesn't explain a 60 point SMASHING in the first half.
UNACCEPTABLE - failures in too many areas resulting in an embarrassing capitulation DISGUSTING end to a repeat awful season of injury plagued RUBBISH.
The only good thing to come out of it is that NO ONE can HIDE from the serious FAILS on display in the last game of the season - NO ONE.
/end rant.
Stirring return?‘Not over yet’: Sam Docherty shines on return for Carlton amid dark night in Brisbane
Luckless defender makes stirring return after torn ACL in opening round as the Lions crush the Blues 14.15 (99) to 11.5 (71) in elimination finalwww.theguardian.com
Understatement of the year.
IF TDK was good to go - then why was he a sub?
IF things weren't working why was Kennedy picked as the best player to bench to bring on TDK?
IF ZORKO was always going to be their playmaker - who was physically capable of shutting him down and why didn't they and if it wasn't Cincotta who was it going to be?
We always new their ruckman was a key to clearances. How could Pittonet be so PATHETIC for SO LONG?
This was always going to be a hard one to win - but it seems to me Voss was happy to play the risk card and roll the dice on players he wanted to perform - and didn't. BUT worse to me was his match day mismatches all over the park but especially ZORKO.
The game showed up what Carlton's achilles heel has been all year=- and that is a dysfunctional forward line made up of blokes who can't stop good opposition walking the ball out at will. Motlop/Durdin/Fantasia/Williams lost the game for Carlton by inept forward fifty defensive efforts. helped along magnificently by an inept Pittonet.
So definitely for mine - serious question marks about selection logic are fair to put on the table as well as game day decision making - injury interrupted season doesn't explain a 60 point SMASHING in the first half.
UNACCEPTABLE - failures in too many areas resulting in an embarrassing capitulation DISGUSTING end to a repeat awful season of injury plagued RUBBISH.
The only good thing to come out of it is that NO ONE can HIDE from the serious FAILS on display in the last game of the season - NO ONE.
/end rant.
Trading Walsh??????
Yeah if you want to rip the heart out of our club.
Last bloke I would trade.
‘Not over yet’: Sam Docherty shines on return for Carlton amid dark night in Brisbane
Luckless defender makes stirring return after torn ACL in opening round as the Lions crush the Blues 14.15 (99) to 11.5 (71) in elimination finalwww.theguardian.com
Trading Walsh??????
Yeah if you want to rip the heart out of our club.
Last bloke I would trade.