Media Carlton in the Media (articles, podcasts etc) - Part IV

[Own The Future]

I’d be happy to run 3km.

Ditto.

 

[Revenant1965]

Ditto.

Run...?

 

[thylacine60]

could you possibly print is Article out in this thread and don't have access to that newspaper

It's 2 years old.

 

[BigFrizz36]

Really enjoyed the Voss & McCrae interview by Jonno Brown. Both came over as quality man managers who are excellent communicators and deep thinkers. Its not till you really feel confident about the current incumbent that you realise that what you felt before was hope and not belief.

 

[norway blue]

That was referring to the Collingwood job he also applied for not the Carlton process

Pies coach alluded to ‘we both ‘ re the three months and Voss nodded . That’s how I read it. Anyway it was fantastic listening.


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[katmanblue]

Run...?

Duck

 

[curnow inferno]

Luke Hodge (30.3.22)

Luke Hodge joined Gerard to reflect on Lance Franklin's 1000th goal, and what kind of teammate he was at the Hawks. He also spoke about the potential of Dustin Martin's retirement, and the incredible captaincy of Joel Selwood as he gets closer to breaking the all-time games captained record.

player.whooshkaa.com

 

[curnow inferno]

Is this the dawn of a new Carlton? - AFL Daily

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily The twin-towers up forward for the Blues in McKay and Curnow (0.00); Paddy Cripps is back to his best; an update on Hayden Crozier; Will Buddy reach the magical 1,000 goal mark tonight? Subscribe to AFL Daily...

omny.fm

 

[Bobmonkey]

Luke Hodge (30.3.22)

Luke Hodge joined Gerard to reflect on Lance Franklin's 1000th goal, and what kind of teammate he was at the Hawks. He also spoke about the potential of Dustin Martin's retirement, and the incredible captaincy of Joel Selwood as he gets closer to breaking the all-time games captained record.

player.whooshkaa.com

From 4.20 until 8.30, Carlton / Cripps talk.

 

[myblueroan]

 

[Blue Bloods]

Ross Lyon just said as a fact that Cripps was 8kg over weight last year and has got fit and lost that weight this year and that is why he is playing good football. Cripps said in an interview after the first round game that he is exactly the same weiget as last year.

Where do these guys pull this BS from, honestly just do some research or say it as an opinion not as fact.

 

[WalshistheGOAT]

Ross Lyon just said as a fact that Cripps was 8kg over weight last year and has got fit and lost that weight this year and that is why he is playing good football. Cripps said in an interview after the first round game that he is exactly the same weiget as last year.

Where do these guys pull this BS from, honestly just do some research or say it as an opinion not as fact.

Hes mistaken him for Stringer who lost 8kgs last season to get fit

 

[therubbernub]

I feel that he and stocker are vying for the same role

 

[RPCB]

Hes mistaken him for Stringer who lost 8kgs last season to get fit

Hopefully Patrick Cripps can recover from that one.

 

[OnceWeWereKings]

Ross Lyon just said as a fact that Cripps was 8kg over weight last year and has got fit and lost that weight this year and that is why he is playing good football. Cripps said in an interview after the first round game that he is exactly the same weiget as last year.

Where do these guys pull this BS from, honestly just do some research or say it as an opinion not as fact.

Yep, so the bloke who couldn’t be bothered interviewing for a role whereby his salary would be pushing towards seven figures has the inside details of what one of the players that plays for that club weighed last year and now this year. He’s a details person is Ross. Leaves no stone unturned.

 

[myblueroan]

I feel that he and stocker are vying for the same role

Wait in line then Boyd.

 

[Malifice]

He fit our need and was expected to be picked around where we were picking so it was a right place right time kind of deal. We needed an inside mid and he was expected to be picked just outside the top 10 right where we were picking so it wasn't like we'd done something special that no one expected.

I'd love to claim it as a draft steal or our genius that found him, but we got lucky with him. I think something in his mindset changed once joining the AFL and perhaps playing a year or so with Judd taught him a lesson in professionalism as he even mentions that he probably didn't prepare the best in his first year or indeed his junior career, carrying what he calls "puppy fat" around.

Also having a ridiculous growth spurt and growing what, 10cm or so after being drafted (?), helps to alleviate those physical limitations. Also him hiring a sprinting coach in an off-season early on seems to have been a gamechanger for him.

We got lucky with the Cripps pick. It was the expected pick for us at the time, but no one thought he'd be what he has become.

I saw a little bit of him playing for WA and he caught my eye. Handball/ contested work was elite and a big size (was already a big lad at 17) made him look really good, but slow and lacked endurance (only a 13.2 on the beep test), and kicking was suss.

Still has the same deficiencies, but worked hard on ironing them out to a great extent (especially his tank which can always be improved), while taking his inside game to a whole new level.

Was always going to go high, but I can understand the wariness some clubs may have had picking him. Was he just a big slow kid dominating against juniors, who was too slow to make it in at fast paced AFL level kind of thing.

 

[thylacine60]

I saw a little bit of him playing for WA and he caught my eye. Handball/ contested work was elite and a big size (was already a big lad at 17) made him look really good, but slow and lacked endurance (only a 13.2 on the beep test), and kicking was suss.

Still has the same deficiencies, but worked hard on ironing them out to a great extent (especially his tank which can always be improved), while taking his inside game to a whole new level.

Was always going to go high, but I can understand the wariness some clubs may have had picking him. Was he just a big slow kid dominating against juniors, who was too slow to make it in at fast paced AFL level kind of thing.

How critical was that pick to our club's resurgence? Could easily have come up lemons. Sorry Tiges, he was right there waiting.......

 

[Sector 7G]

The kick at the 20-25sec mark of the video was so sweet. Evading a tiger and speared it low along the boundary. Top shelf stuff and I commented on it on the day.

Was right in front of me. I am under one of the umbrellas in the background. I moved there when the whole Curnow clan left after Ed got injured)

 

[Christou2Kouta]

The kick at the 20-25sec mark of the video was so sweet. Evading a tiger and speared it low along the boundary. Top shelf stuff and I commented on it on the day.

Was right in front of me. I am under one of the umbrellas in the background. I moved there when the whole Curnow clan left after Ed got injured)

I was very impressed with his performance. I knew he was an excellent kick already but what pleased me was his attack on the footy and his speed/desperation in defence. Looks a likely type, I think he was just nervous in the practice matches and didn’t really show his true colours. It’s going to be hard to get in ahead of Williams, Saad and Docherty but it’s great to have someone pushing them.


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[The Return of the Paf]

He fit our need and was expected to be picked around where we were picking so it was a right place right time kind of deal. We needed an inside mid and he was expected to be picked just outside the top 10 right where we were picking so it wasn't like we'd done something special that no one expected.

I'd love to claim it as a draft steal or our genius that found him, but we got lucky with him. I think something in his mindset changed once joining the AFL and perhaps playing a year or so with Judd taught him a lesson in professionalism as he even mentions that he probably didn't prepare the best in his first year or indeed his junior career, carrying what he calls "puppy fat" around.

Also having a ridiculous growth spurt and growing what, 10cm or so after being drafted (?), helps to alleviate those physical limitations. Also him hiring a sprinting coach in an off-season early on seems to have been a gamechanger for him.

We got lucky with the Cripps pick. It was the expected pick for us at the time, but no one thought he'd be what he has become.

Yep, that's pretty much how I see it, only some sides (like Collingwood, obviously) would have let him slip further. I was slightly non-plussed at the time but not as negative as I usually am, I was just glad we didn't draft Lennon, who I thought was a limited footballer.

 

[NavySteel]

Wait in line then Boyd.

 

[Aphrodite]

These 2

Homeground Tours | Cripps and Walsh

Join Patrick Cripps and Sam Walsh on their day off as they take the brand new Hyundai Palisade to some of their favourite spots around Melbourne.

www.carltonfc.com.au

 

[I bleed Blue]

Worpa has obviously become Walsh's nickname

Never heard Crippa called Rick or Rickter before though

 

[Stamos]

Worpa has obviously become Walsh's nickname

Never heard Crippa called Rick or Rickter before though

He's been called Rick for a long time