Toast Welcome Jack Carroll

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This guy looks like Greg Williams and Jade Gresham's lovechild but gives a Carlton fan's perspective on Jack Carroll.
 
Isn’t it kind of weird we call (I call) players as mediocre or middling, when no doubt, they would all have been out and out elite champions as juniors - no doubt the best players, if not best player singular, in their entire respective competitions.

But that’s how it goes for professionals in team sports. You get to the 99.99991% mark of the mountain climb, but the peanuts in front of our screens only rank you 0 to 100, with those still climbing the last 0.00009%!! From hero to battler.
 
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Free hit, good age, highly rated as a draftee and has gone okay in his relatively limited opportunities. Don't mind having him on board at all. His highlights show he can work through traffic, and can absorb a tackle and get a handball away which is a good skill to have. Hopefully he continues to develop and can become a gun for us
 

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Free hit, good age, highly rated as a draftee and has gone okay in his relatively limited opportunities. Don't mind having him on board at all. His highlights show he can work through traffic, and can absorb a tackle and get a handball away which is a good skill to have. Hopefully he continues to develop and can become a gun for us
Check out this video and especially the comments that have been left below.


My summary from a 30 second read is...

Cooper Lord arrived and is cleaner and also hard. Cooper Lord, in three games, has gone past Jack Carrol who has campaigned for four years - despite his purple patch in the first few games of '24. Lord is cleaner, just better. I think Carrol would be a depth player in a competitive team.

But why was he so 'good' in those first games of '24. And why did he fall away?
 
Check out this video and especially the comments that have been left below.


My summary from a 30 second read is...

Cooper Lord arrived and is cleaner and also hard. Cooper Lord, in three games, has gone past Jack Carrol who has campaigned for four years - despite his purple patch in the first few games of '24. Lord is cleaner, just better. I think Carrol would be a depth player in a competitive team.

But why was he so 'good' in those first games of '24. And why did he fall away?

This Cooper Lord must be some player.
 
Check out this video and especially the comments that have been left below.


My summary from a 30 second read is...

Cooper Lord arrived and is cleaner and also hard. Cooper Lord, in three games, has gone past Jack Carrol who has campaigned for four years - despite his purple patch in the first few games of '24. Lord is cleaner, just better. I think Carrol would be a depth player in a competitive team.

But why was he so 'good' in those first games of '24. And why did he fall away?


Another Dragons players we failed to identify....
 
Check out this video and especially the comments that have been left below.


My summary from a 30 second read is...

Cooper Lord arrived and is cleaner and also hard. Cooper Lord, in three games, has gone past Jack Carrol who has campaigned for four years - despite his purple patch in the first few games of '24. Lord is cleaner, just better. I think Carrol would be a depth player in a competitive team.

But why was he so 'good' in those first games of '24. And why did he fall away?



Cooper Lord is a pure inside mid, but don’t have the athleticism or kicking skills Carrol does.

Carrol is a balanced mid to me, can play inside/outside so more of a Cerra type. Believe at Carlton they want either inside mids (Kennedy, Cripps) or outside (Hollands, Acres) and nothing in between.
 

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