Carlton-Judd threads [merged]

[Penelope]

now that would be sweet

[mightytiges]

Blues fans going nuts on SEN  .

You would reckon Ratten is gawn after tonight's loss to the Suns. The stunned look on his face in the coaches box when the siren went tonight was priceless. He looked like a bloke who knows he won't be coaching next year.

[Francois Jackson]

fair to say Judd's finished also

How much of a different player has he become

It leaves only Murphy as being their only A grader

Gibbs. 

[Coach]

Squibbs. Poor old Jack Watts. At least he goes in for a hard ball every now and then

[Loui Tufga]

Squibbs   reminds me very much of Tambling

[Francois Jackson]

i still could never understand how they rate Simpson and Gibbs

what a pair of downhill skiers if ive ever seen one

I hope they keep Ratts for our rd 1 meet

[Loui Tufga]

i still could never understand how they rate Simpson and Gibbs

what a pair of downhill skiers if ive ever seen one

I hope they keep Ratts for our rd 1 meet

Wouldn't you rather give Malthouse his first loss at his new club

[Hellenic Tiger]

Could not happen to a more worthy sporting organisation anywhere in the world.

[Francois Jackson]

i still could never understand how they rate Simpson and Gibbs

what a pair of downhill skiers if ive ever seen one

I hope they keep Ratts for our rd 1 meet

Wouldn't you rather give Malthouse his first loss at his new club

more confident of victory with a Ratten led club

none the less. Judd is finished, Gibbs and Simmo are well hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Scotland is a hack and Eddie can suck my knob

All bodes well for a first up win in 2013

[Dubstep Dookie]

Aaaaaaand meltdown!!!!!!!!! 

http://www.talkingcarlton.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32077

I'm out..........that's it for me.........!not putting myself through this again...........!football can get %$#@ED........it's given me nuthin......!stick it up your behind
I feel your pain Tommi, I was like that round 4 and have been at various levels of numbness ever since. Im not even that angry tonight, I should be but I am not, and that makes me sad


Why does tonight not surprise me? I could almost see the next poot play unfolding in my mind before it happened...Insipid club that doesn't stand for the club I grew to love when I was a boy. We've become mid-table nobodies


Our inability to win when it counts under Ratten has hit a new low. We all laughed so hard at Richmond. We were worse.

[Eat_em_Alive]

Our inability to win when it counts under Ratten has hit a new low. We all laughed so hard at Richmond. We were worse.[/i][/color]

  

[Dubstep Dookie]

Our inability to win when it counts under Ratten has hit a new low. We all laughed so hard at Richmond. We were worse.[/i][/color]

  

Thats the spirit Big Man 

[cub]

It's a b-e-a-utifil thing ain't it! Essendon Carlton June premiere lmfao, would love to make finals next year and those to miss would be GOLD

[Penelope]

Aaaaaaand meltdown!!!!!!!!! 

http://www.talkingcarlton.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32077

I'm out..........that's it for me.........!not putting myself through this again...........!football can get %$#@ED........it's given me nuthin......!stick it up your behind
I feel your pain Tommi, I was like that round 4 and have been at various levels of numbness ever since. Im not even that angry tonight, I should be but I am not, and that makes me sad

Weak as pee floppy rooster. when the going gets tough, they get going....out the door
 

[tiger101]

Not good signs for Ratts when media is pasting articles and Mick is giving interviews saying he has the energy for coaching.

FORMER Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse says he still has the energy required to coach at AFL level.

As the fallout from Carlton's shock 12-point loss to Gold Coast continues to take its toll on the club and coach Brett Ratten, Malthouse was questioned at length about his desire to return to coaching on Melbourne radio on Sunday.

Malthouse is seen as the man most likely to replace Ratten should the Carlton coach be sacked.

Speaking on 3AW, Malthouse recognised that coaching was a demanding job but said his enthusiasm for the role had never wavered.

"I thoroughly enjoy coaching, the good and the bad," he said.

"That surge of energy or surge of adrenalin when that ball's bounced (at the start of a game) and you're getting young players up ready to play …

"Playing first-gamers, playing 200-gamers and just being out there and understanding there's a competition on between you and your opponent, that is so wonderful.

"That is such an adrenalin rush. But you've got to take everything in to consideration. You've got to have the energy. Have I got the energy? Well I suppose, I think I've got the energy."


http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/145741/default.aspx