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Author:  Cypher [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 12:25 am ]
Post subject:  Pagan Beliefs:The Age
Another positive media report. :-D
Pagan Beliefs
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"What we want for our supporters is to be in the game and compete in a vigorous manner every time we run out and be consistent in everything we do."

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DENIS PAGAN ON . . .

ANTHONY KOUTOUFIDES
He played all 22 games last year, he was on the ground more than everybody else. He’s been captain when Carlton has been through its roughest patch in the history of the club, and I think he’s been admirable the way he’s carried himself.

LANCE WHITNALL
Lance might have had a few issues early on, but from the time he’s come back, he’s been terrific. No one tries harder or pushes himself harder than Lance.

BRENDAN FEVOLA
He wanted to move on, but Richmond was the only club that showed any interest and that was very scant. Brendan came back and said he really wanted to stay and to commit himself, and he’s certainly done that. His recovery from groin surgery has been great, he hasn’t put a foot wrong.
Author:  Cypher [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 12:47 am ]
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As opposed to this negative article about the injuries to Saddington, Stevens, Edwards and Kennedy. Only two-four lines on the game and who even played well. A full page on every other club's games.

Clean-up surgery for new Blue
Author:  BlueWorld [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 1:48 am ]
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or this:

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The 2005 national draft's No.1 pick Marc Murphy failed to impress yesterday.
:?:
Author:  kaxsta [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:56 am ]
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BlueWorld wrote:
or this:

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The 2005 national draft's No.1 pick Marc Murphy failed to impress yesterday.
:?:


How could they end the article with this? :x Without explaining themselves. Talk about putting undue pressure on the kid.
Author:  JackWorrall [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:57 am ]
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BlueWorld wrote:
or this:

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The 2005 national draft's No.1 pick Marc Murphy failed to impress yesterday.
:?:



That quote was from Damian Barrett in the 'Herald Sun'.

Contrast it with Rohan Connolly in 'The Age':

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Marc Murphy, the No. 1 draft pick, impressed with a consistent on-ball performance.



No excuse, but probably should be put down to the journalists not necessarily knowing who was who due to the lack of proper numbers for players (Why does the club do that?).
Author:  kaxsta [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:07 am ]
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JackWorrall wrote:
BlueWorld wrote:
or this:

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The 2005 national draft's No.1 pick Marc Murphy failed to impress yesterday.
:?:



That quote was from Damian Barrett in the 'Herald Sun'.

Contrast it with Rohan Connolly in 'The Age':

Quote:
Marc Murphy, the No. 1 draft pick, impressed with a consistent on-ball performance.



No excuse, but probably should be put down to the journalists not necessarily knowing who was who due to the lack of proper numbers for players (Why does the club do that?).


I think thats shoddy journalism. Numbers or not you should know who the players are (being a sports journalist). And if you're not too sure dont single out a player for not being impressive without any reasoning (especially one of the youngest and newest players to the club).
Author:  dannyboy [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:14 am ]
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not hard to get the numbers just gpo down to the desk and pick a sheet of paper up with everyone's name colour and number!
Author:  Wojee [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:26 am ]
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The Age has always been more objective in it's reporting of Carlton.
Author:  phoenix johnson [ Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:31 am ]
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No excuse, but probably should be put down to the journalists not necessarily knowing who was who due to the lack of proper numbers for players (Why does the club do that?).


Murph was wearing his proper guernsey number anyway.
Author:  ballistic blues [ Mon Feb 20, 2006 8:43 am ]
Post subject:  Interesting read!
article by Rohan Connonlly, read the last section about Fev is interesting Pagan said HE WANTED TO MOVE ON but no other club was interested...... interesting
Author:  Electric Blue [ Mon Feb 20, 2006 9:46 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Interesting read!
ballistic blues wrote:
article by Rohan Connonlly, read the last section about Fev is interesting Pagan said HE WANTED TO MOVE ON but no other club was interested...... interesting


YUP!!! :shock:

That seems to have been missed by most!
Author:  AGRO [ Mon Feb 20, 2006 10:17 am ]
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I thought it was pretty much common knowledge before and during the Trading Period.
Author:  Molly [ Mon Feb 20, 2006 10:28 am ]
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The view I took from Talking Carlton was that we were looking to trade Fev, not the other way round. It was certainly the way that Synbad's arguments at the time read - that the club had decided to keep Whitnall but were looking to offload Fev. I didn't get the belief that Fev was the one who wanted out.
Author:  camel [ Mon Feb 20, 2006 11:06 am ]
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Molly wrote:
The view I took from Talking Carlton was that we were looking to trade Fev, not the other way round. It was certainly the way that Synbad's arguments at the time read - that the club had decided to keep Whitnall but were looking to offload Fev. I didn't get the belief that Fev was the one who wanted out.


Well, if Fev wanted out then of course we'd be looking to trade him. ;)

Disappointing though, he'll probably always have a question mark over his commitment I'd say. Perhaps he wanted to go to Richmond because Richo only has a couple of years left in him.
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