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If he is all about unity then why would he divide the club further when some of the club greats basically have told him and the man with his hand up Brown to back off.



Fascinating Melvey. Cna you give me a clue as to who has his hand up Brown? Any other takers? club29 - you're good with this sort of stuff?


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Will be interesting to see how Pagan goes next year without his 10 go-tos.


We might see some progress?... :?:

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I don't know... sometimes I think we just want to believe that there's a bit of conflict... especially with those that don't like Pagan.

Pagan last week was talking about how much he rates the kids at Carlton, and how well Bower did in his first two games etc... I guess that was all lies then...

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I don't know... sometimes I think we just want to believe that there's a bit of conflict... especially with those that don't like Pagan.

Pagan last week was talking about how much he rates the kids at Carlton, and how well Bower did in his first two games etc... I guess that was all lies then...


Conflict in itself isnt a bad thing, and youd expect it at a footy club and even more so while we're trying to find a way through the quagmire.

I dont agree wolfy that Pagan was lying. I think he'd be very happy with most of the kids coming through and looking forward to using them when the time is right. That's the crux and the upside of being bottom and Im sure he's salivating about say 5 more top 50 picks this year - he's always commented on talent and he's getting it..almost half a team in top 40-50 picks in the last 3 years so thats great. The difference comes down the development strategies and when / how to blood players. Its clear to me that Pagan has a different view to Kernahan and Im sure Pagan has no doubthe's pushing the right cause. As is Kernahan. Add the 'business decision' need for us to play kids and its a natural source of conflict, as evidenced by TC!

Its all about development. Pagan has a different view to Kernahan.


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Sorry Molsey, I was being a bit facecious there!

You're right - it's good to have a bit of conflict there... you need to have ideas challenged (in general), so that you can continue to believe in them.

In essence, it's clear then that Pagan and Kernahan are on the same page - they want the same ends, but they have differing opinion on how to get there... I think on TC though, there are some people who'd like to believe that this is creating a massive friction at the club, and that there is more "turmoil" that's tearing our club apart... when in fact it's just healthy debate on how to best move forward given that we have some good talent.

This could be a sign of the "tabloid" times!

Whether it was the right or wrong method, or the Sticks or Pagan method, most of the kids made good progress this year... and that's all that matters.

It was disappointing that a lot of the kids weren't given a run in the VFL over the last couple of weeks. Our 3 best players were Setanta, Russell and Blackwell... the older "go-tos" let us down badly... why Bower, Jackson etc weren't played is beyond me, and I doubt whether that would be Denis or Sticks who made that decision... perhaps Mitchell is the bad guy after all! :-D

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Yeah Mitchell is the devil re-incarnate.

Mitchell is poison ...a despicable human being!!!

Burn the heathen at the stake!! DIE MITCHELL DIE!!!!!!

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club29 wrote:
Everyone knows Lappin wants to play in the Mmdfield and that Whitnal likes a bet.


Damn...I guessed the other way around!... :wink:

Didn't mention about players having their loans knocked back, or ex-grlfriends following them into toilets ???
Look lots of stuff happens...so what? No one thing is going to shape or re-shape this club....
First smart thing I've ever heard Butters say (on OTC) is that if you want to be president, there isn't ONE thing that needs to be done, it's about doing 100s and doing them all well...

AND I bet that's a lesson that he learnt! :wink:

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molsey wrote:
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If he is all about unity then why would he divide the club further when some of the club greats basically have told him and the man with his hand up Brown to back off.



Fascinating Melvey. Cna you give me a clue as to who has his hand up Brown? Any other takers? club29 - you're good with this sort of stuff?


Could I suggest we don't follow the board's 'sneaky leakers' here on TC?

Maybe a PM, and don't post is as far as it goes.

If there are manoueverings in the background at the CFC lets's not give journo's the satisfaction of further 'letting the truth get in the way of a good story' article

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Deano Supremo wrote:
GET GIBBS


I read in The Age earlier this month that BG didn't want to go to Victoria?! OK so the father-son rule ruled him out of the Crows but would he still want to move to Melbourne if he doesn't get a black-blue-red-yellow-striped guernsey? Would a pick-swap with the Crows be in the offing?

The next question is, if you're trading a high-pick with the Crows, who is being delisted there and would we want them with the youth policy being touted as our future and working oh-so-well for the club?

How is the puppy doing, Deano?!

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Melvey wrote:
Brett Ratten who Brown wants to have installed as coach when he gets voted in has come out and said that Denis must stay.

Ratts and Denis have had a little chat, like i said he has more support then most of you Herald Sun readers believe. There are some heavies getting involved behind the scenes big tough hard talking boof head pupet Fraser Brown doesn't realise what he is about to walk into and what he is going to cause down at the club.

If he is all about unity then why would he divide the club further when some of the club greats basically have told him and the man with his hand up Brown to back off.

Denis is not going down with out a fight.... he truly believes in himself and what he is doing down at the club and so do many others


Who said Brown is all about unity?
My understanding is he's all about change and change is exactly what we need.
We currently have the most reactive board in the AFL. The process of sourcing Silvagni as an assistant coach over a board room phone call is just farcical.
What happened to instituting comprehensive interviews with numerous applicants? Not only did they offer him an assistant role, they then denied it after Silvagni had accepted. :?

I have been asking for a consistent and concise plan from this administration for 4 years now!
Whilst the well administered clubs are working to 3 or 5 year plans, we are making decisions as we go along day to day!
WTF is going on?
We are rudderless and pathetically reactive.

As for Denis not going out without a fight, good luck to him.
I'm sure he's thinking of the financially crippled Carlton football club and not the best part of 3 million dollars he's stuffed in his pocket since he got here.
I'm glad he believes in himself because theres shitloads of people who dont.
He is yesterdays man and I have no doubt that he is past it.
I dont give a stuff who his supporters are, the proof is out on the field.
His inability to grasp and counter modern tactics is indicative.

Let him fight. Its only the club he claims to love that will suffer.

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He still wants Gardner but also spoke to another player while in WA.


please god, not leunberger.

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He still wants Gardner but also spoke to another player while in WA.


please god, not leunberger.


please God, not Medhurst

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Who else loves it when Melvey posts??? :)

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molsey wrote:
please God, not Waterhouse


Clive is in Adelaide playing for Port Adelaide - or was until they got flogged by South Adelaide last week!

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Michael Gardiner's no good but I played with a bloke called Jim Gardner in the mid 80s in WA and he was a absolute gun - chased hard by Claremont from memory but moved up north to Mt Newman with Wild.

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Wolfister wrote:
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There are a few problems i dont know if that was one.

One is .... The assistant coach had to go.
Two is because he was being forced to play the kids.
Three is Gardiner

And why are Pagan and Sticks in that rumour choosing the pick???

If thats fair dinkum were done!!!


Before the Brisbane game, Sticks was on the radio talking about picking the older players. He said something like "going into the Adelaide game I (Sticks) said to Denis, I think you'll need some bigger bodies this week to compete, so if you want to play some of the older blokes, I'll back you"

So which one is for and which one was against playing the kids?


Wolfister run out of your one percenters contribution?
I knew this would happen... i tipped it... :wink:

Maybe you cant read... i already said. Sticks has been pushing for the kids to play and Denis has been playing them kicking and screaming didnt i??.. and this has been part of the friction???

Any other questions??? :-D

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Molly wrote:
Cazz has repeated until he is blue in the face that Wayne Hughes calls the shots on draft day. Over to you Cazz :-D


Colour me purple. :wink:

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uncle john wrote:
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The relationship Sticks and Denis became undone when Denis informed Sticks that he will be using pick 1 on Lachlan Hanson.


When did WH get the flick ???? :shock:

Mr Cazz ..... why didn't you tell us??!!??




Why does anyone think the coach of a club would hand over the decision making on who to pick in the draft to one of his minions? Especially a control freak like Denis.


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