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Cotchin or Kreuzer
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No, because someone has to get the ball into his half of the ground, and what forward wouldn't want the silver service delivery Cotchin provides?MrRuss said:
Cotchin would also never put himself in a position to get in trouble of the field either like Buddy has/might.
Sometimes chronology is a funny thing......
By 1990, our team was on it's knees with the SOS campaign building up but as I continued supporting the club as a member along with buying and selling raffle tickets and giving money for donations, being a naive 23 year old, I sometimes wondered if we would get any better.
On the night of APRIL 6, 1990 I left work and walked to the G to watch us play at home to North hoping we would make up for that embarassing loss to the Bears at Carrara in Round 1. The small crowd was depressing enough to see, but after a good start with an opening goal to Michael Mitchell, we got slaughtered and ended up losing by 141 points. I was angry, ran out, stood near other angry supporters at the players rooms door with some supporters banging on the door and yelling out the f word. They wouldn't let anyone in and so I stormed out of the G and nearly threw my membership card in a bin close by. As I was angrily walking to the train station, a lady walked past, saw me looking upset and said "Don't worry love tomorrow will be a better day".........and then on APRIL 7, 1990, a future Tiger legend was born. ;D
By 1990, our team was on it's knees with the SOS campaign building up but as I continued supporting the club as a member along with buying and selling raffle tickets and giving money for donations, being a naive 23 year old, I sometimes wondered if we would get any better.
On the night of APRIL 6, 1990 I left work and walked to the G to watch us play at home to North hoping we would make up for that embarassing loss to the Bears at Carrara in Round 1. The small crowd was depressing enough to see, but after a good start with an opening goal to Michael Mitchell, we got slaughtered and ended up losing by 141 points. I was angry, ran out, stood near other angry supporters at the players rooms door with some supporters banging on the door and yelling out the f word. They wouldn't let anyone in and so I stormed out of the G and nearly threw my membership card in a bin close by. As I was angrily walking to the train station, a lady walked past, saw me looking upset and said "Don't worry love tomorrow will be a better day".........and then on APRIL 7, 1990, a future Tiger legend was born. ;D
That seriously needs to be printed somewhere in the press, it is solid gold. It will also remind a few of us what it was like and how much better it has gotten. I remember that game, too.TigerForce said:
Dyer'ere said:
NicNat?
Don't see the Wet Coke recruiter roaming around with the salt n pepper shaker in his pocket.
Don't think we've seen the best of Kreuzer as yet. He got the 3 votes in round 1 and had a reasonable start to the year until injuries took over. I don't think he will be better than Chimp but he's far from a leper.
It's no wonder every Carlton supporter goes immediately quiet whenever you mention how good the Chimp is..
