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The Blues Bad Day, Not So Bad - AFL 2006 -

Blues were in for a bad day against Port Adelaide when Port Bolted clear by more than 60 points, luckily for the Blues they kicked 6 goals to 1 in the last quarter to add some respect to their score board.

Best For the Blues, Heath Scotland (32 disposals) and Lance Whitnall (30 touches) and Brendan Fevola was the leading goalkicker on the ground with five.

CARLTON: 3.2, 4.5, 6.8, 12.12 (84)
PORT ADELAIDE: 8.4, 13.8, 15.14, 17.16 (118)

GOALS – Carlton: Fevola 5, Betts 2, Koutoufides, Walker, Murphy, Whitnall, McLaren

BEST – Carlton: Whitnall, Scotland, Murphy, Simpson, Fevola, Stevens, Thornton

INJURIES – Carlton: Longmuir (shoulder)

Coaches Said :

Denis Pagan Said : "The last three weeks we've been terrible at the start, (but) we get together and they're able to take a step back and see the issues that are causing them concern and then we go," he said."It's still very disappointing - our start to the game - and you know the side that's in front at quarter-time has probably got a 75 per cent chance of winning."

Mark Wiliams said : "They played particularly well. It was great coming back, and coming back to Telstra after last week's win. It was nice to think that the young players I thought played particularly well and got some good opportunities.""Quite a few of the senior players led the way and gave them some nice touches."I thought Surjan played well again, Salopek played well, Chaplin did a good job, Symes. He was under an injury cloud until really today and I thought it was good for them."

Carlton Thumped By Saint Kilda - AFL 2006

The thumping continues an unhappy trend for the Blues who have now lost their last seven matches against the Saints by an average margin of 64 points. St Kilda was dominant in every statistical category that matters, but none more so than inside 50s, which finished a lopsided 58-32.

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Carlton : 1.2 1.5 2.6 4.10 (34)
St Kilda : 7.7 9.13 14.15 18.18 (126)


GOALS

St Kilda
Nick Riewoldt(9)
Fraser Gehrig(3)
Stephen Milne(2)
Steven Baker(2)
Justin Peckett(1)
Brett Voss(1)

Carlton FC let another Game slip - AFL Blog 2006

The Blues squandered a chance to turn their fortunes around in going down to Richmond by eight points in an error-riddled round five match at the MCG on Friday night.

After a bright start to the season, Carlton has now lost four-in-a-row and this was another tight contest, but the fans, the coaching staff and the players will be desperately hoping the team can rebound against Collingwood next week.

The Blues started well in a free-flowing opening quarter for a 19-point advantage at the first change, however the Tigers controlled the game from thereon, finding the lead in the third quarter despite some inaccuracy in front of goal before holding off a late Carlton challenge for a 12.20 (92) to 11.18 (84) victory.

For the Blues, Ryan Houlihan and skipper Anthony Koutoufides worked tirelessly to find the ball 29 times each, while Heath Scotland and Andrew Walker were creative from defence with 27 and 25 possessions respectively.

Matthew Richardson, despite being guilty of poor kicking with 3.5, was handy for the Tigers, plucking 12 marks. He complemented the work further up the field by Joel Bowden, who set up numerous attacks from defence with his 25 possessions, and Andrew Raines with 23.

Number one draft pick Marc Murphy then produced a superb running goal from just inside 50 before Koutoufides crumbed and goaled, giving the Blues an 11-point advantage.An errant disposal by Tivendale squandered a certain Tigers goal and the Blues made them pay deep in time on through Deluca for a 19-point break at quarter time.

Goals to Chris Hyde and Richardson narrowed the gap to three points in the second term, which the wasteful Tigers dominated, but a classy finish by Walker from just inside the boundary line steadied the Blues.

Andrew Krakouer and Kayne Pettifer stopped the Richmond rot with clever snaps either side of a pair of Waite goals before Troy Simmonds ended the quarter appropriately by kicking his team's ninth behind of the term.

Goals to Andrew Krakouer and Tivendale doubled the heartbreak for the Blues and the Tigers were out to a 14-point advantage at the final change.

Under no pressure in the final term, Richard Tambling failed to find his target and from the resultant turnover Walker was able to carry the ball up the other end, where Waite snapped truly, but Pettifer replied two minutes later.

A late goal by Eddie Betts gave the Blues hope of stealing an unlikely win but the Tigers managed to hold on for their second victory of the year.

RICHMOND: 2.3, 7.12, 11.15, 12.20 (92)
CARLTON: 5.4, 8.7, 9.13, 11.18 (84)

Carlton GOALS – Waite 3, Fevola 2, Whitnall, Koutoufides, Murphy, Walker, Deluca, Betts
Carlton BEST – Walker, Scotland, Koutoufides, Simpson, Whitnall, Murphy, Houlihan

The Carlton Football Club - AFL 2006

The Carlton Football Club - The Blues - AFL 2006 -
The Blues enter the 2006 campaign coached by Denis Pagan and led by Brendan Fevola, Anthony Koutoufides, Matthew Lappin and Lance Whitnall, are they going to be cellar dwellers as they enter round 5 with no wins, it's a long way back from here and will most likely end up in the bottom half of the ladder, let's get behind the boys as they rebuild this club.

Go The Blues.