Carlton were 32 points down, enter Chris Judd. Leading from the front he inspires the blues and leads them back to defeat Richmond at the MCG. Oh what joy!!!
The title misrepresents what actually happened on the day - especially in that second half. The Blues win wasnt inspired by Judd. Watch the replay. This mentality sums up the Blues's woes over the past 2 decades. Silver bullet theories in recruitment. Impatient with coaches and also making wrong coaching appointments. Not being able to hold onto players which was never an issue at the club in the past. Poor second rate leadership setting the tone for younger players to follow. The worst talent development programs at the club that often see young players stagnate and even go backwards. Still, this game was a classic come back by the blues in a final. But what i remember the most about the 2013 finals was the performance of the blues in the following week against an undermanned Swans. Totally embarrassing. You only need to look at one statistic - the tackle count of less than 40 tackles for the entire team - the understand how low the work ethic was and how poor the attitude was in that final. The club has under performed for 2 decades because it refuses to properly and honestly deal with its weak points and scars that dont seem to heal. And if you dont do that as an organisation the results will be totally predictable - mediocrity and repetition of the same failures. (incidentally, it was a team inspired performance in this final. If you were to mention one player for inspiring his team mates, I suggest you look at Nick Duigan's game. Not the most skillful player in the team, but nailed 4 clutch goals when needed. Mick Malthouse's choice for leadership duties at the club when he was first appointed. At Collingwood Mick was criticised for backing Nick Maxwell as captain. I recall many Collingwood fans saying Maxwell wasn't even in the best 22. Nobody can deny his leadership skills).
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THIS WOULD BE FITTING
Nick Duigan won this for Carlton.
The dark days
@johnnytheprick Think our fans would be a bit more humble then.
Wow
This really should of been a grand finale team.
@J G who tf asked bro
@J G so you come here to say this....few cans short of a slab mate
bro no way, they made finals because of essendon's needles
@@alexjones9038you’re one of those
It’s been too long for the Blues. 2022 is the year to play finals again!! Go you good thing!!!
unlucky
@user-ds1rx7jz8m 🙄
Never go the early crow. You'll play finals in 2023 though, i'd put my house on it.
@@BillyBowlster😂😂😂 your poor house
@@BillyBowlstercan I have your house then
Imagine if Judd was in Collingwood. Would’ve been the goat
That midfield made Daisy look good 😂. Judd would have been God!
The title misrepresents what actually happened on the day - especially in that second half.
The Blues win wasnt inspired by Judd.
Watch the replay.
This mentality sums up the Blues's woes over the past 2 decades. Silver bullet theories in recruitment. Impatient with coaches and also making wrong coaching appointments. Not being able to hold onto players which was never an issue at the club in the past. Poor second rate leadership setting the tone for younger players to follow. The worst talent development programs at the club that often see young players stagnate and even go backwards.
Still, this game was a classic come back by the blues in a final.
But what i remember the most about the 2013 finals was the performance of the blues in the following week against an undermanned Swans. Totally embarrassing. You only need to look at one statistic - the tackle count of less than 40 tackles for the entire team - the understand how low the work ethic was and how poor the attitude was in that final. The club has under performed for 2 decades because it refuses to properly and honestly deal with its weak points and scars that dont seem to heal. And if you dont do that as an organisation the results will be totally predictable - mediocrity and repetition of the same failures.
(incidentally, it was a team inspired performance in this final. If you were to mention one player for inspiring his team mates, I suggest you look at Nick Duigan's game. Not the most skillful player in the team, but nailed 4 clutch goals when needed. Mick Malthouse's choice for leadership duties at the club when he was first appointed. At Collingwood Mick was criticised for backing Nick Maxwell as captain. I recall many Collingwood fans saying Maxwell wasn't even in the best 22. Nobody can deny his leadership skills).
Pretty dam true
cvbn Soccer is the greatest sport on Earth and is massive in over 240 countries. Soccer is a major sport in every nation on Earth. AFL is only big in 4 out of 6 Australian States. Soccer will be the most popular sport in Australia by 2050 ghgj