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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Sockeye Salmon View Post
    Happened at precisely the same time my little bloke was going bananas - missed the whole bloody thing.
    Just for you Sockeye.



    And Granty v Essendon.



    And Johnno's 300th.

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Highlight- Grant' goal and the subsequent victory against the Bombres

    Lowlight - The Rohde debacle

    lowlight- Still waiting for the elusive flag

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Twodogs View Post
    I still think that the win against Carlton two weeks before at Optus was my most enjoyable win of the decade.


    Great thread TCD
    Think you might find that game is on Channel 7 digital tommorow morning around 7am. Great win with an undermanned side against a red hot Carlton

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Remi Moses View Post
    Think you might find that game is on Channel 7 digital tommorow morning around 7am. Great win with an undermanned side against a red hot Carlton
    Bob Murphy's first game. Garlick has a day out. Always nice to beat that cheating mob!
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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coon Dog View Post
    Bob Murphy's first game. Garlick has a day out. Always nice to beat that cheating mob!
    Murphy Looked like a melnourished [spelling]? teenager! Funny thing is he still looks melnourished

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Remi Moses View Post
    Murphy Looked like a melnourished [spelling]? teenager! Funny thing is he still looks melnourished
    malnourished...

    And, yes, he sure does!
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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Remi Moses View Post
    Think you might find that game is on Channel 7 digital tommorow morning around 7am. Great win with an undermanned side against a red hot Carlton
    Just finished watching it and it was a great contest.

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Lowlights-
    God 03 and 04 were bad. That 50th anniversary of 1954 game at the MCG against Melbourne was just embarrassing at the time.
    The Veale deal draft manipulation was uncomfortable at the time and karmically we paid the price in the long run.
    Missing the win against undefeated Essendon to go to a mate's gig at the Hi-Fi. Hey we were no chance, right?
    Scott West's retirement was badly reported in the press (and possibly not dealt with perfectly by the club & to a lesser extent player) for what should have been a really special moment of tribute for a club great.
    Not getting West, Smith and grant the Premiership they deserved.

    Highlights-
    The 2005 win against Brisbane at Docklands. A really exciting game, Robbins screamer, Cooney's coming out party. It felt like we were back. In fact the 2nd half of 2005 was pretty exciting aside from the Jeff White free.
    2006 final win against Collingwood - enough said.
    Cooney's Brownlow - lucky as it was.
    Westy's 3 straight b&f's.
    Plenty more but they will/have been covered.
    Park that car
    Drop that phone
    Sleep on the floor
    Dream about me

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    My personal favourite highlight is R21 vs Esssendon 2000. Partly because we had practiced the gameplan in the 2nd half the week before against Carlton(I think).

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by Twodogs View Post
    I still think that the win against Carlton two weeks before at Optus was my most enjoyable win of the decade.
    There were 3 wins within 5 weeks in 2000 that were all sensational, the Essendon super-flood and Carlton Bartlett-gate matches that have already been mentioned, and a match against a red-hot North at Docklands where we came back from 42 points down in the 3rd qtr to somehow over-run North and win by a couple of points. Crofty beat Carey hands down in a couple of crucial one-on-ones that helped keep our noses in front at the death. Actually in 2000-2001 we had quite a few memorable come-from-behind victories - I recall a couple down at the Cattery (in one of them we were 8 goals down and then Scott West decided to bring his own football along) as well as one of the games up in Sydney.

    Another H&A highlight was when we beat the top-of-the-ladder Crows in 2006 late in the season off the back of Cooney's explosive 5 goals performance and Westy getting a lazy 45 possessions. But nothing beats winning finals so the decade highlights for me have been the wins against the filth in 2006 (probably the best day I've ever had at the football in 30-odd years), Sydney in 2008 and Brisbane in 2009. And conversely nothing matches the desolation of losing against St Kilda in the PF this season for the reasons that TCD has already alluded to. I was also pretty shattered when we did not beat Geelong in the 2008 PF despite what the scribes were calling a mismatch before the start of the game - we certainly put in a massive effort and generated enough opportunities to get over the line. The other massive lowlight for me was our rabbit-in-the-headlights performance in the 2008 QF against Hawthorn - it was a truly inept display by the whole team up in the bright lights of September with the footy world watching. Thankfully we have not plummeted those depths since. As for the Rohde years, the less said the better.

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    For me two games that really stand out for me are:

    Brad Johnsons 300th game and how good of a game it was.

    The second game also was against the Crows at the docklands on a Saturday night.

    Round 5, 2005.

    Down by 3 goals at half time.

    Enter Luke Darcy.

    After half time Darcy was played from the goal square and took the Crows apart, he ended up with 6 goals we won by 5 odd goals.

    However our new forward hero was short lived as he did his knee either the next week or a week or so after that.

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by bobmurphy View Post

    The second game also was against the Crows at the docklands on a Saturday night.

    Round 5, 2005.

    Down by 3 goals at half time.

    Enter Luke Darcy.

    After half time Darcy was played from the goal square and took the Crows apart, he ended up with 6 goals we won by 5 odd goals.

    However our new forward hero was short lived as he did his knee either the next week or a week or so after that.
    Was that also a milestone game? Chris Grant's 300th?
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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coon Dog View Post
    Was that also a milestone game? Chris Grant's 300th?
    Think you may be right.
    Thinking back now, was also Dale Morris first game and didn't he tag McLeod out of the game?

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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    A list of all player who played during the decade.

    Not a bad effort from Johnno, only missing 4 games in the whole 10 years!

    Brad JOHNSON 225
    Nathan EAGLETON 205
    Scott WEST 177
    Daniel GIANSIRACUSA 168
    Robert MURPHY 167
    Ryan HARGRAVE 164
    Lindsay GILBEE 163
    Mitchell HAHN 162
    Rohan SMITH 153
    Brian LAKE (HARRIS) 147
    Matthew BOYD 140
    Adam COONEY 135
    Daniel CROSS 133
    Luke DARCY 131
    Chris GRANT 128
    Matthew ROBBINS 126
    Jordan McMAHON 114
    Dale MORRIS 112
    Ryan GRIFFEN 97
    Will MINSON 91
    Simon GARLICK 90
    Nathan G BROWN 89
    Ben HARRISON 85
    Sam POWER 84
    Matthew CROFT 76
    Farren RAY 75
    Jason AKERMANIS 68
    Paul DIMATTINA 65
    Peter STREET 61
    Kingsley HUNTER 56
    Tony LIBERATORE 56
    Steven KRETIUK 55
    Shaun HIGGINS 52
    Shane BIRSS 51
    Patrick BOWDEN 50
    Jarrod HARBROW 48
    Ben HUDSON 47
    Daniel BANDY 45
    Wayde SKIPPER 45
    Paul HUDSON 43
    Trent BARTLETT 42
    Dylan ADDISON 42
    Josh HILL 42
    Mark ALVEY 41
    Scott WELSH 40
    Todd CURLEY 39
    Cameron WIGHT 36
    Luke PENNY 35
    Craig ELLIS 33
    Tom WILLIAMS 33
    Simon COX 31
    Jose ROMERO 29
    Jade RAWLINGS 29
    Adam CONTESSA 28
    Callan WARD 28
    Kieran McGUINNESS 26
    Andrejs EVERITT 24
    Liam PICKEN 23
    Scott WYND 22
    Stephen TILLER 21
    Cameron FAULKNER 18
    Brett MONTGOMERY 18
    Tim CALLAN 18
    Scott BASSETT 15
    Adam MORGAN 14
    Paul DOOLEY 13
    Steve KOLYNUIK 12
    Patrick WIGGINS 12
    Steven KOOPS 11
    Andrew WILLS 10
    Nathan SAUNDERS 10
    Jim PLUNKETT 8
    Danny SOUTHERN 7
    Brad MURPHY 7
    Matthew DENT 6
    Andrew McDOUGALL 5
    Sam REID 5
    Josh MAHONEY 4
    Damien McCORMACK 4
    Travis BAIRD 3
    Brennan STACK 3
    Christin MACRI 2
    Nicholas BRUTON 2
    Malcolm LYNCH 2
    Easton WOOD 2
    Aaron JAMES 1
    Tim WALSH 1
    Jarrad GRANT 1
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    Re: The Decade 2000-2009

    Awesome list, TCD.

    Anyone prepared to take a stab at our best and worst player of the decade?

    PS: Who the hell is Christian Macri?
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