Round 20, 1984: Difference between revisions

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Carlton	3.5	23	9.8	62	14.12	96	16.15	111
Nth Melbourne	4.2	26	8.4	52	9.5	59	14.14	98

Venue: Princes Park

Date: Saturday August 18, 1984

Result: Win by 13 points

Umpires: P.Cameron & D.Mitchell

Crowd: 15,463 Receipts: $22,306

Goalkickers: F.Murphy 3, P.Meldrum 3, K.Hunter 3, J.Madden 2, P.Maylin 2, R.Ashman 2, J.Buckley 1.

Best: R.Ashman, J.Buckley, F.Murphy, D.Glascott, R.Ashman, B.Reid, B.Doull, P.Meldrum, K.Hunter, D.English.

Reports: Nil

Injuries: A.Marcou (shoulder) replaced by S.Kourkoumelis in the selected side & F.Murphy (hip).

Game Review

With a traditional third-quarter burst, Carlton broke away from a persistent North Melbourne for a hard-earned victory by 13 points at Princes Park.

Champion full-back Geoff Southby was farewelled with palpable affection by his home ground crowd, and Carlton clung to third place on the ladder with two weeks left before the finals.

Jim Buckley is still one vote clear after picking up a vote for his sterling game of the weekend against North Melbourne. Rod Ashman was the big mover after another best on ground, moving into equal second place on the voting ladder. - Inside Football Player of the Year.

What a great side the Blues are! Something I saw last Saturday proved that. At quarter time David Parkin was disgusted with his team's performance with the wind that he hardly spoke to them. As Parkin ran back to the coach's box the players gathered together. Unfortunately I couldn't see who addressed them but whatever he said worked. Then as the players were positioning themselves rover Rod Ashman called the forward line players together and gave them a tongue lashing. The Blues played the second quarter as though it was a final. Watch out David, I get the feeling someone is after your job. Well done Blues. - Ray Shaw Inside Football.

Hoping to increase their percentage and hold third spot on the ladder, the Blues got a shock from the Kangaroos at Princes Park. Ian Fairley booted seven goals for North as the visitors matched Carlton in most departments. Only Carlton's experience held firm against a determined North combination which booted six goals in the final term to fail by just 13 points. Carlton fought hard to resist the Roos. The Blues increased their 10 point lead to 37 pointsby three quarter time, but North revived to give the home side a big fright. - Football Record.

Team

B:	27 Des English	11 Bruce Doull	20 Geoff Southby
HB:	35 Peter Dean	17 Bruce Reid	37 Wayne Harmes
C:	32 David Glascott	16 Jim Buckley	23 Paul Meldrum
HF:	9 Ken Hunter (acting capt.)	36 Mark Maclure	8 Wayne Blackwell
F:	44 Justin Madden	33 Peter McConville	30 Fraser Murphy
Ruck:	2 Warren 'Wow' Jones	13 Phil Maylin	14 Rod Ashman
Interchange:	21 Rod Austin	28 Spiro Kourkoumelis
Coach:	David Parkin

Milestones

Last Game: Geoff Southby
200 Games: Mark Maclure

Video

Gallery

1984 Rd 20 - English and Harmes battle for the football.
1984 Rd 20 - Fraser Murphy flies through the air.
1984 Rd 20 - Geoff Southby.
1984 Rd 20 - Geoff Southby's final game for the Blues.
1984 Rd 20 - Justin Madden flies for a pack mark.
1984 Rd 20 - Maclure marks in front.
1984 Rd 20 - Mark Maclure plays 200th game.
1984 Rd 20 - Rod Ashman clashes with Jimmy Krakouer.

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 <table width="100%" border="0" align="left" cellpadding="3px" summary="" style="background-color:lightgrey"><tr><td><table cellpadding="5px"><tr><td><b>Carlton</b></td><td>3.5</td><td bgcolor="white">23</td><td>9.8</td><td bgcolor="white">62</td><td>14.12</td><td bgcolor="white">96</td><td>16.15</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>111</b></td></tr><tr><td><b>Nth Melbourne</b></td><td>4.2</td><td bgcolor="white">26</td><td>8.4</td><td bgcolor="white">52</td><td>9.5</td><td bgcolor="white">59</td><td>14.14</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>98</b></td></tr></table></td><td>Venue: Princes Park</td><td>Date: Saturday August 18, 1984</td></tr><tr><td>Result: Win by 13 points</td><td>Umpires: P.Cameron & D.Mitchell </td><td>Crowd: 15,463 Receipts: $22,306 </td> </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Goalkickers: F.Murphy 3, P.Meldrum 3, K.Hunter 3, J.Madden 2, P.Maylin 2, R.Ashman 2, J.Buckley 1.  </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Best: R.Ashman, J.Buckley, F.Murphy, D.Glascott, R.Ashman, B.Reid, B.Doull, P.Meldrum, K.Hunter, D.English.  </td></tr><tr><td>Reports: Nil </td><td colspan="2">Injuries: A.Marcou (shoulder) replaced by S.Kourkoumelis in the selected side & F.Murphy (hip). </td></tr></table><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><hr noshade color=""#000080"">
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