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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>5.3</td><td bgcolor="white">33</td><td>12.9</td><td bgcolor="white">81</td><td>17.10</td><td bgcolor="white">112</td><td>20.16</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>136</b></td></tr><tr><td><b>Collingwood</b></td><td>4.4</td><td bgcolor="white">28</td><td>7.7</td><td bgcolor="white">49</td><td>11.14</td><td bgcolor="white">80</td><td>15.22</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>112</b></td></tr></table></td><td>Venue: M.C.G.</td></tr><tr><td>Date: Sunday July 5, 1987</td>  <td>Result: Won by 24 points</td></tr><tr><td>Umpires: P.Russo & Saville</td><td>Crowd: 47,813 Receipts: $187,633 </td> </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Goalkickers: P.Meldrum 4, S.Kernahan 3, A.Gleeson 2, W.Johnston 2, F.Murphy 2, T.Alvin 1, W.Blackwell 1, R.Dennis 1, M.Gallagher 1, D.Glascott 1, D.Ogier 1 & S.Robertson 1 </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Best: W.Johnston, R.Dennis, D.Glascott, P.Meldrum, T.Alvin, M.Naley, S.Kernahan </td></tr><tr><td>Reports: Nil </td><td colspan="2">Injuries: M.Gallagher (knee) & W.Blackwell (jarred heel) </td></tr></table><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><hr noshade color=""#000080"">
<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>2.2</td><td bgcolor="white">14</td><td>7.6</td><td bgcolor="white">48</td><td>11.10</td><td bgcolor="white">76</td><td>15.14</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>104</b></td></tr><tr><td><b>West Coast</b></td><td>7.5</td><td bgcolor="white">47</td><td>8.9</td><td bgcolor="white">57</td><td>10.12</td><td bgcolor="white">72</td><td>15.17</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>107</b></td></tr></table></td><td>Venue: W.A.C.A.</td></tr><tr><td>Date: Friday July 10, 1987 (Night)</td>  <td>Result: Lost by 3 points</td></tr><tr><td>Umpires: Carey, Cameron</td><td>Crowd: 21,780</td> </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Goalkickers: D.Rhys-Jones 5, M.Naley 3, S.Kernahan 2, W.McKenzie 2, R.Dennis 1, A.Gleeson 1 & P.Meldrum 1. </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Best: M.Naley, J.Madden, A.Gleeson, D.Rhys-Jones, R.Dennis, S.Kernahan, K.Hunter, S.Robertson.  </td></tr><tr><td></tr><tr><td colspan="3">Reports: S.Kernahan (unduly rough play against Mainwaring), B.Shine (striking Barich), S.Robertson (striking Turner) - All Not Guilty; D.Rhys-Jones (striking Lewis) - Fined $5000, P.Narkle (WC- unduly rough play against  Kernahan) - Not Guilty </td></tr></table><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><hr noshade color=""#000080"">
===Game Review===
===Game Review===




'''''Magpies just a big joke'''
'''''The Blues are struggling'''
I don't care how bad they are, or where they are on the ladder, I love beating Collingwood. I hate their supporters, I despise their players and I revel in their misfortune. It makes me laugh when I hear everyone saying that football needs a strong Collingwood. What a joke! I Iove a weak Collingwood. Sunday was almost a classic Carlton / Collingwood clash. We have been struggling a little lately and Sunday's game, coming up after a loss in such a big game as the Hawthorn game, was always going to be a delicate one. I arrived at the ground and was told by one of my mates that Collingwood was quietly confident about its chances. But after a tight first quarter, we kicked away. There was a period in the second term which saw us absolutely dominate without putting the score on the board. For about 10 minutes the only Magpie to touch the ball was the player kicking out after one of our behinds. We toyed with them, moving the ball with precision and pace and had we kicked truly the difference at half-time would have been massive. To its credit, Collingwood managed to push us out, but the result was never in doubt. We kicked goals when we needed to and just did enough, without ever being complacement, to win. Richard Dennis continues to impress. He is so athletic and strong. The dry conditions suit him down to the ground, and he loves the big grounds. Tommy Alvin played another of his outstanding games. He is a bit of a quiet achiever, Tommy. Just about every week he puts in first-class performances but manages to escape the full blooded media attention some players get. But the difference this week from last, besides the opposition, was Wayne Johnston. He did dominate, for four quarters and even though one player is never enough to win a game, he may have been the difference against Hawthorn. He is a magnificent player and a great leader. The Domiantor loves the big crowds and the big occassion, this game was tailor made for another BOG for Wayne Johnston. '''- Carl Toner Inside Football.''' ''
That was one game we didn't need to lose. Suddenly there is pressure being applied by other teams to snatch the double chance. You may think that I am over-reacting, but there are many footballers out of form at Carlton at the moment, that the possibility of us losing more games is not out of the question. Jon Dorotich is playing as negatively as I can remember. Sure and strong at his best, Dorotich has struggled badly in recent weeks and must turn the corner quickly. So much of the backline's stability depends on him. Fraser Murphy hasn't managed to take firm grasp of the opportunities the club has given him. It was a tragedy that he missed the Grand Final last year, I would hate to see him left out of the side for any big game, but Fraser has to improve his all round game. It's no good burning here and there - he must learn to put in consistently. Molly Meldrum found it tough lately. He seemed to turn the corner against Collingwood, and was servicable against the Eagles, but he is the best running player in the league and should be giving us a lot more. Up forward, too much of the workload is Kernahan's. Silvagni or Sartori would be beautiful as a foil, but they are not ready yet. It is up to the Ogiers, McKenzies to fill the gaps and hold their spots, but they always seem to struggle at top level. Mark Naley has finally settled in. His roving is improving each week, despite the fact that I don't think he is a true rover. He is receiving soild support from Adrian Gleeson, but overall our running players are down on form. The Eagles killed us on the ground, and it makes me shudder to think what the Kangas or Hawks would do. The wheels haven't fallen off yet, though. Don't get me wrong. Kernahan is providing tremendous leadership, Tom Alvin continues to shine and Justin Madden is playing consistent football. The nucleus is tight, the teamwork is a little stale. '''- Carl Toner Inside Football'''.''




'''''Blues Saunter'''
'''''Eagles rock Blues'''
A contest between Carlton and Collingwood regardless of ladder positions, creates an unrivalled sense of interest. And true to tradition - not to form - the two sides fought out another absorbing battle at the MCG on Sunday. The Blues won comfortably in the finish but Collingwood could at least hold their heads high in defeat. The Magpies in fact won more kicks, 204 - 197, more handballs, 99 - 97 and more hit-outs, 21 - 14, but could not use the ball as well as the polished Blues line-up. The Blues were well served by former skipper, Wayne Johnston 28 (23 & 5), David Glascott 22 (12 & 10) and half-forward Richard Dennis 22 (12 & 10), while Collingwood received great drive from Darren Millane 33 (19 & 14), Magpie captain Tony Shaw 32 (18 & 14) & improving recruit, Brett Yorgey with 20 (19 & 1). '''- Footy Week.'''''
When Carlton returned from Perth at the weekend, they were four points in arrears, a certain team member was $5000 down and the team's fallibility was plainly evident. Theoretically, Carlton should have won the game against the West Coast Eagles by a wide margin. But theories do not appear to count for much this season. They have been proven to be unreliable as David Rhys-Jones's promises to tread the straight and narrow. After losing to Hawthorn and struggling against Collingwood, the Blues have some work to do if they are to keep their appointment with Hawthorn in September. In a very tight game, the Eagles had a number of players keeping the statistician busy. John Annear had 26 possessions (18 & 8), Chris Lewis had 27 (17 & 10) and Chris Mainwaring finished with 21 kicks, eight marks and five handballs. For the Blues, David Glascott had 23 disposals (14 & 9) and Richard Dennis had 21 (13 & 8). Justin Madden's 6 kicks and 22 hit-outs should convince the lanky ruckman he may be better off playing the game on his hands and contesting the ruck duels with his feet. '''- Footy Week.'''''
 


===Team ===
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<tr><td><b>B:</b></td> <td> 43 Mick Kennedy </td> <td> 45 Warren McKenzie </td> <td> 9 Ken Hunter </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>B:</b></td> <td> 43 Mick Kennedy </td> <td> 35 Peter Dean </td> <td> 32 David Glascott </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HB:</b></td> <td> 31 Tom Alvin </td> <td> 6 Jon Dorotich </td> <td> 35 Peter Dean </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HB:</b></td> <td> 31 Tom Alvin </td> <td> 6 Jon Dorotich </td> <td> 9 Ken Hunter </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>C:</b></td> <td> 8 Wayne Blackwell </td> <td> 7 Wayne Johnston </td> <td> 38 Shane Robertson </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>C:</b></td> <td> 8 Wayne Blackwell </td> <td> 7 Wayne Johnston </td> <td> 30 Fraser Murphy </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HF:</b></td> <td> 30 Fraser Murphy </td> <td> 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) </td> <td> 3 Richard Dennis </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HF:</b></td> <td> 26 David Rhys-Jones </td> <td> 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) </td> <td> 3 Richard Dennis </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>F:</b></td> <td> 29 Michael Gallagher </td> <td> 34 Darren Ogier </td> <td> 17 Mark Naley </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>F:</b></td> <td> 34 [[Darren Ogier]] </td> <td> 45 Warren McKenzie </td> <td> 17 Mark Naley </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Ruck:</b></td> <td> 44 Justin Madden (vc) </td> <td> 32 David Glascott </td> <td> 12 Adrian Gleeson </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Ruck:</b></td> <td> 44 Justin Madden (vc) </td> <td> 38 Shane Robertson </td> <td> 12 Adrian Gleeson </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Interchange:</b></td> <td> 23 Paul Meldrum </td> <td> 10 Brad Shine </td> <td> </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Interchange:</b></td> <td> 10 Brad Shine </td> <td> 23 Paul Meldrum </td> <td> </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Coach:</b></td> <td colspan="3"> Robert Walls </td></tr></table></center>
<tr><td><b>Coach:</b></td> <td colspan="3"> Robert Walls </td></tr></table></center>
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===Milestones===
'''Last Game (Carlton):''' [[Darren Ogier]]
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===Brownlow Votes===
===Brownlow Votes===


'''3:''' [[Mark Naley]] (CARL)
'''3:''' Ross Glendinning (WCE)
'''2:''' [[Stephen Kernahan]] (CARL)
'''2:''' [[Mark Naley]] (CARL)
'''1:''' Jamie Turner (COLL)
'''1:''' Chris Mainwaring (WCE)
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File:40892.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Big step backwards by Tribunal!!!
File:40891.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Carlton Officials upset over fine????
File:41155.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - David Rhys-Jones.
File:40888.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Rhys-Jones a marked man.
File:40895.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Rhys-Jones fine for striking.
File:40893.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Rhys-Jones fine places cloud over Tribunal???
File:40894.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Rhys-Jones; fine state of affairs.
File:40890.jpg|1987 Rd 16 - Suspend Rhys-Jones for 12 months????
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Latest revision as of 11:56, 21 April 2026

Carlton2.2147.64811.107615.14104
West Coast7.5478.95710.127215.17107
Venue: W.A.C.A.
Date: Friday July 10, 1987 (Night) Result: Lost by 3 points
Umpires: Carey, CameronCrowd: 21,780
Goalkickers: D.Rhys-Jones 5, M.Naley 3, S.Kernahan 2, W.McKenzie 2, R.Dennis 1, A.Gleeson 1 & P.Meldrum 1.
Best: M.Naley, J.Madden, A.Gleeson, D.Rhys-Jones, R.Dennis, S.Kernahan, K.Hunter, S.Robertson.
Reports: S.Kernahan (unduly rough play against Mainwaring), B.Shine (striking Barich), S.Robertson (striking Turner) - All Not Guilty; D.Rhys-Jones (striking Lewis) - Fined $5000, P.Narkle (WC- unduly rough play against Kernahan) - Not Guilty
















Game Review

The Blues are struggling That was one game we didn't need to lose. Suddenly there is pressure being applied by other teams to snatch the double chance. You may think that I am over-reacting, but there are many footballers out of form at Carlton at the moment, that the possibility of us losing more games is not out of the question. Jon Dorotich is playing as negatively as I can remember. Sure and strong at his best, Dorotich has struggled badly in recent weeks and must turn the corner quickly. So much of the backline's stability depends on him. Fraser Murphy hasn't managed to take firm grasp of the opportunities the club has given him. It was a tragedy that he missed the Grand Final last year, I would hate to see him left out of the side for any big game, but Fraser has to improve his all round game. It's no good burning here and there - he must learn to put in consistently. Molly Meldrum found it tough lately. He seemed to turn the corner against Collingwood, and was servicable against the Eagles, but he is the best running player in the league and should be giving us a lot more. Up forward, too much of the workload is Kernahan's. Silvagni or Sartori would be beautiful as a foil, but they are not ready yet. It is up to the Ogiers, McKenzies to fill the gaps and hold their spots, but they always seem to struggle at top level. Mark Naley has finally settled in. His roving is improving each week, despite the fact that I don't think he is a true rover. He is receiving soild support from Adrian Gleeson, but overall our running players are down on form. The Eagles killed us on the ground, and it makes me shudder to think what the Kangas or Hawks would do. The wheels haven't fallen off yet, though. Don't get me wrong. Kernahan is providing tremendous leadership, Tom Alvin continues to shine and Justin Madden is playing consistent football. The nucleus is tight, the teamwork is a little stale. - Carl Toner Inside Football.


Eagles rock Blues When Carlton returned from Perth at the weekend, they were four points in arrears, a certain team member was $5000 down and the team's fallibility was plainly evident. Theoretically, Carlton should have won the game against the West Coast Eagles by a wide margin. But theories do not appear to count for much this season. They have been proven to be unreliable as David Rhys-Jones's promises to tread the straight and narrow. After losing to Hawthorn and struggling against Collingwood, the Blues have some work to do if they are to keep their appointment with Hawthorn in September. In a very tight game, the Eagles had a number of players keeping the statistician busy. John Annear had 26 possessions (18 & 8), Chris Lewis had 27 (17 & 10) and Chris Mainwaring finished with 21 kicks, eight marks and five handballs. For the Blues, David Glascott had 23 disposals (14 & 9) and Richard Dennis had 21 (13 & 8). Justin Madden's 6 kicks and 22 hit-outs should convince the lanky ruckman he may be better off playing the game on his hands and contesting the ruck duels with his feet. - Footy Week.

Team

B: 43 Mick Kennedy 35 Peter Dean 32 David Glascott
HB: 31 Tom Alvin 6 Jon Dorotich 9 Ken Hunter
C: 8 Wayne Blackwell 7 Wayne Johnston 30 Fraser Murphy
HF: 26 David Rhys-Jones 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) 3 Richard Dennis
F: 34 Darren Ogier 45 Warren McKenzie 17 Mark Naley
Ruck: 44 Justin Madden (vc) 38 Shane Robertson 12 Adrian Gleeson
Interchange: 10 Brad Shine 23 Paul Meldrum
Coach: Robert Walls



Milestones

Last Game (Carlton): Darren Ogier

Brownlow Votes

3: Ross Glendinning (WCE) 2: Mark Naley (CARL) 1: Chris Mainwaring (WCE)

Gallery



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