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===Game Review===
===Game Review===


<a href="tiki-read_article.php?articleId=130&page=5">[[File:16853.gif|left]]</a>This was 15th versus 16th in the battle of the wooden spoon. Speculation was rife that the losing coach would be sacked. Fortunately for [[David Parkin]] the Blues prevailed and Lions' coach John Northey lost his job shortly after this game.
[[File:16853.gif|left|link=Revisiting the Rounds!]]This was 15th versus 16th in the battle of the wooden spoon. Speculation was rife that the losing coach would be sacked. Fortunately for [[David Parkin]] the Blues prevailed and Lions' coach John Northey lost his job shortly after this game.


This was only Carlton's second win for the year. Brisbane suffered its 10th loss from its past 11 matches on the road. The victory gave Carlton its eighth straight win against Brisbane at Optus Oval. Brisbane's last win at the Blues home ground was back in [[Round 10, 1989]], the loss which saw [[Robert Walls]] replaced at Carlton. The Blues ended their worst run of losses and also recorded their best score in a game since Round 16 last season. The Blues final score of 17.9.111 was the first time in 13 matches they had notched more then 100 points in a game.
This was only Carlton's second win for the year. Brisbane suffered its 10th loss from its past 11 matches on the road. The victory gave Carlton its eighth straight win against Brisbane at Optus Oval. Brisbane's last win at the Blues home ground was back in [[Round 10, 1989]], the loss which saw [[Robert Walls]] replaced at Carlton. The Blues ended their worst run of losses and also recorded their best score in a game since Round 16 last season. The Blues final score of 17.9.111 was the first time in 13 matches they had notched more then 100 points in a game.
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[[Darren Hulme]] won the Rising Star nomination for the week.
[[Darren Hulme]] won the Rising Star nomination for the week.


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===Milestones:===
===Milestones:===


'''Last Game:''' [[Matt Clape]]
'''Last Game:''' [[Matt Clape]]<br>
'''Rising Star Nominees:''' [[Darren Hulme]]
'''Rising Star Nominees:''' [[Darren Hulme]]
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===Brownlow Votes===
===Brownlow Votes===
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'''2:''' [[Fraser Brown]] (CARL)
'''2:''' [[Fraser Brown]] (CARL)
'''1:''' [[Darren Hulme]] (CARL)
'''1:''' [[Darren Hulme]] (CARL)
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"3546","Round 11, 1998","<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>3.1</td><td bgcolor="white">19</td><td>3.5</td><td bgcolor="white">23</td><td>6.8</td><td bgcolor="white">44</td><td>9.9</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>63</b></td></tr><tr><td><b>Geelong</b></td><td>4.3</td><td bgcolor="white">27</td><td>5.6</td><td bgcolor="white">36</td><td>9.6</td><td bgcolor="white">60</td><td>12.8</td><td bgcolor="white"><b>80</b></td></tr></table></td><td>Venue: M.C.G.</td><td>Date: Saturday June 6, 1998</td></tr><tr><td>Result: Lose by 17 points</td><td>Umpires: Carey, Ellis, Shearer</td><td>Crowd: 41,222</td> </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Goalkickers: L.Whitnall 3, M.Allan, S.Camporeale, A.McKay, J.Murphy, S.Silvagni, A.White 1. </tr><tr><td colspan="3">Best: B.Ratten, F.Brown, S.Camporeale, D.Hulme, S.Beaumont, L.Whitnall.  </td></tr><tr><td>Reports: </td><td colspan="2">Injuries: </td></tr></table><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><hr noshade color=""#000080"">
===Game Review===
Since Carlton defeated Geelong in the 1995 Grand Final they have managed to win just one of the last five games in which the sides have met. Carlton took only 34 marks in the wet conditions against Geelong. This is the fewest by Carlton in a game since it took 37 against Brisbane in [[Round 11, 1996]] (but they won on that occassion).
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===Team ===
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<tr><td><b>B:</b></td> <td> 29 Simon Beaumont </td> <td> 1 Stephen Silvagni (vc) </td> <td> 22 Glenn Manton </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HB:</b></td> <td> 15 Ben Nelson </td> <td> 14 Michael Sexton </td> <td> 21 Craig Bradley (c) </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>C:</b></td> <td> 45 Anthony Franchina </td> <td> 7 Brett Ratten </td> <td> 16 Scott Camporeale </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>HF:</b></td> <td> 36 Aaron Hamill </td> <td> 8 Lance Whitnall </td> <td> 23 Dean Rice </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>F:</b></td> <td> 43 Anthony Koutoufides </td> <td> 18 Justin Murphy </td> <td> 27 Darren Hulme </td> </tr>
<tr><td><b>Ruck:</b></td> <td> 24 Matthew Allan </td> <td> 5 Andrew McKay </td> <td> 20 Fraser Brown </td> </tr>
<tr><td rowspan="2"><b>Interchange:</b></td><td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr>
<tr><td colspan="3">11 Mark Porter, 30 Adam White, 34 Ron De Iulio, 17 Damien Lock </td> </tr><tr><td><b>Coach:</b></td> <td colspan="3"> David Parkin </td></tr></tr><tr> <td><b>Emg:</b></td>  <td>Tony Bourke  </td>  <td> Damian Lang  </td> <td>Matt Clape </td> </tr>
<tr> <td><b>In:</b></td>  <td> Ben Nelson </td>  <td> </td> <td> </td>  </tr>
<tr> <td><b>Out:</b></td> <td> Matt Clape (final)</td>  <td> </td> <td> </td>  <</tr> </table></center>
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===Brownlow Votes===
'''3:''' Leigh Colbert (GEE)
'''2:''' Brad Sholl (GEE)
'''1:''' [[Fraser Brown]] (CARL)
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===Gallery===
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File:51196.jpg|1998 Rd 10 - Match Preview Vs Lions.
File:51200.jpg|1998 Rd 10 - Match Stats Vs Brisbane.
File:51201.jpg|1998 Rd 10 - Match Review Vs Brisbane.
File:51202.jpg|1998 Rd 10 - A happy Camporeale & McKay.
File:51203.jpg|1998 Rd 10 - David Parkin.
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Carlton6.23810.46415.49417.9111
Brisbane Lions1.176.6429.116512.1587
Venue: Optus Oval
Date: Saturday May 30, 1998 Result: Win by 24 points
Umpires: Kennedy, Scroop, MalcomeCrowd: 18,267
Goalkickers: S.Camporeale, D.Hulme, J.Murphy 3, A.Hamill, A.Koutoufides, L.Whitnall 2, G.Manton, A.White 1.
Best: S.Camporeale, C.Bradley, D.Hulme, F.Brown, M.Allan, B.Ratten, R.De Iulio.
Reports: Anthony Franchina (Striking Andrew Bews) - Not Guilty; Justin Murphy & Danny Dickfos (Wrestling) - $1200 Fine each.
Injuries:















Game Review

This was 15th versus 16th in the battle of the wooden spoon. Speculation was rife that the losing coach would be sacked. Fortunately for David Parkin the Blues prevailed and Lions' coach John Northey lost his job shortly after this game.

This was only Carlton's second win for the year. Brisbane suffered its 10th loss from its past 11 matches on the road. The victory gave Carlton its eighth straight win against Brisbane at Optus Oval. Brisbane's last win at the Blues home ground was back in Round 10, 1989, the loss which saw Robert Walls replaced at Carlton. The Blues ended their worst run of losses and also recorded their best score in a game since Round 16 last season. The Blues final score of 17.9.111 was the first time in 13 matches they had notched more then 100 points in a game.

Darren Hulme won the Rising Star nomination for the week.



Team

B: 34 Ron De Iulio 1 Stephen Silvagni (vc) 22 Glenn Manton
HB: 23 Dean Rice 14 Michael Sexton 21 Craig Bradley (c)
C: 45 Anthony Franchina 7 Brett Ratten 17 Damien Lock
HF: 36 Aaron Hamill 11 Mark Porter 16 Scott Camporeale
F: 8 Lance Whitnall 43 Anthony Koutoufides 27 Darren Hulme
Ruck: 24 Matthew Allan 5 Andrew McKay 20 Fraser Brown
Interchange:
6 Matt Clape, 30 Adam White, 18 Justin Murphy, 29 Simon Beaumont
Coach: David Parkin
Emg: Ben Nelson Peter Dean Damian Lang
In: Craig Bradley Adam White
Out: Brad Pearce (back) Damian Lang (final)



Milestones:

Last Game: Matt Clape
Rising Star Nominees: Darren Hulme

Brownlow Votes

3: Scott Camporeale (CARL) 2: Fraser Brown (CARL) 1: Darren Hulme (CARL)

Gallery



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