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Carlton3.4226.11479.15699.1670
Richmond3.4226.10468.176516.26122
Venue: M.C.G.Date: Saturday May 22, 1971
Result: Lost by 52 pointsUmpire: R.SleethCrowd: 52,783
Goalkickers: R.McLean 3, S.Jackson 2, T.Keogh 1, P.Jones 1, I.Robertson 1, R.Walls 1.
Best: B.Gill, V.Waite, T.Keogh, P.Pinnell, G.Southby, R.McLean, A.Gallagher, R.Walls.
Reports: NilInjuries: P.Jones (bruised thigh)










Game Review

After a shaky start the Blues had recorded 4 successive wins and were beginning to look dangerous.

At three-quarter time this was anyone's game. The scores had been virtually level throughout and a cliff-hanger seemed certain. Then, disaster. Richmond piled on 8-9 to a solitary point as the Blues put in an abject display.

A "senior Carlton official" was quoted as saying "this is the first time I've seen an entire team chuck a match in". (Source: The Melbourne Sun). A sorry day indeed.




Team

B: 19 Ian Collins 20 Geoff Southby 30 Vin Waite
HB: 21 Barry Gill 43 David McKay 15 Phil Pinnell
C: 49 Andy Lukimitis 34 Ian Robertson 8 Trevor Keogh
HF: 33 Paul Hurst 42 Robert Walls (vc) 5 Syd Jackson
F: 28 Peter Jones 14 Ricky McLean 12 Barry Armstrong
Ruck: 2 John Nicholls (c) 1 Serge Silvagni 10 Adrian Gallagher
Res: 46 John Warden 38 Mark Amos
Coach: Ron Barassi

Note: Andrew Lukimitis changed his name to Lukas in 1971.

Milestones

Debut : John Warden
50 Games : Syd Jackson
150 Games : Ian Collins


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