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'''Interesting Fact:''' This would be [[Mick Malthouse]]'s last game as Coach of the Eagles.  He would soon join Collingwood and after over a decade, become Carlton's coach in [[2013]].
'''Interesting Fact:''' This would be [[Mick Malthouse]]'s last game as Coach of the Eagles.  He would soon join Collingwood and after over a decade, become Carlton's coach in [[2013]].
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===Gallery===
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File:51383.jpg|1999 Semi - Match Stats Vs Weagles.
File:51384.jpg|1999 Semi - Match Review Vs Weagles.
File:51388.jpg|1999 Semi - Aaron Hamill.
File:51390.jpg|1999 Semi - SOS's smother.
File:51391.jpg|1999 Semi - Elliott a shocker.
File:51392.jpg|1999 Semi - Ratten: Blues need to lift.
File:51418.jpg|1999 Semi - Match Stats Vs Eagles.
File:51419.jpg|1999 Semi - Tony Shaw's Match Review Vs Eagles.
File:51420.jpg|1999 Semi - Blues dream impossible dream.
File:51421.jpg|1999 Semi - Matty Lappin's Q&A.
File:51425.jpg|1999 Semi  Kris Massie tackles Matera.
File:51426.jpg|1999 Semi - Lance Whitnall goals.
File:51427.jpg|1999 Semi - Hickmott takes another grab.
File:51428.jpg|1999 Semi - Andy McKay gives the thumbs up.
File:51429.jpg|1999 Semi - Justin Murphy at full stretch.
File:51430.jpg|1999 Semi - SOS kicks the final goal of the game.
File:51438.jpg|1999 Semi - Craig Bradley.
File:51627.jpg|1999 Semi - Adrian Hickmott: Player of the week.
File:51628.jpg|1999 Semi - Blues supporter.
File:51657.jpg|1999 Semi - Kouta takes a big grab.
File:51389.jpg|1999 Semi Final - Bradley: we wont be pushovers.
File:51417.jpg|1999 Semi Final - B.Ratten BOG.
File:51449.jpg|1999 Semi Final - Craig Bradley.
File:51617.jpg|1999 Semi Final Preview Vs Eagles.
File:51618.jpg|1999 Semi Final Record Cover - Glenn Manton.
File:51422.jpg|1999 Semi Vs Eagles - Match Details.
File:51423.jpg|1999 Semi Play of the day - SOS to Ratts to Beauy: GOAL.
File:51424.jpg|1999 Semi Vs Eagles: Simon Beaumont.
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----[[Qualifying Final, 1999|Qualifying Final]] | [[Preliminary Final, 1999|Preliminary Final]]
----[[Qualifying Final, 1999|Qualifying Final]] | [[Preliminary Final, 1999|Preliminary Final]]

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Carlton

7.5

47

10.7

67

13.12

90

18.16

124

West Coast

2.4

16

5.6

36

8.8

56

10.10

70

Venue: MCG
Date: Saturday 11 September, 1999 Result: Win by 54 Points
Umpires: McKenzie, McLaren, Kennedy Crowd: 55,682
Goalkickers: Hickmott 3, Whitnall 3, Beaumont 2, Hamill 2, Lappin 2, Ratten 2, McKay 1, Rice 1, Sexton 1, Silvagni 1.
Best: L.Whitnall, B.Ratten, A.Hickmott, C.Bradley, F.Brown, M.Allan, M.Lappin, A.McKay.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil













Game Review

The Blues would win their way into a Preliminary Final showdown against Essendon with a 9 goal victory over the Eagles. Carlton were helped by the idiosyncrasies of the finals system, which dictated that the MCG must host at least 1 final each week – by rights, the final should have been played in WA. Michael Sexton scored the first goal for Carlton to trigger a powerful performance.

West Coast's Ashley McIntosh had been in career best form this year & was widely tipped to be the All-Australian full back yet was soundly beaten by Aaron Hamill in Carlton's win over the Eagles in Perth earlier in the year. The same was to take place this day as again Hamill was instrumental in setting up an early lead & led McIntosh "a merry dance".

This match was notable as being the last match Michael Malthouse coached for West Coast – he would move on to Collingwood in 2000, being replaced by Ken Judge.

Team

B: 1 Stephen Silvagni (vc) 3 Kris Massie 5 Andrew McKay
HB: 7 Brett Ratten 8 Lance Whitnall 9 Adrian Hickmott
C: 12 Matthew Lappin 14 Michael Sexton 15 Ben Nelson
HF: 16 Scott Camporeale 18 Justin Murphy 20 Fraser Brown
F: 21 Craig Bradley (c) 22 Glenn Manton 23 Dean Rice
Ruck: 24 Matthew Allan 29 Simon Beaumont 30 Adam White
Interchange: 31 Simon Fletcher 33 Matthew Hogg 36 Aaron Hamill
43 Anthony Koutoufides
Coach: David Parkin
Emg: Ang Christou Brendan Fevola Ron De Iulio
In: Matthew Hogg Kris Massie Adam White
Out: Anthony Franchina (suspended), Brett Backwell, Ang Christou



Milestones

100 Carlton Games: Glenn Manton
Carlton v West Coast: This would be the last time Carlton and WCE would play in a Final until Season 2011!
Interesting Fact: This would be Mick Malthouse's last game as Coach of the Eagles. He would soon join Collingwood and after over a decade, become Carlton's coach in 2013.

Gallery



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