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File:40751.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Adrian Gleeson tackles Darren Steele.
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File:40755.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Baldock with Ex Blue Ricky Nixon & future Blue Dean Rice.
File:40752.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Craig Bradley tackles Dean McRae.
File:41357.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Darren Ogier lining up for goal.
File:40749.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Dennis the Menace.
File:40753.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Ex Blue Alex Marcou avoids John Annear.
File:40758.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Future Blue Barry Mitchell.
File:41009.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Mark Naley fires of a handball.
File:41373.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Michael Gallagher juggles a mark against John Law.
File:41212.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Mick Gallagher about to kick for goal.
File:41215.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Nth Melb cheersquad message for Peter Motley.
File:40757.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Player Stats.
File:40748.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Richard Dennis marks.
File:41268.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Richard Dennis.
File:40747.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Shane Robertson & David Glascott looking for the loose ball.
File:40798.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Tom Alvin leads Phil Krakouer to the footy.
File:41213.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Tommy Alvin lunges for the footy.
File:40750.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Wayne Johnston marks.
File:40754.jpg|1987 Rd 8 - Wow Jones after the game.
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Latest revision as of 11:49, 21 April 2026

Carlton5.4349.106411.148015.15105
Nth Melbourne3.4224.6306.94510.1171
Venue: M.C.G.
Date: Sunday May 17, 1987 Result: Win by 34 points
Umpires: Carey, SawersCrowd: 26,684 Receipts: $110,637
Goalkickers: P.Meldrum 4, D.Ogier 3, R.Dennis 2, J.Madden 2, C.Bradley 1, M.Gallagher 1, M.Hanna 1 & S.Kernahan 1.
Best: P.Meldrum, D.Glascott, M.Naley, R.Dennis, T.Alvin, W.Johnston, D.Rhys-Jones.
Reports: J Krakouer (NM) for striking W.Johnston
Injuries: Dorotich - cut head













Game Review

Hanna the new Jesaulenko It's not hard to be arrogant. I went along to the MCG on Sunday believing that we would win, but with the least experienced side wearing navy blue that I can remember, I thought that North would push us to the limit. What a mistake! We kicked six goals clear early in the game and after that it was Carlton in first gear. We simply did enough to hold North out and it failed to make any impression at all. And what's more, we did it with a new side. Half of the players most would have selected in their premiership-winning side at the beginning of the year were missing, but after the form of some of the "baby" Blues, the older heads may find it difficult to force their way back into the side. Adrian Gleeson improves every week. It amazed me to hear some uninformed Carlton supporter claiming that she (it had to be a woman) believed that he was a frightened footballer. Footsteps are not heard by this Koroit boy and his future at Carlton looks grand. Mick Kennedy, who I must admit I was never a rap for, is growing in statute every week and richly deserves his spot in the side. Darren Ogier looks as though he will live up to the accolades bestowed upon him as a youngster, and Michael Gallagher and Ian Aitken look like big men of the future. But Milham Hanna is outstanding. He is every bit a potential champion. He reminds me of the great Alex Jesaulenko (even down to the hairline). He moves beautifully, has great anticipation and incredible balance. Providing that he stays free from injury he could join the list of Carlton greats. But some of the moew experienced players ought to take a leaf out of the youngster's book. There were a few bludgers out there on Sunday and they wouldn't want to close shop against some of the better sides. - Carl Toner Inside Football.


New Blues Carlton's new boys performed well in Sunday's MCG clash. Michael Kennedy was a solid back-line performer with 13 kicks and 11 handpasses. Richard Dennis took eight marks to go with 18 kicks and Mark Naley had 21 disposals (14 & 7). On the more experienced side of things, Paul Meldrum (12 & 11), Adrian Gleeson (14 & 12) and David Glascott (17 & 10) all put in well. - Footy Week


Umpires Busy The umpires had a busy day with the whistle. A total of 74 free-kicks were awarded, which is a high tally for this year. Craig Bradley earned the umpires displeasure six times, without receiving a single freebie in return. North's Darren Crocker also had the whistle blown against him six times, these free-kicks were negated by the six that he was given. "Schimma" also figured strongly with five for and two against, while David Glascott had five for and four against. - Footy Week.


Team

B: 43 Mick Kennedy 35 Peter Dean 26 David Rhys-Jones
HB: 13 Mil Hanna 6 Jon Dorotich 31 Tom Alvin
C: 21 Craig Bradley 7 Wayne Johnston 32 David Glascott
HF: 38 Shane Robertson 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) 3 Richard Dennis
F: 29 Michael Gallagher 34 Darren Ogier 17 Mark Naley
Ruck: 44 Justin Madden (vc) 23 Paul Meldrum 12 Adrian Gleeson
Interchange: 22 Ian Aitken 30 Fraser Murphy
Coach: Robert Walls



Brownlow Votes

3: Paul Meldrum (CARL) 2: Wayne Johnston (CARL) 1: David Rhys-Jones (CARL)

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