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File:41767.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Blues rue one that got away.
File:41761.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Craig Bradley about to kick.Pic: Inside Football.
File:41764.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Justin Madden in ruck duel with Scott Wynd.
File:41757.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Match Preview Vs Footscray.Pic: Inside Football.
File:41759.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Match Summary Vs Footscray.Pic: Inside Football.
File:41763.jpg|1995  Rd 18 - Matt Clape.
File:41762.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Mil Hanna takes a safe mark.
File:41766.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - Parkin rues a Blue who got away.Pic: Inside Football.
File:42034.jpg|1995 Rd 18 - SOS pressures Richard Osborne.
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----[[Round 17, 1995|Round 17]] | [[Round 19, 1995|Round 19]]
----[[Round 17, 1995|Round 17]] | [[Round 19, 1995|Round 19]]

Latest revision as of 12:58, 26 April 2026

Carlton

4.2

26

8.6

54

12.9

81

15.16

106

Footscray

3.2

20

5.7

37

9.13

67

11.15

81

Venue: Optus Oval Date: Sunday August 6, 1995
Result: Win by 25 points Umpires: P.Carey, G.Caulfield & M.Norden. Crowd: 24,206
Goalkickers: A.Koutoufides 2, B.Heaver 2, J.Cook 2, F.Brown 2, B.Ratten 1, D.Rice 1, E.Spalding 1, B.Pearce 1, M.Clape 1, J.Madden 1, G.Williams 1.
Best: E.Spalding, B.Ratten, J.Madden, C.Bradley, A.McKay, F.Brown.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil












Game Review

The Duke, Earl Spalding, continued his fine season to get the Blues home against the mid-table Doggies at Princes Park. Spalding’s 7 marks, 25 possessions and four shots on goal – for 1.3 – was a big game for a key forward.

The Bulldogs were in this contest all the way, however, and only an even midfield and the ability to deliver key goals when it mattered won the day for the Blues. A score of 3.7 in the last quarter should have been much better, but in the end the final margin of 25 points was a just result. Carlton's midfield engine-room of Brett Ratten and Fraser Brown was dominant with 31 and 29 possessions respectively, while the flair and skill of a young Anthony Koutoufides earned him one Brownlow Medal vote from the umpires. As always, Craig Bradley found plenty of the ball and completed an impressive midfield grouping.

Another key part of our 1995 campaign was our tenacity in the tackle. The Blues pulled in 38 tackles in this match, spread equally throughout the team, to apply maximum pressure to the Bulldogs' runners. Leading the day was again was the Duke, who laid 5 tackles to add to his stats above, and well and truly deserved his nomination as Best on Ground.

Team

B: 32 Adrian Whitehead 1 Stephen Silvagni 14 Michael Sexton
HB: 5 Andrew McKay 35 Peter Dean 39 Ang Christou
C: 6 Matt Clape 20 Fraser Brown 43 Anthony Koutoufides
HF: 23 Dean Rice 11 Earl Spalding 2 Greg Williams
F: 19 Brad Pearce 18 James Cook 13 Mil Hanna
Ruck: 44 Justin Madden 7 Brett Ratten 21 Craig Bradley (acting capt.)
Interchange: 16 Scott Camporeale 17 Brent Heaver 8 Troy Bond
Coach: David Parkin



Milestones

100 Games: Michael Sexton

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