Round 5, 1993

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Carlton

4.5

29

7.9

51

13.15

93

17.21

123

St.Kilda

4.4

28

8.6

54

10.9

69

11.12

78

Venue: Waverley Park Date: Sunday April 25, 1993
Result: Win by 45 points Umpires: D. Howlett & H. Kennedy Crowd: 51,211
Goalkickers: S.Kernahan 4, F.Brown 3, G.Williams 2, E.Spalding 2, B.Heaver 2, B.Sholl 1, C.Bradley 1, A.Gleeson 1, J.Dorotich 1.
Best: G.Williams, C.Bradley, M.Hanna, S.Silvagni, F.Brown, S.Kernahan.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil










Game Review

Carlton would pull away from St.Kilda in the second half by kicking 14 goals to 4 in this well attended game out at ‘Arctic Park’. The Blues would amass a whopping 38 scoring shots to 23, a relatively common feature of the Blues at the time.

But perhaps the biggest event at this game was the Master, Greg Williams, racking up 45 possessions with his 2 goals. An amazing 27 handballs alone – imagine how excited Carlton fans would get if one of our current day younger players managed 27 possessions ! – gives an insight into how well a link man and creator “Diesel” truly was.

There was no surprise in the Brownlow votes, with 3 to Diesel, 2 to Stephen Silvagni and the 1-vote went to Mil Hanna with 26 possessions including 4 behinds.

An interesting post script to this game is the #37 for the Saints, Dean Rice who was shortly later to hurt his knee and be left to the side by the Saints. Ricey would become a Premiership player with the Blues within 2 years of this game.

At the time, the win moved us to 2 wins and a draw from 4 games, but with the bye, we remained out of the Top 6 (the finals at the time had room for 6 teams).

For a summary of Carlton's nineteenth 100 League games, click here.




Team

B: 33 Matthew Hogg 6 Jon Dorotich 35 Peter Dean
HB: 43 Anthony Koutoufides 1 Stephen Silvagni 14 Michael Sexton
C: 31 Tom Alvin 2 Greg Williams 13 Mil Hanna
HF: 20 Fraser Brown 11 Earl Spalding 9 Brett Sholl
F: 38 Rohan Welsh 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) 17 Brent Heaver
Ruck: 44 Justin Madden 21 Craig Bradley (vc) 12 Adrian Gleeson
Interchange: 7 Brett Ratten 5 Andrew McKay
Coach: David Parkin



Milestones

150 Games: Peter Dean Club Milestone: 1,900th League Game

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