Round 4, 1992
From Blueseum - History of the Carlton Football Club
| Venue: M.C.G. | Date: Friday April 10, 1992 (Night) | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Win by 15 points | Umpires: B.Sheehan & M.Viney | Crowd: 43,231 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: R.De Iulio 5, T.Alvin 4, S.Kernahan 2, M.Arceri 2, B.Sholl 1, E.Spalding 1, P.Meldrum 1, M.Athorn 1, A.Gleeson 1, D.Tarczon 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Best: C.Bradley, R.De Lulio, T.Alvin, M.Hanna, M.Sexton, A.Gleeson, M.Arceri. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Injuries: S.Silvagni (ankle) & D.Kernahan (groin). | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Nil. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
Ron De Iulio set the MCG alight with five goals in just his 3rd game of his career. Despite the early loss of Stephen Silvagni, the Blues had plenty of scoring options with Tom Alvin contributing four goals. Craig Bradley with 35 disposals was best afield, whilst youngsters Michael Sexton & Fraser Brown continued to show why they would become great players in the years ahead.
Carlton registered its 100th win at the MCG, this was the 203rd time the Blues had played at the MCG.
Team
| B: | 25 Mark Athorn | 28 David Kernahan | 14 Michael Sexton |
| HB: | 22 Ian Aitken | 13 Mil Hanna | 33 Matthew Hogg |
| C: | 20 Fraser Brown | 21 Craig Bradley (vc) | 9 Brett Sholl |
| HF: | 7 Brett Ratten | 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) | 34 Ron De Iulio |
| F: | 11 Earl Spalding | 1 Stephen Silvagni | 17 Mark Arceri |
| Ruck: | 40 Andrew Cavedon | 31 Tom Alvin | 12 Adrian Gleeson |
| Interchange: | 45 Darren Tarczon | 23 Paul Meldrum | |
| Coach: | David Parkin | ||
Emergencies : 16 Chris Bond, 27 Luke O'Sullivan, 38 Rohan Welsh.
Milestones
100 Goals: Adrian Gleeson
Gallery
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1992 Rd 4 - Match Preview Vs Nth Melb.Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 4 - Players Stats Vs Nth Melb.Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 4 - Match Summary Vs Nth Melb.Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 4 - Ron De Iulio tackles Wayne Carey.Pic: Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 4 - An injured Stephen Silvagni is helped from the ground.Pic: Inside Football. -
1992 Rd 4 - Tom Alvin on the run.Pic: Inside Football.
