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Lions crippled by a Kouta clone
CARLTON captain Patrick Cripps’s masterclass has Blues fans looking both back and forward, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Another Blues boss bites the dust
BRENDAN Bolton has paid the price for another dreadful season at Carlton but perhaps the buck shouldn’t stop with him, says Chief Writer (and Blues fan) RON REED. More »
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40 years on footy’s big feud is alive and well
EMERGING Blues gave their old heroes a run for their money against the arch rivals, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
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Blues get lost when the sun goes down
WHEN the bush and the big league meet, the Hawks are hard to beat, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Singing the Blues at long last
IT’S BEEN a long time coming but the Old Dark Navy Blues’ breakthrough might be a sign of better things to come – well, long-suffering fan RON REED hopes so. More »
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No chocolates but Blues’ glass half full
BY QUARTER time Blues fan RON REED was ready to invoke the mercy rule – but that would have been way too early to lose hope. More »
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So sad! Painful period for a master coach
DENIS Pagan was one of the best coaches in the AFL – until he took on Mission Impossible, writes RON REED More »
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Why The Hulk is still looking back in anger
LOSING A FOOTY grand final always hurts – but losing five of them can make a man very bitter, as the old Magpie they called the Incredible Hulk readily admits, writes RON REED. More »
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Magpies ready to even an old, old score
THE WEEK THAT WAS: They’ve been at each other’s throats since the 19th century but two of Melbourne’s oldest footy clubs are still locked in a fight that might be about to heat up even more, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
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Banished by the Blues, says superstar Kouta
HE WAS one of Carlton’s all-time great footballers but now Anthony Koutoufides is wondering why the club he loves isn’t showing much love in return, writes RON REED. More »
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Singing the Blues to an audience on the way out
THE WEEK THAT WAS: HE might not always be right but leading commentator Robert Walls might be on the money when he says his old team, Carlton, are driving the fans away, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Fifty years on, the Blues blow Bombers out of the sky – again
THEY’RE FOOTY’S two most successful clubs – ever – and even though they are on hard times now, Carlton and Essendon have plenty to look back on, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
