| Venue: Western Oval | Date: Saturday July 22, 1989 | ||||||||||||||||||
Result: Match Drawn | Umpires: P.Cameron & M.Ball | Crowd: 15,089 Gate: $42,262 | ||||||||||||||||||
Goalkickers: J.Dorotich 2, A.Gleeson 1, M.Hanna 1, A.Phillips 1, I.Herman 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Best: M.Hanna,P.Meldrum, S.Kernahan, G.Hawker, M.Naley, J.Dorotich. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Reports: Nil. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Injuries: T.Alvin (bruised knee) |
Game Review
Mil Hanna produced a wonderful display with 32 disposals and 13 marks as the Blues hung onto a draw against a fast-finishing Footscray.
Footscray coach Mick Malthouse was furious with the media after the match. At this time, reporters normally went to the winner's rooms first, and the loser's room later. But in this case, nearly all the journos attended the visiting Carlton rooms first, and Malthouse thought that it showed a lack of respect for the host club. The press people thought he was being a bit precious, and as a result the Footscray media conference was very short.
Glenn Hawker may have established some sort or record with his appearance this game. It meant that Hawker had played his last three senior games under different coaches. He played the last home and away match last year under Kevin Sheedy, the first game at Carlton under Robert Walls and his return game after injury under Alex Jesaulenko. Hawker has been sidelined most of the season with a hamstring muscle injury. - Football Record.
Team
B: | 43 Mick Kennedy | 45 Warren McKenzie | 22 Ian Aitken |
HB: | 31 Tom Alvin | 35 Peter Dean | 13 Mil Hanna |
C: | 38 Shane Robertson | 21 Craig Bradley | 23 Paul Meldrum |
HF: | 11 Glenn Hawker | 4 Stephen Kernahan (c) | 15 Simon Verbeek |
F: | 29 Michael Gallagher | 6 Jon Dorotich | 12 Adrian Gleeson |
Ruck: | 44 Justin Madden (vc) | 25 Ian Herman | 17 Mark Naley |
Interchange: | 5 Steve Da Rui | 19 Andrew Phillips | |
Emgs: | 28 David Kernahan | 26 David Rhys-Jones | 27 Paul Payne |
Coach: | Alex Jesaulenko |
Milestones
Last game: Michael GallagherRound 15 | Round 17