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Carlton lost to Essendon by 19 pts - Windy Hill.

Round 9, 1977

Carlton2.6184.9336.124810.1777
Essendon4.5297.85011.107614.1296
Venue: Windy HillDate: Saturday May 28, 1977
Result: Lose by 19 pointsUmpires: G.James & N.Nash Crowd: 23,224 Receipts: $21,840
Goalkickers: P.McKenna 3, M.Maclure 2, T.Southcombe 1, T.Keogh 1, R.Ohlsen 1, P.Jones, T.Pickett 1.
Best: B.Doull, G.Whitnall, T.Southcombe, M.Maclure, B.Armstrong
Reports: Nil
Injuries: Nil
Replacements: A.Mangels by T.Pickett at three quarter time & D.McKay by K.Heath in the last quarter












Game Review

This was a game that Carlton were expected to win against the lowly placed Essendon. The Blues at present are too erractic, unbeatable one week knocking over the might of North Melbourne but dropping a gimme game against the Bombers. This would possibly sum up their season of 1977.

Essendon, fielding one of its most inexperienced sides for many years, showed the way to Carlton, who had many star players well down on the day. But the enthusiastic Bombers, with star players in Russell Muir, Colin Boyd and former Blues rover Brian Walsh, recorded only their third victory over Carlton in the last 18 matches and their first home win over the Blues since 1968. - Football Record.

Team

B: 7 Graeme Whitnall 21 Rod Austin 15 Phil Pinnell
HB: 22 John Tresize 11 Bruce Doull 25 Alex Jesaulenko
C: 26 Ray Byrne 8 Trevor Keogh 32 Leigh McConnon
HF: 30 Tony Pickett 36 Mark Maclure 10 Alan Mangels
F: 4 Tony Southcombe 27 Peter McKenna 12 Barry Armstrong
Ruck: 28 Peter Jones (acting capt.) 24 Russell Ohlsen 14 Rod Ashman
Res: 18 Kevin Heath 43 David McKay
Coach: Ian Thorogood



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