Melbourne were terrible I ordsprog

Melbourne were terrible, I reckon Carlton would have beaten us today. We never looked like we were in it.

William Davidson

Brett and Digby have certainly made a significant contribution to the Carlton Football Club, both on and off the field, since joining Carlton in late 2003,

I didn't play that badly - plus eight in winners to errors - I looked and I won more total points. I think I would have beaten most people today, but credit where it's due - he played a very good match.

I don't think I sat down with him. I think I just shook hands. I know I had to face Steve Carlton. And I'm like . . . Steve Carlton? I don't remember anything special. I didn't realize a lot of things until I got out.

There ain't no soft excuses, we played poorly today and got beaten and we should have got beaten a lot more than what we did.

Terrible. I thought we started off terrible, no sense of urgency, no resistance on the defensive end. We played like the game didn't mean a thing. It's not everybody obviously, but as a team, collectively, we were awful. We looked more like we were scared than anything.

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The beaten path is the safest, but the traffics terrible.

I don't know when's the last time Miami had a terrible season and looked terrible on the field. But that first half, that might have been a throwback to that time.

I'm hoping so. We looked pretty strong today as a whole. We started slow and our big men down in the lineup gave us a kick-start. We looked good today.

Slavery still exists today. I am standing before you as living proof. As a slave, I didn't know how to say no, I only knew how to say yes. I was beaten if I didn't say yes loudly enough; I was beaten for no reason at all.

It would be nice to own a team in Melbourne, seeing I'm from here, but whether it's Melbourne, Sydney, Cairns, it doesn't matter. I think they're all good markets.

You need your pitchers to go out there and get three outs and give us a chance to win in the bottom of the ninth. We had a terrible mental approach today out there on the mound. Just terrible.

I don't know what Melbourne are going to do and I don't care what Melbourne are going to do in that regard. I'm concentrating on what we're going to do.

I wouldn't say we have nothing to lose. If we were beaten, Hearts would move nine points in front of us and that would maybe be too much to catch up. A win would be fantastic but a draw would not be terrible for us.

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