Isaac Smith

Well, in the first half, it was all about Collingwood not making the most of their chances.

But the story of this third term, especially early on, has to be that Carlton have just completely left the pies, let the pies off the hook.

10 inside 50s, one goal, three.

But you could argue eight of those came in the first part of that third term.

They had the opportunity to really kick away to an almost match-winning lead at one stage, but they missed opportunity after opportunity.

And at some point in the game, you get the time in forward half back if you're a team like Collingwood, and that's what they've been able to do.

And now they've really evened up the scoreboard too, man.

It was a little bit too easy, though.

Just all of the Carlton defenders sagging back.

They had plus three inside their defensive 50, but if you've got that many, players need to pick someone up.

That was uncontested chains.

When you kick an important goal, you cannot allow the other team to have an easy shot.

Just looking at the Carlton runner going out.

Had a chat to the defenders.

Now he's going over to the mids.

The message for me needs to be, right, we need a lockdown here.

We need to make sure that they don't get any easy possessions.

Do not let them kick a goal in reply again.

I'm not sure if Harry Dean went down easy, but if he didn't, there's absolutely a free kick there every day of the week, just waiting for the replay.

Well, clearances in this turn.