Jarvis

You saw he finished with one kick that was given after the game by the stats team.

He was visibly erratic involvement for the whole game, given the well-documented off-field challenges.

This wasn't just a bad performance, Gerrard.

It raises serious alarm bells and judgment around duty of care.

The club's accountable 100%.

They are to blame.

What were our assistant coaches and medical staff seeing pre-game?

What were our so-called on-field leaders like Cripps, Wiedering, what were they observing on the field?

The previous caller just said it.

His own brother was on the ground with him.

How could he not pull him up?

It shouldn't have to take noticing he's on doughnuts at three-quarter time or in the last quarter to finally take him off.

Our reigning best affairs from last year, George Hewitt, he was left out of the tent for Elijah Hollands.

He plays, we win.

It's that simple, Gerrard.

It's solely on the club.

Geelong wouldn't allow it.

Sydney wouldn't allow it.

Even Hawthorne wouldn't allow it.

But Carlton did, Gerrard, and it speaks volumes about a club that still doesn't understand culture, standards, structure, or long-term responsibility.