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Chapter 1: What key moments defined the first quarter of Carlton vs Geelong?
Shut up, the footies on Triple M. This is Triple M footies' mini-match of the round. Now, get ready for the first quarter.
The Blues did win the toss. They're going to kick to the city end, so that's the right of the radio dial.
Thanks, Nat. Ready to get underway here at the MCG. It's a perfect night. A little cool-ish, but moisture-free. And a free kick will go the way here in the middle to the Cats. It'll go immediately... to Mullum. They go inside 50 to the punt road end. Hit Henry in the head. That's Ollie Henry. Jack playing tonight as well.
Both Henry's there and it's in dispute at the punt road end of the ground and we'll have a ball up. About 30 metres out from the Geelong goal.
That first free kick was interesting. O'Sheen Mullin is tagging Paddy Cripps. Cripps is trying to throw him out of the way, but did it illegally.
Keep an eye on that one. What a wonderful step from Humphreys. Balls to close. Back to Blitzhouse. Just inside 50. Sets it up to a dangerous area. Dempsey almost got boots of ball as he knocks over David Roden on the way through. First score of the night. There's a rush behind. Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard. Get tax time sorted with the big deals on the big brands.
Let's look at the Harvey Norman replay. That Oli Dempsey might have actually been a goal. It might have come off the shin. Davey Roden backed himself in.
Because Oli didn't look convinced himself, and I think Roden took a look at it. Yeah. Okay, well, if you're not convinced, I'm not. Yep. Wow, well, you've seen it on replay.
Yep, and it looks like it came off his shin. Should have been a goal, but Davey Roden loves to back himself in.
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Chapter 2: How did Carlton respond in the second quarter?
Directly in front of him.
Now the mark stands at 40 metres out. So a chance for the Blues to hit the front once again for the second time tonight.
Just panicky, wasn't it, from De Kooning? No need. Unnecessary, but it just shows. I think they're feeling the tension down there, the Geelong back 6-7.
Kemp's a good kick of the footy. He'll kick it from just inside the 50. Let's it rip with a beautiful spinning drop punt. Straight as an arrow. Teammates come from everywhere to get around him. Josh Fraser looks nonchalant. And they hit the front, Carlton, by two points on the Jutland Beacon Trade scoreboard.
It's a couple of free kicks that Geelong have given away in their D50 this quarter. First, the Bailey Smith high tackle. That one from Deconing. That's just pressure. Pressure that they know that Carlton are posing headaches when it goes inside their forward 50, so... Over to the Cats now to be able to respond.
You feel like Geelong are a team that can drop the hammer and kick five goals in a hurry, but it just doesn't feel like it's going to happen in this game.
Walsh out of the centre circle. Kicks it long again for the Blues. Humphreys off hands. Handballs to O'Sullivan. Eisen pounces. Hayward for number two. Can't have got another. And their fans have found some voice, and why not? 9-11-65 to 8-9-57. Blues in front on the Triple M Beacon Trade Scoreboard.
Well, there we go. Just continuing. It's like almost every time, Ash. It goes inside 50. What is it now? They've scored. What are they? They've kicked 20 scores from 31 entries.
That's a ridiculous rate. Since quarter time, Joey, 16 scoring shots from just, say, 21 entries.
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