Chris judd getting back to his best do you agree now??

Question

32 posessions 2 goals and quality disposal all night,

a few of you wrote him off but last night he looked as good as ever,and still not 100% fit.

Answer 1

when hes fit he is the best player in the comp, bar none

too bad he has no one to help him out, except for the (incredibly overrated) nick stevens

Answer 2

Yeah good game by Juddy and nice to see him back in form. Carlton played well....much better than the bloody Tigers :(

Answer 3

unfortunatly Judd cant carry all of carltons bluggers

he will break his back

Answer 4

mabey so but carlton is still **** even with juddy

Answer 5

As i said elsewhere Forky, Judd is one of the class acts at Carlton. I did not expect him to be as good as he was last night, due to his injury, and yes, if Stevens were half as fit as Judd, or Carrazzo got the ball instead of the Bomber, he would have shone with enough support.

Send Stevens to the Biggest Loser camp for a week, he did something useful about once a quarter last night.

Answer 6

Late in the last quarter I saw Nick Stevens interchanged and Judd stayed on the ground.

Nick Stevens had 17 Disposals to half time and end up with 26 Disposal at the end of the game.

That says it all about Judd's fitness. Just getting better and better.

Although keeping in mind that McVeigh had one of his best games and he was tagging Judd in the second half.

Don't get me wrong - I like Stevens.

I just highlight that Judd needs support around him.

Carrazzo needs to stand up.

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Answer 7

He didn't look as good as ever last night, but he's getting back to that type of form. He'll be there about round 10.

Answer 8

i have never and will never write off Chris Judd he is a gun and he played a great game last night, and by mid year he will be the best in the AFL again

Answer 9

Agree.

I'm glad he did. I have him in my fantasy team - wish I had marked him as captain!

Answer 10

Carlton are never going to win games with one good player. he needs other good players in the team to play well himself that's not going to happen while he plays for Carlton.