Do you think chris judd will be back to his best in 2008?

Question

he posted 10.30 in the 3.2 km time trial,and broke the existing club record by 20 sec-sounds like the groin is going ok :)

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

He will come back bigger and better next year and Carlton will do everything in their power to make sure he is 100% fit and ready.

Good luck to him and I hope he does succeed, though I it kills me that hes playing for Carlton!!

Answer 3

Not a chance in h**l. He will have to do more work at Carlton this year then he did at the Eagles. WCE had good players running alongside and protecting him. He wont get that at Carlton. He will still get kicks but not be the dominant player he was with the Eagles. His groin or shoulder or some other part will give way sometime during the season. Something always happens to him.

Answer 4

A lot of doomsayers reckon Juddy will get injured straight away, career over, blah blah. Zoltar reckons something always happens to him, thats c**p I say. He had a few stellar, uninterrupted seasons at the Eagles, people seem to forget that pretty quick. I think he will be a star, and you guys might hit finals form within a couple of years. I dont believe that the gap betwen the top sides & bottom (except Cats) is all that great.

Answer 5

I like Chris Judd as a player & a person & I really do hope he does well with Carlton...................However I do agree with other answers to this question in that he will find things different with Carlton than with WCE.

He will show whether he is a champion or not by his efforts to overcome the change in his playing environment. He has played all his senior football with the Eagles - all players find the transition to another team; another state; another coach; difficult to adjust to.

I personally think he will be a good player with Carlton - not a champion player as he was with WCE.

Answer 6

i hope so but i have to agree with zoltar

Answer 7

Depends on the cattle around him.

Answer 8

Sounds good. Although he left my club, I still wanna see him play at his best. Hopefully he might be the spark that Carlton need. Although they will need to look at their game plan to help him out and make space for him. I hope he can fully recover

Answer 9

I bet you he will retire by the end of next year, I just got this strange feeling he may have a severe injury that will prevent him playing anymore footy. But i really hope it won't happen :)