1985 History of the Carlton Football Club video

[@Bongaboi151]

RIP Ron Barassi. Vale.

[@meg-oj1lj]

6:00-6:28 To avoid confusion, the years mentioned were: NINETEEN-OH-SEVEN (1907) followed by NINETEEN-OH-EIGHT (1908) and NINETEEN-OH-NINE (1909).

[@apd8339]

good show.

[@geoffaldwinckle1096]

In years like 2018 we need this video...

[@acohen1980]

Fantastic work Peen.....Herb

[@joememphis1571]

Ken Hands passed away in 2017 at age 91 and after the death of his 1945 premiership teammate Alex Way, he was the last surviving member of that 1945 premiership side for the Blues.

[@Ducatirati]

Joe ,, reading your post, and i thought, Clinton Wines , his Grandson Ollie Shoulda been a BLUE , Cheers GO BLUES... RARARA

[@싼듀]

This is great vid. Mate. Please upload sheedy unplugged and essendon history video next time.

[@paulcooper-n2v]

I love the carlton football club.

[@AlonsoRules]

imagine a video like this for the gold coast "a team created for no reason played its first game against carlton and got flogged"

[@joememphis1571]

😂😂😂😂

[@benb4592]

Great doco and reminds us just how powerful the club has been and how it has gone through a few tough stretches and come out the other end in good shape. Still with the current AFL socialist football regime, maybe it's different this time.

[@martinwhittenbury5517]

Not a Carlton fan AT ALL....but what a shame the old character filled ground of Princes Park has now been ruined by "Modern Times" !!!