“The Dead Coach Bounce”

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Send us Fan MailThe Dead Coach Bounce, it’s not a myth - it exists. Michael Voss stepped aside, and Carlton finally produced the performance their former coach had been crying out for. It was celebrated of course, but we found it a hollow win. We also discuss North Melbourne failing to live up to the mark, Scott Pendlebury’s record-breaking game and some more AFL fixturing chat. We run our eye over the weekend ahead, and how some teams seem to be peaking, while others are hitting a flat spot at Round 10. socials: @innuendosport

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