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Posted Apr 1, 2009 - 13:24 PM
Carlton coach Brett Ratten says Lions’ spearheads Jonathan Brown and Daniel Bradshaw will pose a major threat to the Blues chances of back-to-back wins.
Ratten said the inexperienced Blues defence will not prevail unless they minimised the number of entries into the Lions’ forward line.
Brown and Bradshaw kicked 10 goals between them the last time they met in round 8 at Docklands, with Brisbane 33-point winners.
Ratten was also adamant that captain Chris Judd (flu) and Brendan Fevola (bruised heel) would be available to play.
