AFL Nation commentator Adam White believes the Carlton Football Club are “just going” despite not losing a game this year.
The Blues were, fine, against Richmond in Round 1, walking away with two points in what was a scrappy game of footy, and they’ve since beaten Geelong and Greater Western Sydney by an average of nine points.
Considering how much star power they’ve got down forward with Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay, White says the lack of synergy between the midfield and forward line is a cause for concern.
“The Blues aren’t going that well, for a team that hasn’t lost yet they’re just coughing and spluttering their way around at the moment,” White told SENTrack’s Giddy Up with Gareth Hall.
“They’ve got a few problems with their midfield in the way their linking up with their forward line. They’ve got this great forward line but it’s not firing at the moment.
“Obviously they’ve got a great chance against North Melbourne on Friday but they’re just going.”
The Blues will look to keep their unbeaten record alive against the Kangaroos in the annual Good Friday clash at Marvel Stadium.
The last time they met it was the Blues who were the dominant 50 point victors.