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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3212847, member: 1899"] Karmichael picked the right time to get out. He wasn't getting any faster, in fact he was already in the process of retiring his kamikaze runs which only left the second-man play and other teams were already beginning to utilise it and to better effect. I struggle to see him being right up there with the JTs, Smiths, Slaters, Cronks, Inglis' moving forward, especially with Lockyer's impending retirement. At best he would have been a good club player in the same vein as a Hodges, that is if he could keep his head straight which was looking extremely doubtful in his final couple of seasons at the club. That's not taking anything away from his rookie seasons, he was extradinary but I think it was just as likely that he'd peaked. [/QUOTE]

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