Aaron Mullett, Cam O'Shea and Matt Shaw among Carlton’s first players delisted

AFTER a stunningly bad season, Carlton has made four delistings, with three recycled players told they won’t be back at the club next year. Plus, Dayne Beams has informed the Lions he isn’t going anywhere.

AFTER a historically bad season, Carlton has made four delistings.

 

Recycled players Aaron Mullett, Cam O'Shea and Matt Shaw will not be offered new contracts while former No.1 rookie draft pick, Jesse Glass-McCasker, was also let go.

Mullet played 13 games in his first season at the Blues after crossing from North Melbourne as a delisted free agent.

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O'Shea spent 2017 at Northern Blues and earned a second chance at AFL level this season, playing 11 games.

While Shaw, picked up with the No.3 pick in last year's rookie draft after being delisted by Gold Coast, managed just two games.

Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd thanked the quartet for their service.

“It’s always a hard time of the year across the industry making list changes and saying goodbye to players,” Lloyd told the club website.

“We wish Aaron, Cam, Matt and Jesse all the best for their future endeavours. They have all contributed strongly to our football program over recent years and should be proud of their achievements during their time at Carlton.”

The delistings take Carlton's list changes to five following Alex Silvagni's retirement.

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