Ladder predictor: Who will claim final spots in the top 8?
Is Carlton a genuine premiership contender or a chance to miss finals altogether? Plus, who will finish in spots 5-8? See our predicted ladder here.
Is Carlton a genuine premiership contender or a chance to miss finals altogether? Plus, who will finish in spots 5-8? See our predicted ladder here.
A month ago Sam Durdin was working on a construction site, but on Thursday night he’ll be playing on the MCG.
Jake Stringer’s fitness levels have copped another stinging appraisal with a former Bomber going as far as to say his workrate threatened to become a ‘disease within the team’.
Caleb Marchbank’s comeback game received plenty of attention but another Carlton footballer continues to inspire one of his newest teammates.
Much has been made of Carlton’s pick swap with Adelaide, but the draft selection might not stay at the club, with the Blues open to moving it on for an experienced player.
Some Carlton fans may feel appeased with the club’s decision to remove the coach due to his horror win-loss count. But a quick glance at Brisbane’s turnaround and the Blues’ recent appointments suggest they may have gone early.
Adelaide coach Don Pyke has said he would support assistant Scott Camporeale if he chose to throw his hat in the ring for the newly vacant coach job at his former club Carlton.
Chris Judd was copping it from everyone in the blame game after Brendon Bolton’s sacking. But he refused to back down and took a big swing at Garry Lyon.
As Carlton starts its search for a new senior coach, Andrew Walker has urged the club to turn to a former mentor to replace Brendon Bolton.
Collingwood was unlucky with the score review, and the general assessment was the Pies were flat against Fremantle. The numbers say they were poor. Did they think they had the game won before it was played? See all Robbo’s likes and dislikes from Round 11.
Carlton set the wheels in motion to sack coach Brendon Bolton when it warned him about the club’s poor results last week. Jon Ralph reveals how his last day as Blues coach played out.
Carlton president Mark LoGiudice supported Brendon Bolton until he couldn’t support him any longer. But now that he’s gone, the Blues must go hard after Alastair Clarkson, writes Mark Robinson.
Brendon Bolton was a dead man walking at Carlton after a torrid four seasons in the hot seat. Chris McDermott says there is only one man who can get the Blues out of their biggest rut.
Mark LoGiudice says he doesn’t have to defend his record or lack of a public profile, declaring he won’t be considering his position as Carlton president.
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