‘Fresh start’ as contenders emerge for Blues presidency
Billionaire powerbroker Bruce Mathieson has called for change at Carlton. So, who takes over from Luke Sayers? And what happens next? Here’s the inside word.
Billionaire powerbroker Bruce Mathieson has called for change at Carlton. So, who takes over from Luke Sayers? And what happens next? Here’s the inside word.
At some AFL clubs, young guns form the nucleus of a premiership challenger. At others, fans are nervous about whether their investment will pay off. Where does your team sit ahead of the 2025 season?
After being embroiled in a scandal regarding a lewd picture on X, Luke Sayers has stepped down as president of Carlton despite being cleared by the AFL.
Luke Sayers may no longer be at Carlton, but that doesn’t mean the mystery of the “dick pic” has been solved. Michael Warner writes, there’s still plenty we’re yet to find out, but will we?
The crickets from AFL House surrounding Luke Sayers “dick pic” scandal is a double standard when you compare it to the heavy handed way players are treated, writes Michael Warner.
Luke Sayers has gone to ground overseas, with his role as Carlton president under a cloud over a lewd photo which was sent from his social media account.
No. 3 pick Jagga Smith has put an early debut on the agenda as he reveals he hasn’t just been training as a midfielder ahead of his first season at Carlton.
Losing a star to injury has become commonplace for Carlton in recent years. But, one of the club’s midfield brigade is confident Sam Walsh’s setback is not the start of another spate of problems.
An injury-prone Blues superstar is set to miss a month of training after another cruel pre-season injury blow. JOSH BARNES has the details.
Carlton president Luke Sayers is being urged to report his lewd image incident to Victoria Police, as mystery surrounds the identity of the man in the picture.
The boss of one of the biggest football clubs in Australia says he was the victim of a hacking attack as a lewd photo spreads across cyberspace.
Michael Voss still has the goodwill of 2023 from the Carlton fans, but how long will it last if they don’t contend again? JOSH BARNES writes, their biggest addition might just be off the field.
Jack Silvagni is almost all the way back from his knee injury and when he does return, the Blue will be in a whole new role in a crucial year for his career.
An ACL tear wrecked Jack Silvagni’s 2024 campaign – and when he returns, the Carlton side will look different. So, where does he fit in? Get the latest from Blues training.
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