Simpson mixed on Lachie’s move
CARLTON defender Kade Simpson has mixed emotions about teammate Lachie Henderson playing as a forward.
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Lachie move a winner for Blues
MATCH REPORT: ALL of those who promote Jarrad Waite as Carton’s most important player may want to have a rethink.
Milne gets hostile reception
WHEN Carlton and St Kilda took their places to start the second half, Etihad Stadium patrons were treated to an ’80s classic over the loud speakers.
Kreuzer, Gibbs untouchable: Mick
CARLTON great Stephen Silvagni shouldn’t get too excited about pulling off a dream deal with his old club for the player touted as this year’s likely No.1 draft pick.
Mick has no problems with Milne
CARLTON coach Mick Malthouse says he is “very comfortable” with Stephen Milne playing against his team tomorrow night.
Kreuzer says no to Giants move
CARLTON ruckman Matthew Kreuzer pours cold water on any possible trade to GWS, in return for this year’s No.1 draft pick.
Carlton’s snags that need to sizzle
CARLTON is on the brink of becoming one of the biggest disappointments of the season. Glenn McFarlane names five Blues that need to start sizzling.
Mick’s not the problem: Mathieson
BILLIONAIRE Carlton powerbroker Bruce Mathieson last night savaged the club’s recruiting department.
Roos, Pies hold up Team of the Round
KEY Kangaroos hold up the backline while the Magpies’ twin towers dominate in attack in the round 14 Team of the Round.
Bucks, Harry O quiet on rift
COLLINGWOOD chiefs will today meet with disgruntled defender Harry O’Brien to clarify the backman’s future at the club.
Waite cleared of serious injury
CARLTON is breathing a huge sigh of relief after scans yesterday cleared Jarrad Waite of a serious knee injury.
Pies unite to bury Blues
COLLINGWOOD has delivered an emphatic response to claims of another volatile player rift, burying Carlton’s finals hopes on the MCG.
Soft Blues laid bare
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: SO much for crisis time at Collingwood. If anything, the crisis is at Carlton after four consecutive losses.
Mick scorns hapless Blues
MICK Malthouse couldn’t find a Carlton winner, lashing his team’s 41-point loss to Collingwood as the low point of his first season in charge.
Your pick – Bucks or Mick?
VOTE NOW: As two coaching heavyweights prepare to clash for the second time, we pose the question – would you rather Bucks or Mick?
Losses hound Blues, but mood upbeat
CARLTON, a team that last year performed an in-house execution in its quest for ultimate glory, now faces its most thorough examination.
The long game for Carlton
WHAT’S better? Being good enough, but underperforming, or performing but not being good enough? That is the tale of the two combatants on tonight’s big stage.
Malthouse calls for AFL to grow up
CARLTON coach Mick Malthouse has sunk the boots into the AFL, demanding it “grow up” when it comes to goalline technology.
Blues can expect response: Bucks
COLLINGWOOD coach Nathan Buckley has backed his side to bounce back from the “embarrassing” loss to Port Adelaide.
Blues move in on G home
CARLTON is closer to making the MCG its primary home ground after eclipsing 50,000 members for the first time in the club’s history.
AFL: Our ump stuffed up
THE AFL has admitted a field umpire made a mistake in penalising Sydney defender Nick Malceski’s rushed behind in drenching rain at the SCG last night.
Gritty Swans hold out Blues
SYDNEY kept its premiership defence on track holding out a defiant Carlton at the SCG.
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