The story young Blue will tell his future kids about
Caleb Marchbank’s comeback game received plenty of attention but another Carlton footballer continues to inspire one of his newest teammates.
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AFL coach‘s old-fashioned spray turns heads
Carlton were comfortably leading at three-quarter time against the Bombers on Friday, but their coach still wasn’t satisfied.
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How Bolton’s sacking unfolded
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Robbo: Clarko should be top of Blues’ wishlist
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.
Bone’s beef: The only man who can rescue Blues
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Defiant LoGiudice says he’s going nowhere
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.
Super Ladder: What Lynch can learn from Brown
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Will Scott replace Bolton? The leading contenders to join Blues
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‘He can’t be a scapegoat’: Fans react to Bolton exit
AFL fans have reacted to Brendon Bolton’s sacking, declaring the former Carlton coach should not be made a scapegoat for the battling club’s continued struggles.
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