Pittonet lifts lid on Blues’ bonding session after Lions loss
In 2023, the Blues bonded together at Ed Curnow’s farm during a mid-season slump to turn their season around. Marc Pittonet lifts the lid on the 2025 version.
In 2023, the Blues bonded together at Ed Curnow’s farm during a mid-season slump to turn their season around. Marc Pittonet lifts the lid on the 2025 version.
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Jeremy Howe was subbed out and Nick Daicos battled after two seperate incidents on Friday night. Get the latest on the key Collingwood pair, plus Touk Miller and more Carlton pain.
Carlton’s Adam Cerra is set to be the first player to face suspension under the new umpire contact ruling following an incident on Thursday night.
Denis Pagan has urged the club not to sack Michael Voss and provided a damning insight into a “toxic” culture he described as “snake pit” during his time in charge.
Club icon Brendan Fevola has had his say on Carlton’s horror run, blasting one of the Blues’ best players and calling for mass changes.
It looked like Carlton were headed in the right direction under Michael Voss. But now another significant shift is needed — and the most emotionally-detached man in football has the keys.
The Blues showed some fight on Thursday night in response to Dante Visentini’s bump that concussed Adam Saad – but the young Power big man is free to play next week
The Blues have arrived back in Melbourne amid a wave of fan backlash after Thursday’s disastrous loss – and football boss Brad Lloyd is ‘unsure’ what the future holds. Recap the live Q&A.
After an unsuccessful history of being trigger happy, Carlton has preached unity and stability. But after another inexcusable performance, it can’t be a reason to protect Michael Voss now.
After what they dished up at Adelaide Oval on Thursday night, where do the Blues go from here? Is Michael Voss the man? The Carlton coach responded post-game.
Port Adelaide has twisted the knife on Carlton’s season with a stunning first-quarter surge setting up a Thursday night drubbing under lights.
On a night when they were expected to show some fight, the Blues barely threw a punch against Port, leaving Michael Voss in a deep hole.
After an embarrassing loss to North Melbourne last week, Carlton had to turn it around against Port Adelaide. Instead, they dished up a ‘humiliating’ performance which may be Michael Voss’ last.
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