Voss sounds off on Opening Round as Blues star firms for R1
The Opening Round concept remains under fire, with Carlton coach Michael Voss the latest to hit out at the idea, as the Blues continue to prepare for their season opener against Richmond.
The Opening Round concept remains under fire, with Carlton coach Michael Voss the latest to hit out at the idea, as the Blues continue to prepare for their season opener against Richmond.
The looming cyclone set to hit Brisbane has the Lions on edge and the coach locking away furniture as another challenge to their premiership defence.
His laid-back persona makes him one of the most elusive players in the AFL. Here, Carlton forward Charlie Curnow stars in his first fashion shoot – and opens up about his return from injury.
Days after losing its prized No. 3 draftee Jagga Smith for the season, another rising star gave Carlton fans reason to smile — and left Michael Voss with a lot to ponder ahead of round 1.
Carlton president Luke Sayers has fallen on his sword after a social media scandal erupted earlier in the month.
Carlton’s president has stepped aside despite an AFL Integrity Unit investigation clearing his name over a lewd image scandal.
Nic Newman will miss Carlton’s 2025 season after injuring his knee at training on Friday in a mammoth blow to the Blues’ premiership ambitions.
More than a week after the lewd photo scandal broke, the Carlton president and the club has finally responded to the “shocking incident”.
Luke Sayers’ tenure as Carlton president is under increasing pressure as he refuses to address his social media scandal.
Embattled Carlton president Luke Sayers is under pressure to return to Australia after choosing to remain in Italy despite a scandal surrounding a “dick pic” posted to his X account.
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.
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