Test case looms with Blues star set to face tribunal for umpire hit
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.
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‘Black and white’: De Koning stance clear
The drums are beating loudly that Carlton big man Tom De Koning will take a monster deal at St Kilda, but that’s not why he’s not playing in the ruck for the Blues.
Helping or hurting? Voss call leaves TDK withering on the vine
Michael Voss is making a statement by leaving ruckman Tom De Koning in the forward pocket, but is it protection or persecution of a player who has a big call to make in 2026?
Footy world says same thing on AFL umpire
AFL umpires making contact with players has roared back into the spotlight after a collision cost Carlton a goal on Thursday night.
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Fans all say same thing about Michael Voss
A furious Michael Voss screamed at his team, but it wasn’t enough at the MCG and Carlton fans have returned serve to the Blues coach.
Blues brace for worst on McKay after Curnow’s calf scare
Michael Voss could be without both Harry McKay and Charlie Curnow, with the former struggling with his knee and the latter injuring his calf against the Eagles. Plus, more on Oscar Allen.
Voss searching for answers despite win after another fade out
They got the four points, but that was about the only positive Michael Voss and the Blues were able to take out of their win over the Eagles, with yet another second-half fade out.
The Blues won — but is anyone convinced?
Carlton did what they needed to do against an injury-hit Essendon. But the performance wouldn’t have given their faithful much confidence 2025 will amount to anything special.
Blues in ‘retention mode’ as TDK looms over salary cap squeeze
Despite a tight cap and looming giant payday for Tom De Koning, the Blues have officially ruled out moving on from their big names as they await the official takeover of Graham Wright.
AFL great fumes at ‘inexcusable’ failure
Footy legend Garry Lyon says was left furious after watching footage of a “ridiculous” inciden during Carlton’s win over Essendon.
Carlton or Essendon: Which club is closer to its next premiership?
They both have 16 premierships but look a long way off their 17th. We delve into the key areas defining Carlton and Essendon to determine which club will get to the promised land first.
A Blues overhaul is coming – so, who’s in the gun?
If there is no remarkable turnaround in the run home, Carlton’s entire football department is going to be under the microscope from a man who’s not afraid to make big calls.
Curnow scoffs at trade talk as pressure mounts on battling Blues
With predictions Graham Wright could make sweeping changes when he takes over as Carlton boss, no one is safe. But Charlie Curnow isn’t buying into talk his future could be debated.
Every player rated: The 8 Blues grades that paint putrid picture
Of the 45 players on Carlton’s list, 11 received a D-grading in our mid-season report card – and, highlighting the club’s plight, eight of them would have started the season in the best 23.
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