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AFL. JLT. Round 1. Carlton v Essendon at Ikon Park.  Carlton's Dale Thomas bursts out of the middle  . Pic: Michael Klein

Why Blues have a big point to prove

Carlton might have seemed allergic to scoring in recent years, but Dale Thomas is confident that’s about the change in a season he believes will see the Blues cause a few boilovers — and he’s feeling as fit as ever, ready to be part of it.

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AFL: Richmond players during a training session at Swinburne Centre, Richmond.  Tom Lynch during training. Picture: Sarah Matray

Lynch: I’ll be playing next week

Richmond forward Tom Lynch is confident of playing next week but the question remains where that might be. But skipper Trent Cotchin is backing in his new star recruit.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 13: Sam Rowe of the Blues  handballs whilst being tackled by Maverick Weller of the Saints during the round eight AFL match between the St Kilda Saints and the Carlton Blues at Etihad Stadium on May 13, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia.  (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

‘I don’t know what it is with me’: Rowe

Sam Rowe will go from budget planning to the heat of an AFL backline after the Saints this week called him out of retirement. But he’s ready to do his bit, revealing St Kilda’s surprising SOS has got the competitive juices flowing again.

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Former champion horse trainer Peter Moody, his wife Sarah and their twin daughters Breann and Celine who play AFLW. Breann (Carlton) and Celine (Bulldogs) face off for the first time when Carlton play Western Bulldogs on Sunday. Picture: Tony Gough

Peter Moody: AFLW beats Black Caviar by lengths

Peter Moody may have conquered the world with Black Caviar, but the one-time champion trainer says that thrill pales when compared to the buzz he gets watching daughters Breann and Celine play footy — and his twins go head to head this weekend.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 22: Patrick Cripps of the Blues celebrates a goal during the 2018 AFL round 18 match between the Carlton Blues and the Hawthorn Hawks at Etihad Stadium on July 22, 2018 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Media/Getty Images)

Blues’ bold five-year flag plan

Carlton wants to be winning premierships and have 100,000 members by 2023. But that’s not all. MICK WARNER looks at the plan to return the club to a dominant force in the AFL.

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Charlie Curnow of the Blues reacts after kicking a goal during the Round 19 AFL match between the Gold Coast Suns and the Carlton Blues at Metricon Stadium at Carrara on the Gold Coast, Saturday, July 28, 2018. (AAP Image/Dave Hunt) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Blues’ huge expectations on Curnow for 2019

Carlton wants to see “considerable improvement” in 2019 after claiming the wooden spoon last year, and coach Brendon Bolton is putting the onus on his emerging stars like Charlie Curnow and Jacob Weitering to lead the charge.

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