Michael Voss still has the goodwill of 2023 from the Carlton fans, but how long will it last if they don’t contend again? JOSH BARNES writes, their biggest addition might just be off the field.
Jack Silvagni is almost all the way back from his knee injury and when he does return, the Blue will be in a whole new role in a crucial year for his career.
An ACL tear wrecked Jack Silvagni’s 2024 campaign – and when he returns, the Carlton side will look different. So, where does he fit in? Get the latest from Blues training.
Carlton made high-profile changes to its performance and fitness staff, and coach Michael Voss tells JAY CLARK how the Blues are already seeing how much of a change it could make.
Geelong has emerged as a surprise suitor for delisted Blues forward Jack Martin, who has also fielded interest from Western Australia and Queensland clubs.
Carlton fan-favourite Matthew Kennedy is reportedly one of three players shown the door just days after he was seen looking “filthy”.
Carlton has shown five players the door with the club confirming a former million-dollar player is among those delisted for the AFL season.
A novel approach tested Carlton’s AFLW players but paid off during a round 2 thriller in Mackay.
Carlton fans are known for being ruthless — and the club’s board has historically been as well. How does Michael Voss avoid joining a procession of coaches to feel their wrath next season?
Brisbane leading Carlton by a huge margin at the Gabba — it felt all too familiar. But in comparison to Opening Round, when Carlton came from 46 points down, there were some key differences. CALLUM DICK unpacks them.
Dan Houston has stated he will be at Alberton next year – but it appears all parties might be open to the right deal. Could Carlton be the one to offer it?
The Blues went bold at the selection table ahead of their elimination final clash against the Lions, but it didn’t pay off.
It wasn’t the fairytale Blues fans hoped for, but Sam Docherty’s return was a bright spot on a dark night for Carlton. And the veteran himself says, it’s onwards and upwards from here.
After surging to a preliminary final last year, Carlton was supposed to be a premiership contender. Instead, it dished up 50 minutes of the worst finals football any team has played in a long time, writes SCOTT GULLAN.
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