Jack Silvagni has been a rare bright spark for the Blues in 2025, but with his future still uncertain, one of Carlton’s main rivals is plotting to steal the favourite son from Ikon Park.
The AFL match review panel has made its call on Steven May after his brutal collision with Francis Evans, despite the Dees defender adamant he had no other option.
With its season over a staring a Demons comeback in the face, Carlton could have laid down and given up. Instead, the Blues stood up – Glenn McFarlane finds the moments that prove it.
Former Blues fitness boss Andrew Russell will never forget Carlton’s 2023 run to the final four. Nor will he forget how it ended — and the reaction to a brutal defeat to Brisbane that left him stunned.
The Hawks haven’t beaten Port Adelaide since 2022, and it’s the curse they need to break. Plus, the Dees’ search for a winning formula continues. Nathan Buckley previews Super Saturday.
Carlton might be struggling, but big man Marc Pittonet has emerged as one of the competition’s best when it comes to tapwork – and he likes it that way – as questions continue to swirl about Tom De Koning’s future.
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.
The Saturday night clash at the MCG was one of the worst AFL games of the modern era, writes Glenn McFarlane. But that is a telling indictment of where the Bombers are at in 2025.
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.
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.
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?
AFL umpires making contact with players has roared back into the spotlight after a collision cost Carlton a goal on Thursday night.
Michael Voss’ former club showed no mercy on Thursday night, delivering a seven-goal blitz that Carlton had no answer for – and one that highlighted the Blues’ woeful skill level.
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