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After decades of mediocrity, Carlton is finally climbing out of the doldrums — and it’s as much to do with the mental approach the club has taken as it is the talent at Michael Voss’ disposal.
After decades of mediocrity, Carlton is finally climbing out of the doldrums — and it’s as much to do with the mental approach the club has taken as it is the talent at Michael Voss’ disposal.
While Bulldogs players performed a quick warm-up drill before the third term, Hayden Crozier hit the floor having fainted. Here’s what happened.
Carlton fans are rejoicing after the Blues did something not seen in a decade by condemning the Western Bulldogs to another defeat.
Carlton’s midfield bullied Richmond as the physicality of Cripps, Hewett and Kennedy came to the fore. Kennedy’s rise is one of the reasons Blues fans can dare to dream, says Jon Ralph.
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AFL CHIEF executive Gillon McLachlan says the league does not need a code of conduct on sledging despite the incident with Marc Murphy at the weekend.
LESSONS learned from the AFL’s fight against racism could help the code further eradicate unacceptable on-field sledging, says former player Wayne Schwass.
WESTERN Bulldogs forward Stewart Crameri to undergo surgery while the injury toll at GWS mounts and Hawthorn is in a world of pain. FULL INJURY LIST
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WAYNE Carey has rubbished rumours linking him to the wife of AFL superstar Marc Murphy, as the personal sledging scandal grows.
AFL GREAT Wayne Carey has moved to rubbish suggestions of any involvement in the Marc Murphy sledging affair, revealing he has been in constant contact with the Carlton skipper about rumours.
CARLTON captain Marc Murphy has hit out at “hurtful” commentary regarding his wife Jessie as St Kilda conceded vicious sledging at Etihad Stadium on Saturday had crossed the line.
THE AFL needs to develop a Code of Conduct for sledging to educate all players not to cross the line and adapt to community standards in the wake of the Marc Murphy sledging affair, writes Mark Robinson.
SLEDGE victim Des Headland says personal slurs relating to a player’s family must be stamped out and reveals he never received an apology from an alleged barb towards him.
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