For Carlton, the writing was on the wall – and not just at their home base – that this contest against the Magpies wouldn’t be a pleasant experience. Embarrassed by North Melbourne, and ...

Carlton's training base and former home ground is vandalised, as the Blues take stock following a 50-point loss to Port Adelaide on Thursday night.

Carlton great Brendan Fevola calls for mass changes at Princes Park Club icon Brendan Fevola has had his say on Carlton’s horror run, blasting one of the Blues’ best players and calling for ...

Georgiades caused headaches for the Blues defenders, kicking two goals in the first term on Jacob Weitering, while at the other end, Carlton's main avenue to goal, Charlie Curnow, kicked two behinds.

This newfound defensive frailty makes the Blues’ crippling inefficiency going forward themselves even grimmer, and makes it all the tougher to be a Carlton fan at the moment.

Carlton are not a good transition team. Carlton plays to their strengths of stoppage and clearance, but those strengths alone don’t play to the important elements that now win games of football.

All the fallout on Carlton, Michael Voss after horror loss to Port Adelaide After an embarrassing loss to North Melbourne last week, Carlton had to turn it around against Port Adelaide. Instead ...

A fed-up footy fan has resorted to vandalising Carlton's AFL headquarters after the Blues were hammered by Port Adelaide on Thursday night - but there was a twist. It seems the supporter in ...

Carlton's footy boss has conceded uncertainty over Michael Voss's tenure as coach while slamming a graffiti attack on the club's headquarters.

Carlton great Brendan Fevola called for a total board overhaul as pressure mounts on the struggling Blues, who have now slumped to six wins from 15 games after a 50-point hiding at the hands of ...

Carlton football boss Brad Lloyd ‘unsure’ what future holds for he and Michael Voss at the Blues The Blues have arrived back in Melbourne amid a wave of fan backlash after Thursday’s ...

Carlton skipper Patrick Cripps on Monday threw his support behind the embattled Voss, while AFL legend Lance Franklin suggested the Blues boss wouldn’t see out the year.