Despite being rooted to the bottom of the table in recent AFL seasons, the Carlton Blues remain the most successful club in VFL/AFL history along with rivals Essendon. Since their inception in 1864, the Blues have won 16 AFL Premierships, including the first ever back in 1877. Carlton’s last flag was back in 1995. After a dark period through the mid-2000s, the Blues, led by reigning Brownlow Medallist Chris Judd, now look to re-assume their position at the top of the AFL ladder.
by The Roar, 19 May 2013 
A massive game to help wrap up Round 8 of AFL at Etihad Stadium as Carlton and Port Adelaide take to the park. Live scores start from 3.20pm AEST. Carlton has been licking their wounds from a tough loss to St Kilda on Monday night, while Port Adelaide may have been brought back to earth [...]
by Roger Vaughan, 18 May 2013
Star midfielder Luke Ball has pointed to Collingwood’s pride and durability as they prepare for two blockbusters that could define their AFL season. The Magpies are teetering with a 4-3 record, a host of injuries and tough matches against unbeaten Geelong on Saturday night and then premiers Sydney next Friday. Ball will ease their personnel [...]
by Michael Cowley, 16 May 2013
So that was Monday night footy – the Sainters bouncing back to some sort of form by beating the Blues. Please, oh please, Mr or Mrs TV Programmer, can you campaign the AFL for more? I’m like the next footy fan who enjoys going to a game on a sunny Saturday or Sunday to cheer [...]
by Sam Lienert, 15 May 2013
Carlton coach Mick Malthouse says his players deserve applause for the fighting spirit they showed in their AFL loss to St Kilda. The Blues’ 11.11 (77) to 9.14 (68) defeat by the Saints on Monday night came at a high cost, demoting them from the top eight and leaving the club dealing with injuries. Midfielder [...]
by Sam Lienert, 14 May 2013
Carlton have been left reeling by a costly loss to St Kilda, compounded by injuries and a potential suspension to key players. The Saints had to survive a determined Blues last-quarter onslaught to win 11.11 (77) to 9.14 (68) in front of a crowd of 34,054 at Etihad Stadium on Monday night. Midfielder Jack Steven [...]
by Geoff Lemon, 13 May 2013
Monday night football makes a rare reappearance as the struggling St Kilda try to fight the slide, while a resurgent Carlton will be determined to give them a final shove. We’ll have live scores from 7. The Saints have been a shadow of the side that played three Grand Finals in two years at the [...]
by Roger Vaughan, 7 May 2013
Carlton will consider taking Jarrad Waite’s head-butting case to the AFL tribunal, but coach Mick Malthouse admits he is nervous about challenging the misconduct charge. Waite received a two-match ban for the incident with Melbourne defender Tom McDonald early in Sunday’s match at the MCG. The key forward would be out for one game if [...]
by Dinny Navaratnam, 5 May 2013
Carlton and Melbourne will play at the home of football on Sunday afternoon. Join our live blog with scores and commentary from MCG at 3.15pm AEST. Melbourne’s descent in to irrelevance threatens to continue if the Demons play poorly this weekend. After a woeful opening three rounds Melbourne was able to get a win over [...]
by Jakus, 3 May 2013
I used to be riveted by the tremendous chanting by the Carlton fans and the stamping of feet which caused a vibration through the air and a feeling that a herd of buffalos was approaching. I used to play footy in the under 12s on Saturday mornings and then travel to Princes Park by tram [...]
by The Roar, 27 Apr 2013 
After last weekend’s encouraging win out west, Carlton will be looking to make it back-to-back wins when they face the Adelaide Crows at the MCG this afternoon. We’ll have live scores from 4.40pm AEST. An 0-4 start is nigh on impossible to overcome for sides wanting to play in September, and Carlton’s 24-point win at [...]
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