SEASON 2019
2019 Season Page - REVIEW what's what!
Our 2019 List - updated for all changes!
CHECK OUT the fixture!
Milestones coming up throughout the season
2018 WASHUP
Season 2018 summary
UPDATED: Premierships by AFL Club
The Black Cat Spoon
PAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK - The 1979 Flag!!
One of the founding members of Carlton’s famous “Mosquito Fleet” of the late 1970s and early eighties, Trevor Keogh was a courageous and skilful small man who played more than 200 games for the Navy Blues, including the 1972 and 1979 Grand Final victories. Although standing only 175 cm, Keogh had a remarkable ability to play tall anywhere on the ground. He was a fine mark for his size, and his reading of the play was exceptional.Born in Hopetoun in central Western Victoria in 1949, Trevor John Michael Keogh grew up in the tiny nearby township of Woomelang, before his parents and their eight children (6 boys, two girls) later settled in Bendigo. The second-youngest of the Keogh boys, Trevor soon proved that he had outstanding ability on the football field when he started playing for his school team, Marist Brothers, at the age of 15..
40 YEARS SINCE THE 1979 FLAG!!!!
To read Trevor's story, click HERE.
Past Player of the Week Archive
Meet the new 2019 Blues!
| Tomas Bugg | Hugh Goddard |
| Alex Fasolo | Mitch McGovern |
| Nic Newman | Finbar O'Dwyer |
| Matt Owies | Will Setterfield |
| Ben Silvagni | Liam Stocker |
| Sam Walsh | THE FULL LIST! |
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Within the Blueseum you will find thousands of pictures and video clips of the players, the people, the games and the grounds that have made the Old Dark Navy Blues of Carlton one of Australia’s greatest sporting clubs.
There are lots of historically significant shots as well, like this wonderful 2001 image of a young Jack Silvagni at training with his dad, Carlton’s Full-Back of the Century, Stephen Silvagni.
Are YOU a keen Bluebagger?
Have you ever had the urge to be a football writer or researcher ?
Well, here’s your chance to have a crack at it!
The Blueseum is looking for some additional help in 2019 – particularly with Game and Player Reviews. Open tasks are on the Task List.
Since 2006, this website has been produced by a dedicated group of volunteers who spend their free time delving into and recording the history of the Carlton Football Club. The site is based on the wiki concept (think of wikipedia) where registered users are able to create and edit content independently.
Therefore, everyone interested is cordially invited to join us. No experience is necessary, because you’ll be guided every step of the way and you will be making a real contribution to your club.
So come on, why wait ?
Contact us and register by clicking here.