SEASON 2020 - AWAITING THE RESTART!
NEXT GAME, ROUND 2: CARLTON V MELBOURNE
Our 2020 Season Summary Page
The 2020 Fixture, as adjusted for COVID19!
Our 2020 List - updated for Round 1!
Milestones coming up throughout the season
50 YEARS AGO - A FLAG!
Our 1970 Summary Page
Our 1970 Playing List!!
Our full game summary from 1970
PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Bert Thornley
Gilbert Thomas “Bert” Thornley will forever be remembered as the player Carlton coach Ron Barassi dragged at half time in the 1970 Grand Final – allowing reserve Ted Hopkins to boot four goals and spark the most famous revival in Grand Final history.A nuggety rover, Thornley had been captain-coach of East Fremantle in the WAFL prior to joining the Navy Blues at the age of 26 in 1969. By then Barassi had been a fan of Thornley for some time, and was reportedly elated when the young veteran agreed to terms. Happy to accept guernsey number 13, Bert made his senior debut for the Blues in a good win over Footscray at the Western Oval in round 3, 1969 – the same match in which David McKay also began his illustrious career.
To read the Jackson story, click HERE.
Player of the Week Archive
Meet the new 2020 Blues!
| Eddie Betts | Brodie Kemp |
| Jack Martin | Sam Philp |
| Jack Newnes | Sam Ramsay |
| Marc Pittonet | Fraser Phillips |
| Josh Honey | THE FULL LIST! |
FROM THE ARCHIVES - PICTURE THIS!
What value is history, what price is a picture.... this article by longstanding Blueseum contributor Miles Wilks, explores recent finds and great images from the past. Journey through an amazing array of pictures and some of the mystery behind what they are showing. Enjoy the read HERE
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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.
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