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Back to the Future
A Splice of History

Back to the Future

By FootyGeek (Jamie Sanderson) Published April 2007 On the 17th of March 2007 the Blues won the NAB cup grand final and on the 20th of March 1993 Essendon won the pre season premiership. On the 17th of March 2007 the Blues won the NAB cup…

Jamie Sanderson22 Mar 2026
10 Years of the Blueseum
Blueseum Special Series

10 Years of the Blueseum

By Jamie Sanderson Article published: August 2015 This July the Blueseum reaches a fantastic milestone, 10 years of operation. The idea for the Blueseum was born on the day of the very last game of football at Princes Park in 2005. On that…

Jamie Sanderson19 Mar 2026
Birth of the WOOF
Oh the Memories

Birth of the WOOF

By Jamie Sanderson Published January 2014 Paul Kelly once wrote that "from little things big things grow", a sentiment that duly applies to the evolution of the "Woof" at the Carlton Football Club. Frank Andreula was one of the original…

Jamie Sanderson19 Mar 2026
Mutch Ado About Nothing
Against the Competition

Mutch Ado About Nothing

By Jamie Sanderson Article first published: November 2014 On the Collingwood Forever website, (which is part of the official Collingwood Football Club website) there is a player…

Jamie Sanderson19 Mar 2026
Ultimate Carlton Premiership Party Mix Tape
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Ultimate Carlton Premiership Party Mix Tape

By Jamie Sanderson Published November 2019 Ultimate Carlton Premiership Party Mix Tape Now for something completely different. The ultimate Carlton premiership party mix consisting of every ARIA number one hit single during each Carlton…

Jamie Sanderson18 Mar 2026
Archive of Rod McGregor Articles
A Splice of History

Archive of Rod McGregor Articles

By Jamie Sanderson Published June 2020 In 1936 Rod McGregor , a four time premiership winning champion of Carlton wrote a series of articles for the Sporting Globe, courtesy of Trove. Superior To Teams Of Today…

Jamie Sanderson18 Mar 2026
Cheersquad History Captured by the Camera of Kev
A Splice of History

Cheersquad History Captured by the Camera of Kev

By Jamie Sanderson Published November 2020 Unknown treasures still exist and can still be discovered hiding in the suburbs of Melbourne awaiting to be discovered. Recently, the Blueseum was alerted to the existence of what could be…

Jamie Sanderson18 Mar 2026
When Carlton Conquered Canberra
Historical Events

When Carlton Conquered Canberra

By Jamie Sanderson Published 2023 Every now and then you stumble across a story so crazy you wonder how it could have been hidden for so long. Like many of these discoveries it started innocently enough, a conversation with Rod Austin lead…

Jamie Sanderson17 Mar 2026
20 Years of the Blueseum
Blueseum Special Series

20 Years of the Blueseum

By Jamie Sanderson Jul 13, 2025 The Blueseum has reached a fantastic milestone; 20 years of operation. The idea for the Blueseum was born on the day of the very last game of football at Princes Park in 2005. On that day at half time I was…

Jamie Sanderson17 Mar 2026
Every Picture Tells a Story (or Twenty Two)
Oh the Memories

Every Picture Tells a Story (or Twenty Two)

By Jamie Sanderson First published: 2008 We are blessed at the Blueseum to receive digital copies of memorabilia from private collections. Some of these pieces have never seen the light of day for decades but we now get the opportunity to…

Jamie Sanderson16 Mar 2026
Hello Bluebird
Oh the Memories

Hello Bluebird

By Jamie Sanderson First published: May 2008 The Blue Birds were a cheerleading/dance troupe and a Carlton institution in the 1970s and 1980s, entertaining young and old alike on matchdays. You can be sure that the subject of the Blue…

Jamie Sanderson16 Mar 2026
The Old Blues
Oh the Memories

The Old Blues

By Jamie Sanderson First published: August 2008 The origins of the Carlton team song are shrouded in mystery, at the moment it is believed the tune was first penned around the 1929-1931 period. That is why the latest addition to the…

Jamie Sanderson16 Mar 2026
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