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NEW: Welcome to Carlton! (Circa 1971)

Carlton will shortly welcome a number of youngsters to the Club through the National Draft. These youngsters will join on the greatest sporting clubs in the country. Can you imagine how exciting that would be? In order to try and explain what happens when you join an AFL Club, we go back to 1971 and ask a young Max Dixon who joined Carlton's Under 19's in that year. In Dixon's case, "Welcome to Carlton" was uttered by none other than Carlton legend Bert Deacon!!!
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE!!!

UPDATED....1968: New write-ups and pictures provided from a fan's journal - Daryl Goldie!

PLUS....100 years since Carlton's Triple Premierships!

Feature Articles
The 1938 Premiership - 70 Years On!
Carlton v Collingwood
NEW!!! Carlton's tour of NSW, 1890


In Search of ....
U19s and Reserves
The Blueseum would like to flesh out some more of our wonderful Under 19's and Reserves team pictures, so if you are en ex-player, and you have some old team photos, please let us know. We've found 1966-1968 and 1972-1974! Have a look at the 1966 one to the left here....can you pick some famous faces?

If you are not a member of the Blueseum please send your email address and details of the pictures you have using the following form....CONTACT US.
Past Player of the Week
TIM RIENIETS

A smooth-running ruck-rover with impressive disposal skills, Tim Rieniets was a standout junior at Wangaratta Rovers when he was recruited by North Melbourne in 1985. He spent two seasons at Arden St. with the Kangas’ Under 19 and Reserves squads without breaking into the senior team, then crossed to Coburg in the VFA to became one of the stars of the competition. Rieniets was outstanding in Coburg’s back-to-back Premiership triumphs over Williamstown in 1988-89. His captain; VFA legend Phil Cleary, said later that Rieniets ‘played like he was superhuman’ in both Grand Finals. Largely because of those performances, Carlton selected him at pick 27 in the 1990 pre-season draft, along with his team-mate Adrian Bassett. The Blues’ judgement seemed sound at first, especially when Reiniets came off the interchange bench and goaled with his first two kicks in his senior debut against his former club in round 6, 1990 at Princes Park.

You can read more by CLICKING HERE.

Past Player of the Week Archive
2009....Here we Come!
About the Blueseum
This site is dependent on a group of volunteers who contribute their knowledge of the Carlton Football Club. The Blueseum is based on the wiki concept, (think of wikipedia) where registered users are able to change the content of the website themselves. Therefore, YOU can add to the Blueseum. If you think you have a contribution to make to the Blueseum then please contact the Blueseum to apply to become a Blueseum Volunteer.

If you are already set up and registered, there's a lot of work to do in the Blueseum - please click here to work out where you may be able to help. Further, Contributors to the Blueseum have utilised a variety of resources for the Blueseum. A full bibliography and reference section is provided here.

Finally, the Blueseum has received a little media attention over the years, which is summarised here.


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