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SEASON 2020 - WHAT AN AMAZEBALLS SEASON!

NEXT GAME, ROUND 11: CARLTON V THE DOCKERS
Our 2020 Season Summary Page
The 2020 Fixture, as adjusted for COVID19!
Our 2020 List - updated for Round 10!
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

25 YEARS AGO - A FLAG!

Our 1995 Summary Page
Our 1995 Playing List!!
Our full game summary from 1995

PREMIERSHIPS

GUERNSEY NUMBER

PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Ian Robertson

A familiar figure to generations of young fans as a television commentator with the Channel 7 network, Ian Robertson had previously been a star in three Premiership teams for Carlton - an elegant, pacey, versatile player who was a brilliant exponent of the running drop-kick.

Born in suburban Footscray in 1946, Ian Anthony ‘Robbo’ Robertson grew up in the lush farming country around Wonthaggi in south-east Victoria. By his mid-teens, everyone at Dalyston Football Club was predicting a VFL career for the rangy key forward, so early in 1966, Ian’s father wrote to the Footscray Bulldogs, requesting a trial for his son. But when no answer came from the Western Oval, another letter was sent to Carlton Football Club, and the Blues’ new captain-coach Ron Barassi replied with an invitation to a trial game. Impressed with the tall youngster’s attitude as much as his ability, Barassi signed him on the spot, and their association couldn’t have begun at a better time. After years of mediocrity, Carlton had stunned the football world by recruiting Barassi, and the Navy Blues were on the road back to Premiership glory..



To read the "Robbo" 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

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 2020 – 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.