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With All The Champions
by Tony De Bolfo & Howard Kotton
The Carlton Football Club's illustrious history is littered with the feats of individuals who have made it the most successful club in VFL/AFL history. This podcast looks back at the moments that will live on in the hearts and minds of all who bleed navy blue, with hosts Tony De Bolfo (official historian of the Carlton Football Club) and Howard Kotton (acclaimed Australian rules football journalist and lifelong Carlton supporter) chatting to the men and women who have made significant contributions to one of Australia's greatest sporting organisations.
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Paul Meldrum
As a youngster Paul Meldrum dreamt of wearing the navy blue jumper. How he eventually earned the right has gone into footy folklore. Between 1982-92 he played 158 games and kicked 140 goals, highlighted by a magnificent 1987 season in which he finished third in the Brownlow Medal and eventually...
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Brian Kekovich
Brian Kekovich came to Carlton on the cusp of a golden era at Princes Park. Earning his club’s goalkicking honours with 38 in his maiden season of 1967, the high-marking, long-kicking left footer would again top the tally with 59 through season ’68 – a famous year in the annals of Carlton…
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Craig Davis
A slightly built, yet skilful and strong-marking full-forward, Craig Davis was recruited to Carlton from Launceston after the premiership season of 1972. He made his debut in Round 14, 1973, and, in just his fifth senior game, found himself on football's biggest stage, the 1973 Grand Final. The...
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Marc Murphy
There were great expectations when Marc Murphy arrived at Princes Park with an outstanding pedigree, but, after 16 years and 300 games, it's fair to say 'Murph' delivered on his promise. The classy, skilful midfielder in the No.3 guernsey won two John Nicholls Medals during his time at Carlton…
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David McKay
A truly agile big man blessed with wonderful mid-air judgment, David “Swan” McKay was a Carlton star for twelve seasons. A crowd favourite in the No.43 guernsey, McKay was a key member of four Premiership teams, including a record three Grand Final victories against Collingwood. McKay put in...
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Jimmy Buckley
Jimmy Buckley fronted up to Princes Park on the eve of the 1976 season. He was 16 when he made his debut, appropriately enough wearing the No.16 on his back, in a 1976 Queen’s Birthday Monday contest with Footscray at the Western Oval. 164 games and 15 seasons later, he found his place amongst...
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Michael Jamison
Michael Jamison was one of Carlton’s best defenders of the 21st century. Honest, strong and hard-working, Jamison played 150 games in the navy blue across 10 seasons, usually taking on the opposition’s best forward. Round 8, 2016, was heralded as a unique opportunity to acknowledge two of the...
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Brent Crosswell
He was one of football's greatest showmen who had the ability to win a game off his own boot. In 98 games with the Blues, Tasmanian-born Brent Crosswell reached spectacular heights as a key member of the 1968 and 1970 premiership teams. After being sidelined for almost five months in 1971 due to...
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Andrew Walker
It only seems like yesterday that Andrew Walker's name was called with Carlton's first selection in the 2003 National Draft. Wearing the famous No.1 guernsey, his journey took him through 202 games in 13 seasons, including a memorable debut in Round 5, 2004, when he collected 26 kicks, nine marks...
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Anthony Koutoufides
Anthony Koutoufides’ celebrated 278-game career for the Carlton Football Club was highlighted by unforgettable displays in the 1995 Grand Final and 1999 Preliminary Final triumphs. But perhaps ‘Kouta’s’ greatest four-quarter showing came in Round 5, 1996, when he dominated against West Coast at...
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The Carlton Football Club's illustrious history is littered with the feats of individuals who have made it the most successful club in VFL/AFL history. This podcast looks back at the moments that will live on in the hearts and minds of all who bleed navy blue, with hosts Tony De Bolfo (official historian of the Carlton Football Club) and Howard Kotton (acclaimed Australian rules football journalist and lifelong Carlton supporter) chatting to the men and women who have made significant contributions to one of Australia's greatest sporting organisations.
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The Carlton Football Club's illustrious history is littered with the feats of individuals who have made it the most successful club in VFL/AFL history. This podcast looks back at the moments that will live on in the hearts and minds of all who bleed navy blue, with hosts Tony De Bolfo (official...
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