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Close Twitter Irishman Zach Tuohy became the second player in Carlton history to reach the 100-game milestone in the No.42, but with his departure to Geelong, 2017 offers the opportunity for new rookie Kym LeBois to create his own legacy in the number.Between 1983 and 1997, the No.44 guernsey was worn with distinction by Carlton Hall of Famer Justin 'Harry' Madden.

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Catchup on all the latest action from With 215 games, Scotland is the Blues' games record holder for the No.29, as well the only player in the No.29 club to have won the John Nicholls Medal.The No.31 guernsey was made famous by 1987 premiership player Tom Alvin, while the legendary Rob Barassi wore the number for 50 Carlton games.

Jamison took the number that had only been worn by 12 Carlton players before him, and made it his own. Vallence’s 722 goals during his 13-year career ranks him second in the Blues' all-time goalkickers. Why did it take him so long to…Carlton will face Collingwood at the Gabba for the 11th annual Richard Pratt MedalWhat to look out for in Sunday's Round 12 clash with Fremantle. Players Teams Player Rankings Team Rankings Rising Stars AFL Draft Brownlow Medal AFL Ladder Coaches Attendances Supercoach AFL Fantasy AFL Highlights AFL Team Selections Past Players AFL Player Contracts AFL Betting: AFL Injury List: Records

The number’s prestige was elevated by 1995 premiership player and current guernsey record holder Scott Camporeale (233 games).The No.22 guernsey was kept for 12 years by Carlton legend Harry 'Soapy' Vallence. The 287-game ruckman was a dual premiership and best-and-fairest winner and cult hero. Andrew Carrazzo is the only other Blue to have surpassed 100 games in the No.44, and after a one-year hiatus, the number returns with former Docker Alex Silvagni the new keeper.View the team for the Round 14 match against Collingwood.Watch all the highlights from Carlton's reserves scratch match against Gold Coast.Michael Gibbons is starring in his second AFL season.

THE Carlton Football Club has today proudly drafted seven new players at the 2019 NAB AFLW Draft. This is also known as Online Behavioural Advertising. Why did it take him so long to…Carlton will face Collingwood at the Gabba for the 11th annual Richard Pratt MedalEddie Betts snares Carlton's opener in some style after a beautiful deft touch on his…View the team for the Round 14 match against Collingwood.Watch all the highlights from Carlton's reserves scratch match against Gold Coast.Take a closer look at this week's opposition, brought to you by VRGF.Michael Gibbons is starring in his second AFL season. More recently, the No.26 was taken to the 1987 grand final by premiership player, Norm Smith Medallist and Carlton Hall of Fame great David Rhys-Jones. Carlton legend Jesaulenko made the No.25 iconic throughout his 256-game career that saw him go down as one of the league's greatest-ever players.

03:01 No.1 was recently vacated when Andrew Walker called an end to his 202-game career, allowing the Silvagni tradition to live on through 18-year old Jack. Among them is 1951 best-and-fairest winner and youngest member of the 1945 premiership side, Jim Clark.

As with Keogh and Austin, some of the above list wore the BIG numbers on their way to lower numbers and longer careers, whilst others only managed a few games overall at the Club. West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs 03:01 00:36 Instagram Former Giant Caleb Marchbank has been given the honour of wearing the No.22 in his debut season.Ron Savage and Matthew Allan were two names that defined the No.24 guernsey for Carlton. The Blues headed to the Melbourne Showgrounds for the fourth NAB AFLW Draft in a strong position, holding seven picks inside the top 30 of the Victorian Metro player pool.

In Carlton’s history, 37 players have been given this honour, most recently Heath Scotland. Premiership players: George Calwell, Jim Park, Jim Clark, David Rhys-Jones100-game players: Ray Brew, Jim Park, Jim Clark, David Rhys-Jones After two years without featuring in a Carlton game, the No.29 has a new keeper in 18-year-old midfielder Cameron Polson. The No.1 has been made famous by four Carlton Hall of Fame members, including star centre half-forward of the 1920s Horrie Clover, former inspirational captain Ken Hands, club legend Sergio Silvagni and full-back of the century Stephen Silvagni. Youtube

A premiership player and best-and-fairest winner in 1945, Savage wore the number over his eight-year career that saw him reach 100 games in 1945.

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Facebook The 2020 AFL season is the 124th season in the Australian Football League contested by the Carlton Football Club, and the fourth AFL Women's season contested by its senior women's team.The season is set to be disrupted, and at least partially curtailed, by the COVID-19 pandemic.. Twitter

Just 15 players have run out in Carlton’s No.36, with Cameron Wood being the most recent. Netball

Inducted into Carlton's Hall of Fame in 1999, Alvin remains one of the Blues' greatest-ever utility players.

First-year player Zac Fisher becomes the 32No.47 draft pick Harrison Macreadie is set to join 33 former players that have represented Carlton in the No.26 guernsey. afl.com.au Telstra TV Pickett will take to 2017 with history to uphold.Triple premiership player Mark Maclure took to the field 243 times in the No.36 guernsey between 1974 and 1986, serving as captain in his final year.