Carlton coach Michael Voss says Blues won’t consider trade offers for Charlie Curnow

Stewart said, “I think he guided them in the summer months,” he said.

Smith’s hard run and Holmes made a great combination of midfielder.

The rock star status gave Geelong a different profile because he refused to connect to the congress with his own time.

Stewart should know his new teammate too well to be shocked by the publicity he has made or for the public words he saved for the publisher.

Stewart said, “He surprised me, but it didn’t work at the same time. When I looked at the outside, you know, I didn’t pay much attention when he wasn’t in the club.

“He puts everything you see and puts them all there, which I respect greatly.”

However, respect in football clubs is usually won in the finals and proved to be a final artist in the former club Smith, and with the 2021 final series that made it one of the emerging superstars.

Smith played finals at Launceston, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane, but on Friday night, in front of nearly 100,000 spectators, one in McG, Never Victoria. And this time, he will play the leading role as well as experienced campaignists such as Stewart and Geelong Captain Patrick Dangerfield, who are about to play the 29th final.

Twelve months have passed since Smith realized that he had to work as much as his physical health on his mental health. The quality of football was known last week with the title of AFL Coaches Association champion player, reflecting the all-Avustralia election and the hard work he put in his new club and his support from his teammates.

Stewart said Smith’s willingness to speak publicly about last year’s experience has been progressing since then.

“There was something fair to work personally and I don’t think [what he outlined] It is a reflection of where it is now. I think his clear honesty was in the past, Stew Stewart said. [has been excellent]. He came here with this insatiable appetite. “

Now, with Stewart on Friday night, the big one is following a premiere for playing Brisbane Lions for a place in the front final. Stewart, which has become an extraordinary form as the season progresses, will joke when an eclectic teammate is opened.

Stewart said, “The wall is confusing. Then I know you’re about to go. When you hear a few explosions against the glass, a pretty good sign, ‘Yes, ready to play base’.

Smith has hair. And he has teammates with his back. The club is a good combination when trying to gain a second flag in four seasons.

Dillon defends the big final view of Snoop Dogg

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Since AFL has been announced that the elders presented Premiership medallions, the big final entertainment continues to be a speech point.

Snoop Dogg will do a “great job, as a headline action for the big final entertainment and will be replaced with discussions around AFL.

The reaction to the election of the American rapper was largely negative, but Andrew Dillon, General Manager of AFL, was determined to decide.

He said to journalists on Monday, and said, nin The nine most important games of the year that I have seen for the next four weeks, ”he said.

“Then we will go to the last Saturday of September and we will have the best two teams there.

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“The big final entertainment will be an amazing show … It will be at a level we haven’t seen in a long time, he will do a great job.”

Dillon was also asked by goodbye before the final last weekend, and some discussions discussed that it had to be moved the weekend before the Great Final.

“It served the game really well. It allows the eight teams to really adjust themselves,” he said.

I’m comfortable about where it is right now.

“We always look at the structure of our season – frankly we will look at it.

“But … The last eight opens to be a real final eight, so any team that does so has the opportunity to do it until the last Saturday of September if it goes to work.”

Another idea, the joker character tour before the final, and Dillon admitted that it was a bit worth.

“It would add a lot to the season, but we just need to accelerate slowly. I don’t rule inside or outside,” he said.

Dillon spoke at the launch of the AFL Finals series opened in Oval on Thursday night, while hosting Crows Collingwood.

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Particularly considering that Adelaide star Izak Rankine is banned for four games after a homophobic slurry against a Magpies opponent, there will be plenty of emotion. Dillon would not be drawn about whether there would be extra crowded security in the game.

“There will be a lot of passion in the crowd, but we have the best fans in the world,” he said.

Hawthorn Büyük Luke Hodge will present the Norm Smith Medal to the best vote in the Grand Final.

West Coast’s 2018 Premierphy coach Adam Simpson will present the Jock Mchale medal in the coach, while the Ron Barassi medal will serve for the captain of Ken Fraser from Essendon. Retired Richmond star Jack Riewoldt is the Premiership Cup Ambassador.

‘It will be in Carlton’: Voss says Blues will not listen to offers for Curnow

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Carlton coach Michael Voss said Star Forward Charlie Curnow will stay in the club in 2026 and Blues would not even listen to any offer for the star.

Curnow, Blues last week’s exit meeting, Blues, after the end of the 2029 season, despite spent four years to enter a profitable contract was open to the possibility of leaving the club, he said.

The winner had a difficult 2025 season affected by the wounded and Blues’s bad form because the club missed the finals after two seasons in September.

Voss told Sen on Monday that Blues would not listen to any offer for a man who said that the coach was “reset öz after a challenging year, which resulted in a big change in Blues’s football department and game list.

“No,” Voss said when he asked how to listen to potential offers.

“Our position is quite clear.

“If these discussions-If there are other ones, we will continue to be behind the gates. Two times the Coleman medal may be three years, it may have four years to run in a contract. We feel as an incredibly important person for us.

“He will understand our progress and hopefully he plays the rest of his career here.”

However, he confirmed that Curnow has increased the possibility of a new start elsewhere.

“’It was more used’, Voss Voss said.

“Obviously, it was quite clear from our position, so we don’t feel like we’ll want to go down that road.

“This position was good and we really went back to him, and then we went to other issues after this point and talked about how we could make his year and how we could better and how we could return to the striking form he had only 12 months ago.”

Blues’ co-vice captain Curnow, this season, the ankle and knee before the season before the season and at the end of the year with four games in the knee, including a series of injuries in a series of injuries, including another operation.

Curnow, who won the double Coleman medal, was limited to 32 goals. If it were to move, it was connected to Geelong, Gold Coast and Sydney.

“I don’t think he was worthy of going into details except we had a hard year and he had a challenging year,” Voss said.

Iz If you look at the year he possessed, we can wash it very quickly and look towards the end. During this year, the 17th round, which took place on the 17th round, had ankle surgery and could not stay before the Christian.

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“Then he had to take his knee [surgery] And this restricted his post -Christmas period. He’s back for a good preparation, it’s not a big preparation… And he played 18 games, but frankly, he never reached the highest levels we love.

“From some angles, he began to go and then hurt again. It was just a difficult year and we all felt it. We are all determined to change it.”

Voss said that 23 -year -old Advanced Elijah Hollands was told to explore the options elsewhere, but he could still return to Blues while making a contract for next season. Voss said Blues was disappointed after the old Sun and Blue Ollie’s brother had enjoyed a strong 2024 season.

Blues is looking for a new football department boss instead of Brad Lloyd and said that he was interested in his reputable port of Adelaide Chris Davies. On Monday, the force confirmed that Davies had left Alberton.

Voss said Blues’ former power coach Ken Hinkley would want to enter the role of a senior football department. Hinkley has long been a mentor for VOSS for a long time-he worked together in the Cifte Liman-but he may prefer to take a break from football in 2026.

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