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'No point sooking': Star Blue says players need to lift, support Voss
Sam Walsh admits his side needs to create habits that last four quarters if they're to turn their season around
CARLTON vice-captain Sam Walsh says his teammates are right behind coach Michael Voss amid a fierce spotlight on the second-half fade-outs that continue to hurt the under-fire AFL side.
The Blues (1-2) threw away a 43-point lead in their last-start loss to Melbourne and have not won a quarter after half-time in any of their three outings this season.
The horror form has brought more heat on fifth-year coach Voss after he was backed by the club last August to at least see out the final season of his contract in 2026.
‘I would just quit’: Blues great says Voss faces the axe
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Former Carlton star Brendan Fevola has taken aim at the Blues, declaring they are hopeless and Michael Voss should quit if they lose to North Melbourne on Good Friday.
Voss, in his fifth season in charge, is again under enormous pressure after the Blues squandered a 43-point lead to Melbourne on Sunday to lose by 23 points.
The Blues have only one win from their opening three games, their defensive woes over the past year continuing to haunt a team which club bosses declared at the weekend was gunning for the finals.
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AFLCA Votes | Pickett's applause
Kysaiah Pickett has earned top votes for his inspired Round 3 performance
KYSAIAH Pickett proved crucial in Melbourne's gritty comeback win on Sunday, his performance earning him top votes from the AFL coaches.
Pickett finished the game with a career-high 33 disposals, 10 score involvements and 834 metres gained, spurring on the Dees to a memorable 23-point win. Melbourne skipper Max Gawn and defensive stalwart Jake Lever also received recognition for their inspired games, polling six votes each in the race for the AFLCA Champion Player.
In the Dees' historic fight to the final siren, Jack Steele (four votes), Bayley Fritsch (two votes) and Tom Sparrow (one votes) were also instrumental.
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