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  • The note that helped Patrick Voss after grand final heartbreak | AFL Grand Final: The note Freman…

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    The note that helped Patrick Voss after grand final heartbreak

    For most of this season, excitable forward Patrick Voss played the pantomime villain. Late on Saturday afternoon, he became the unexpected shoulder of comfort amid a flood of Fremantle despair.

    It was by design, he said, in the painful aftermath of a seven-point loss. He had penned himself a note during the week to remind himself to be a good person.

    That was why he kept his feet after the cruellest of grand final losses and instead offered solace to his devastated teammates. First he lifted Jye Amiss from the MCG turf and then Josh Treacy before giving them both a hug.

    AFL Grand Final: The note Fremantle Docker Pat Voss wrote to remind him he’s ‘a good person’

    Pat Voss’ on-field antics — particularly his goal celebrations — have made him a cult hero at Fremantle and one of the most loathed amongst opponents.

    Yet it was his post-game actions following the Dockers’ heartbreaking seven-point grand final defeat to Brisbane at the MCG on Saturday which showed the true character of the man known affectionately as ‘The Prancing Pony’.

    As several of his teammates drifted into despair, the 23-year-old went around and picked them up off the turf of the ‘G and hugged them, showing incredible leadership in what was the young man’s toughest football moment.

    In the rooms post-game, a stoic Voss revealed a note he wrote to himself in the lead-up to the contest helped him keep his emotions in check and the result — no matter which way it went — in perspective.

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    Polarising Docker Patrick Voss wins over AFL world with post-match support for teammates

    Fremantle forward Patrick Voss won over a whole new legion of fans with his immediate reaction after the heartbreaking grand final loss on Saturday.

    For most of his time at the Dockers, Voss has been a polarising figure with his on-field antics loved by some, but loathed by more.

    WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Patrick Voss lifts teammates up after grand final loss

    Voss might have thought he sealed the club’s first premiership when his goal with just over four minutes remaining put the Dockers up by 17 points.

    The 23-year-old unleashed a trademark celebration, Wharfie Time was activated and it looked like Fremantle would go on to win.

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  • One dinner, one coffee and Michael Voss knew his time was up | Voss says Carlton in a better plac…

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    One dinner, one coffee and Michael Voss knew his time was up

    Former Carlton coach Michael Voss opens up to Damian Barrett about his departure from the Blues, and his tumultuous final season at the helm

    MICHAEL Voss has revealed his most recent dinner with Carlton CEO Graham Wright and president Rob Priestley was the moment he knew he was on "shaky ground" as Blues coach and that "the inevitable was about to become clearer”.

    In an exclusive interview with AFL.com.au on the day he departed the Blues, Voss has also revealed a coffee with manager and long-time friend Peter Blucher last Friday morning finally set the wheels in motion for his exit.

    Voss says Carlton in a better place than when he took charge

    Former Carlton coach Michael Voss has spoken out after resigning from the Blues. (AAP: Darren England)

    Former Carlton AFL coach Michael Voss says the club is in a better position now than when he took over.

    Voss resigned as coach on Tuesday with the Blues on an eight-match losing streak.

    Michael Voss has struck a defiant tone after leaving Carlton, insistent the AFL club is in better shape than when he started as coach.

    While Voss said there was no animosity with the Blues and he was at peace with the decision to resign in his fifth season, he admitted to great frustration that the wins did not come.

    Austin departs IKON Park

    Head of List Management Nick Austin has departed the Carlton Football Club.

    The Carlton Football Club can confirm that Head of List Management Nick Austin has departed the football club today.

    Austin held discussions with the Club late this afternoon, during which time he made the decision to move on from his position in order to allow the Club to continue through its current period of transition.

    Austin leaves IKON Park after more than five years in the role, having arrived on the eve of the 2020 AFL season.

    “Our club thanks Nick for his commitment and dedication to the football club over the last five years,” Carlton General Manager of Football Chris Davies said.

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  • Voss responds to Docherty spray: Another example of ‘culturally defeating ourselves’ | Judgin…

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    Carlton coach Michael Voss says Sam Docherty’s expletive-laden spray at his former club was another example of the Blues’ culture of turning on each other, but tacitly conceded the former captain had raised a valid point.

    The Blues have taken a public stand against Docherty, removing the former captain from a club function he was to appear at before Thursday night’s clash against Richmond at the MCG, and not having him appear at all until the round six clash against Collingwood where the two clubs battle for the Peter Mac Cup. Docherty remains an ambassador and sits on the board of the Peter Mac foundation.

    Judging the biggest AFL overreactions: Reaction to Docherty and Gorringe has been over the top

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    Champion Data's Christian Joly says Carlton's issues from last year remain, with the Blues unable to stem the bleeding in their 53-point loss to Sydney. (1:12)

    Has the reaction to Sam Docherty's rant been over the top? Is this the beginning of the end for Geelong? Should there have been an AFL match on the public holiday Monday in Victoria?

    Let's get to this week's AFL overreactions column, where we judge the week's big takeaway as legitimate or irrational.

    Carlton's 63-point loss to the Swans on Thursday night clearly rubbed a few people up the wrong way, including former skipper Sam Docherty. Thinking he was talking privately to footy media star Dan Gorringe, Docherty left a voice note that feature a number of swear words and frustrations about Carlton's same old philosophy in games.

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    Voss responds to Docherty comments, reports the Blues wanted McRae

    Michael Voss says Sam Docherty's expletive-laden criticism shows the club is still "culturally defeating" itself

    CARLTON coach Michael Voss has declared the leaking of former captain Sam Docherty's expletive-laden criticism an example of the club continuing to "culturally defeat" itself after a poor start to the season.

    Voss famously used the phrase in his address at last year's best-and-fairest ceremony, following a nine-win campaign that left the Blues out of finals action and the coach under increasing pressure.

    The blowtorch has already been turned up for 2026, with a horror third quarter in a 63-point thumping from Sydney in Opening Round putting Carlton immediately under the gun.

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