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Voss responds to Docherty spray: Another example of ‘culturally defeating ourselves’
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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.
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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?
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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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