Carlton coach's job 'absolutely' safe for Gather Round
Chris Davies says Carlton will keep Michael Voss in charge as the Blues battle a 1-3 start and repeated second-half collapses.
- On Saturday, Carlton football boss Chris Davies confirmed coach Michael Voss will remain in his post for the upcoming Gather Round clash against Adelaide, providing stability amid the club's challenging 1-3 start.
- Pressure mounted after the 96-86 defeat to North Melbourne on Friday, where the Blues surrendered a 22-point fourth-quarter lead, continuing a pattern of second-half fading leads throughout the past year.
- Over 60 per cent of Carlton's scores this season originate from stoppage—a league-high reliance—while vice-captain Jacob Weitering will miss the Adelaide match following a concussion sustained Friday night.
- Defender Nic Newman called Voss an "incredible leader," while former captain Sam Docherty urged patience: "I just don't think you can make a move on a coach at this time of the year."
- Club executives CEO Graham Wright and president Rob Priestley will assess Voss's future based on performance markers throughout the season, with the coach facing significant pressure before the mid-point of the year.
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The days of sacking coaches in April or May should be gone – even for Carlton
Michael Voss deserves to be given his shot at turning this leaky ship around, and seeing whether he can plug the leaks that have sunk the Blues in three winnable games so far.
Michael Voss safe for this week, but Carlton review to step up
Carlton’s football department chief guaranteed Michael Voss will coach against Adelaide on Thursday. Meanwhile, former West Coast coach Adam Simpson says “there’s definitely some issues to work through, and I totally understand why there would be pressure”.
Michael Voss is safe for now, but a Carlton review is about to ramp right up
Carlton’s head of football guaranteed Michael Voss will coach against Adelaide on Thursday night. Meanwhile, premiership coach and Blues consultant Adam Simpson says, “I totally understand why there would be pressure”.
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