Fraser’s freedom fighters: The six men leading the rebirth of the Blues
Interim coach Josh Fraser has revitalized the Carlton Blues, leading to a more dynamic style of play. The team has shown significant improvement, securing victories against the Western Bulldogs and Port Adelaide. Key players have stepped up, contributing to a renewed sense of freedom and confidence on the field.
- ▪Josh Fraser has unlocked better performances from six key players on the Carlton Blues.
- ▪The team has recently won two matches after struggling earlier in the season.
- ▪Veteran captain Patrick Cripps has improved his performance significantly under the new coaching regime.
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