Carlton Football Club - Current Playing Squad

Current Playing Squad

Carlton's current captain is dual-Brownlow Medallist Chris Judd, who has served as captain since coming to the club from West Coast at the end of the 2007 season.

Playing Squad and Coaching Panel as of 19 October 2012:

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  • 1 Andrew Walker
  • 2 Jordan Russell
  • 3 Marc Murphy
  • 4 Bryce Gibbs
  • 5 Chris Judd (c)
  • 6 Kade Simpson (vc)
  • 7 Dylan Buckley
  • 8 Matthew Kreuzer
  • 9 Kane Lucas
  • 10 Matthew Watson
  • 11 Robert Warnock
  • 12 Mitch Robinson
  • 13 Chris Yarran
  • 14 Brock McLean
  • 15 Jeremy Laidler
  • 17 Sam Rowe
  • 19 Eddie Betts
  • 21 Josh Bootsma
  • 22 Shaun Hampson
  • 23 Lachlan Henderson
  • 24 Patrick McCarthy
  • 25 Luke Mitchell
  • 26 Andrew McInnes
  • 27 Dennis Armfield
  • 29 Heath Scotland
  • 30 Jarrad Waite
  • 31 Marcus Davies
  • 34 Nick Duigan
  • 38 Jeff Garlett
  • 40 Michael Jamison
  • 41 Levi Casboult
  • 42 Zach Tuohy
  • 43 Simon White
  • 44 Andrew Carrazzo
  • 45 Aaron Joseph
  • 46 David Ellard
  • 20 Rhys O'Keeffe
  • 28 Tom Bell
  • 35 Ed Curnow
  • 39 Frazer Dale

Head coach

  • Mick Malthouse

Assistant coaches

  • Rob Wiley
  • John Barker
  • Gavin Brown
  • Matthew Capuano
  • Brad Green
  • Luke Webster

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