AFL Hall of Famer Matthew Lloyd has stated his concern for Carlton on AFL.com.au saying the Blues have "lost their identity".
The former Essendon great languished the Blues after their 65-point drubbing at the hands of Brisbane on Saturday, particularly their list management.
Over the past three seasons, Carlton has let go of 42 players, with Lloyd saying there may be another two or three years of delisting eight at a time "before they get the list they want".
Lloyd highlighted 11 players who could be moved on after this season including Levi Casboult, who Lloyd says is in "a bit of trouble", Casboult was dropped to the VFL for last weekend.
Lloyd also said Carlton need to start giving Harry McKay more chances before the season ends. The 2015 number 10 overall pick has only played eight games since being drafted, with six coming in 2018.
The 11 Blues who should go.
Plus high praise for the Pies, a captain's 'brain fade' and the young Eagle who took his moment.
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