Despite sitting on the bottom of the ladder, Carlton won’t be shifting their policy on a priority pick, according to their footy boss Andrew McKay.
McKay clarified that the club “won’t be” applying for a priority pick, explaining how he feels Carlton is making positive steps in the right direction.
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“We have put ourselves on this path and sure we’ve hit some bumps this year, particularly a couple games, North Melbourne, second half of Melbourne, Fremantle,” he told SEN’s Time On.
“Those three in particular were little bumps in the road.
“Generally speaking, we are mixing it with most clubs, you look at the last month, take out Fremantle of course, Geelong, there were a couple patches there, Sydney we had our chances in the third quarter and then we had the anomaly with Freo, and then we were able to mix it with Collingwood.
“One of 13 doesn’t look great but we are mixing it with a number of teams.”
The Blues have enjoyed a recent slew of key re-signings, with Charlie Curnow and Marc Murphy both pledging their allegiance to the club.
Listen to Andrew McKay's chat with Sam McClure on SEN's Time On in the player below