In the restless season of transfer rumors, Carlton coach Michael Voss stood firm this week, declaring star forward Charlie Curnow a man of one club — a reminder that loyalty, even in professional sport, still carries weight worth defending. The speculation, linking Curnow to a Gold Coast move for lifestyle reasons, arrived at a delicate moment for the Blues, already absorbing the loss of ruckman Tom De Koning to St Kilda. Voss met the noise not with alarm but with quiet certainty, framing both the player's commitment and the club's structural continuity as things beyond serious question.
Voss shuts down Curnow exit talk as Carlton braces for De Koning departure
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