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After five years in charge, Michael Voss has stepped away from his role as head coach at Carlton.
The decision was made on Tuesday, with Voss resigning from the job he held since 2022.
During his 103-game tenure, the former Lions captain took the club to their first preliminary final since 2000 and was the first to make back-to-back finals appearances since 2010-11.
He finishes his time with the Blues at a winning percentage of 48.06%, which is the third highest amongst Carlton coaches since 2000.
CARLTON'S WIN PERCENTAGE BY COACH SINCE 2000 (MIN 2 GAMES)
Parkin's overall win percentage at Carlton was 61.97%
Towards the end of Voss' reign as coach, the Blues had been plagued by an inability to finish off matches after leading in the second half.
During the 2026 season, Carlton led at half-time in six of their nine matches, yet won only once.
CARLTON'S COLLAPSES
Apart from 2026, Voss won more than 51% of his games in charge of the Blues.
Below is his winning percentage each year he had at the helm.
RESULTS BY YEAR
Voss also coached the Blues in four finals, splitting the ledger at two wins, two losses.
FINALS RECORD
Check out some other miscellaneous records of Voss' tenure at Carlton.
BIGGEST WIN
BIGGEST LOSS
BIGGEST WIN STREAK
BIGGEST LOSING STREAK
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