Fraser confirms intentions for Carlton coaching job after hot streak
After initially stating he wasn't interested in pursuing the full-time role, Carlton interim coach Josh Fraser has had a change of heart.
Carlton interim coach Josh Fraser has expressed his desire to take on the full-time coaching position at the club. Initially, Fraser stated he had no interest in the role following the departure of interim coach Michael Voss. However, a remarkable 10 wins in 12 games has led to a change of heart. Fraser is now among five candidates vying for the permanent coaching job, joining Jaymie Graham, Corey Enright, James Kelly, and Daniel Giansiracusa.
The Blues, who were struggling with a narrow winning record under Voss, have shown significant improvement under Fraser's leadership. With just two rounds left in the season, Carlton sits 10th on the ladder, two wins ahead of St Kilda. The team faces the Western Bulldogs and Fremantle in their final two games before the finals. Fraser, a former Collingwood ruckman, has amassed 200 VFL games under his belt and has been involved in coaching Carlton and Collingwood across various levels before joining Voss as an assistant coach this season.
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