In this episode, Lucie Jamison explores the circumstances that led to Carlton's drought-breaking Grand Final win over the Bombers in 1968.

Carlton Media explores the people and moments that shaped the Carlton Football Club.

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1: 1968 Premiership

Revealed after 40 years – the identity of Carlton’s famous Whistler of One-Eyed Hill.

<div>Revealed after 40 years – the identity of Carlton’s famous Whistler of One-Eyed Hill.</div>

Revealed after 40 years - the identity of Carlton's famous Whistler of One-Eyed Hill.

The Ikon Park whistler

In a wide-ranging interview with club historian Tony De Bolfo ahead of his 300th AFL game, Kade Simpson reflects on his formative years from under-10s at Emerald in the Yarra Valley through to season 2018 as a Carlton senior player and everything else in between . . . so far.

In a wide-ranging interview with club historian Tony De Bolfo ahead of his 300th AFL game, Kade Simpson reflects on his formative years from...

3: Kade Simpson

Widely regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest finals player ever to grace the field, Wayne Johnston made the month of September his own.

That he never secured the Norm Smith Medal remains one of football's great injustices - but 'The Dominator' will doubtless settle for the four premierships and two club best and fairests that came his way in Carlton's halcyon years of the 1970s and '80s.

A three-time Victorian and All-Australian, Johnston was inducted into the Carlton Hall of Fame in 1991\. By decade's end, he was named on a half-forward flank in the club's Team of the Century, and is one of an elite group of just 12 players so far named as Legends of the Carlton Football Club.

In this Our History episode, he speaks at length with club historian Tony De Bolfo about his illustrious career and personal life after his induction into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest finals player ever to grace the field, Wayne Johnston made the month of September his own.<br><br>That he never secured the Norm Smith Medal remains one of football's great injustices - but 'The Dominator' will doubtless settle for the four premierships and two club best and fairests that came his way in Carlton's halcyon years of the 1970s and '80s.<br><br>A three-time Victorian and All-Australian, Johnston was inducted into the Carlton Hall of Fame in 1991\. By decade's end, he was named on a half-forward flank in the club's Team of the Century, and is one of an elite group of just 12 players so far named as Legends of the Carlton Football Club.<br><br>In this Our History episode, he speaks at length with club historian Tony De Bolfo about his illustrious career and personal life after his induction into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest finals player ever to grace the field, Wayne Johnston made the month of...

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