Create your league with friends today! PLAY AFL FANTASY Click here to pre-register and receive our early announcements. Carlton forward Levi Casboult has been nominated for the Origin Goal of the Year...vote now! The management of Carlton spearhead Levi Casboult is expecte… 00:59 He played as a key forward and occasional ruckman for the club's VFL- affiliate, the Northern Blues. Play AFL Fantasy Tipping Shop Tickets Buy Tickets On-Sale Dates ... Levi Casboult (part forward/defender) Brodie Grundy, Darcy Cameron, Max Lynch, Mason Cox (part forward) Tom Bellchambers, Andrew Phillips, Sam Draper, Nick Bryan, Henry Crauford Sean Darcy, Rory Lobb (part forward), Lloyd Meek.
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The 28-year-old has managed just 12 goals from nine games th… Western Bulldogs LESS is more for Carlton big man Levi Casboult as he attempts to maintain the most-talked about aspect of his game during the AFL shutdown – goalkicking. 22:06 Register now and experience the future of Fantasy Footy today.
Casboult, 28, has spent his entire AFL career as a forward, but was dropped multiple times last season after a difficult campaign in which he managed just 12 goals from 10 games. He was the only player in the competition to spend significant time up forward, down back and in the ruck, still managing 15 goals in attack. He played a total of 44 games with the Stingrays; in his first two seasons, he scored only three goals, but in 2009 he was moved into a key forward role and scored 41 goals in 20 matches. Instagram A few days later, on 24 December, Casboult was fortunate to walk away uninjured from in a head-on car accident: his car was struck by the car of Samir Azemi, which had jumped the median strip on the Princes Highway in Dandenong.
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Before the 2009 Christmas break, Casboult attended the team's controversial booze cruise (the fallout from which included the suspensions of Andrew Walker, Eddie Betts and Ryan Houlihan, plus a "please explain" to the club from the AFL); it was widely reported in the media that, in an initiation game, Casboult was handcuffed to an unnamed senior player and forced to match him drink-for-drink until barely conscious.