Carlton’s move into a post–Michael Voss coaching environment is prompting comparisons to how Collingwood rebuilt after Nathan Buckley’s departure. Multiple reports focus on Carlton’s appointment of Graham Wright and the potential influence he could have in a key performance area tied to club operations and football development. The articles note that Wright previously played a role in helping Collingwood return to contention after Buckley left, highlighting his experience in supporting a club’s transition period. With Voss resigning, Carlton now faces the challenge of establishing stability and improving results, and attention is directed toward whether Wright can replicate a similar turnaround. While the coverage emphasizes Wright’s past contribution to Collingwood’s resurgence, it also frames the situation as prospective rather than conclusive, given the different club context and changing list and competition demands. Overall, the reporting centres on the strategic question of whether Wright’s experience can support Carlton’s next phase following Voss’ resignation and whether that approach can deliver comparable progress.