Supporters may get a further glimpse of Carlton’s future on Sunday, with key position players Luke Mitchell and Patrick McCarthy both chances to debut against St. Kilda at Etihad Stadium.

While the call on Mitchell and McCarthy is yet to be made, Michael Jamison and Mitch Robinson are considered certain starters - Jamison having overcome a hamstring complaint and Robinson an eye injury.

Andrew McInness, who ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, is obviously unavailable, while Levi Casboult, who suffered a lacerated kidney in the Gold Coast contest, is considered unlikely.

Carlton General Manager - Football Operations Andrew McKay said Casboult was hospitalized on Monday night after experiencing pains in his back and abdomen.

“It’s nothing long-term and he’ll be okay, it’s just a slight cut on the kidney which has caused bleeding,” McKay said. “How he actually suffered the injury we’re not really sure, although we presume it was in a marking contest.”

Another member of last Saturday night’s 22, David Ellard, is facing a fitness test after suffering a corked thigh in an incident involving the Gold coast’s Campbell Brown, although McKay anticipated he would be right to play.