NOT only did the Bluebaggers show their massive support for Carlton Respects in person at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night, many fans took to social media to share photos, posts and their own pledges. 

Here is a look at some of the top posts from last week's game. 

@CarltonFC will be pulling up its orange socks tonight for Carlton Respects game against the Western Bulldogs.. the campaign is for the prevention of violence against women #carltonrespects pic.twitter.com/sEKNg3nB0v

— Peter Hitchener (@phitchener9) June 14, 2019

.@CarltonFC didn’t win on-field last night but off the field they’re doing amazing things with the #carltonrespects program. Proud to be an Ambassador and give a voice to the lives we have lost so more women around Australia don’t meet the same fate as my sister Niki. #PVAW pic.twitter.com/hQh7C5hRlH

— tarang chawla (@tarang_chawla) June 16, 2019

Orange #CarltonRespect socks on and Im ready to go to the @CarltonFC game at @marvelstadiumau to help promote gender equality for the prevention of violence against women. Go Blues #beyondblue pic.twitter.com/t0n1TLWXOB

— Shelley Ware (@ShelleyWare) June 15, 2019

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69 women have died in 2019 as a result of violence against women. I pledge to call out any unacceptable behaviours. The boys will be wearing orange socks in tonight’s game for Carlton Respects. At half time 69 women will walk the ground with orange lights to pay respects to the 69 women killed in 2019 so far as a result of violence against women #carltonrespects

A post shared by sarah_hosking (@sarah_hosking) on Jun 14, 2019 at 11:18pm PDT

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657 times per day a woman is abused by a male. This is a horrible statistic that has to STOP!!! Please pull up your socks this weekend as we mark #CarltonRespects Round.

A post shared by Liam Jones (@l14m.jones) on Jun 13, 2019 at 1:17am PDT

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Won’t supply anyone with modelling tips, but what I can tell you is that in this country 657 women are abused by a male a day - an incident every 2 minutes. An utter disgrace and has to end. The issue is that the majority of incidents occur behind closed doors, which doesn’t allow people to understand the true nature of violence that some women are exposed to and the impact that it has on those around them. This weekend marks #CarltonRespects. An initiative that I have passionately supported since my time at Carlton began. Pull your socks up and make a stand against any form of violence against women.

A post shared by Patrick - spelt Patrick (@paddyjkerr) on Jun 13, 2019 at 1:50am PDT

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#CarltonRespects

A post shared by Andy Maher (@andymaherdfa) on Jun 14, 2019 at 10:00pm PDT

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Getting on the spirit of #carltonrespects for the big game tonight! @carlton_fc

A post shared by Chris Judd (@cjayfive) on Jun 14, 2019 at 5:41pm PDT

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Pull your socks up | @carlton_fc Join us this Saturday the 15th of June, as we pull up our socks and promote gender equality to prevent violence against women..... And Yiayia would also like a win too please #CarltonRespects

A post shared by The Girl Next Door (@yiayianextdoor) on Jun 13, 2019 at 6:17pm PDT

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Carlton Respects Round❗️ 1 woman per week is killed at the hands of a current or former partner 1 in 4 women experience sexual or physical abuse VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IS NOT OKAY! #carltonrespects

A post shared by sarah_hosking (@sarah_hosking) on Jun 14, 2019 at 4:24pm PDT

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Powerful hearing Luke and Daniel from @yiayianextdoor share their story this morning and why they are getting behind Carlton Respects. . This weekend is our #CarltonRespects game aiming to promote gender equality to prevent violence against women. The boys will be wearing orange socks as they take on the Bulldogs, hope to see as many people there wearing orange too . If you’re not already following them, have a look at their insta. It’s heartwarming and delicious. . Repost: @yiayianextdoor Sharing our story and journey to the @carlton_fc, ahead of this Saturday’s game against the @westernbulldogs . As we pull up our socks and raise awareness for violence against women. #CarltonRespects

A post shared by Darcy Vescio (@darcyvee) on Jun 13, 2019 at 4:20am PDT