Chris Judd sign new deal to play with Carlton in 2014 Carlton star Chris Judd will play on next season but is uncertain how much longer he'll stay in the AFL. Carlton captain Chris Judd says he still loves the cut and thrust of AFL footy. CARLTON superstar Chris Judd has signed a new deal to play on next season - and says it might now be his last. As flagged on SuperFooty two weeks ago, Judd yesterday signed a one-year deal with the Blues for 2014. "Obviously there's plenty of work still to go this year, but I'm really excited with the direction the club's heading and looking forward to being a part of it in 2014 as well," Judd said. You certainly can't take your football for granted when you get to 30 and over, and I guess it's safer from the club's perspective to do things one year at a time - so both parties are happy with the way it's worked out. Judd, who will be 30 in September, handed the captaincy to Marc Murphy this season, a decision that has helped rejuvenate the midfielder who admitted he was appreciating football more this year than he had in some time. The Brownlow medallist, who has played 111 matches since crossing from West Coast at the end of 2007, did not rule out playing on beyond next season. "I think I've still got a role to play with the footy club and I think we've got some potential here to play some good footy," Judd said.