Wayne Carey casts doubt over Carlton coach Mick Malthouse's game plan Mick Malthouse looks on during his side's loss to Geelong at Etihad Stadim Picture: George Salpigtidis Source: Sunday Herald Sun FOOTBALL great Wayne Carey says Mick Malthouse's "defensive" game plan is not suited to Carlton's playing stocks. Despite being competitive in all three of their matches the Blues are yet to register a win under the triple premiership coach. "Carlton don't have the defensive attitude... you've got to look at your cattle," Carey told Triple M's The Sunday Rub. I think he's (Malthouse) starting to realise this side can't play the defensive footy that I like. Geelong banished Carlton to an 0-3 record last night with a 16-point victory at Etihad Stadium. The Blues were narrowly defeated by Richmond in Round 1 and Collingwood last week. "They don't have the personnel that Collingwood had when he got to Collingwood," Carey said. They don't have the personnel that West Coast had, West Coast had one of the best defences of all time. This is a fast, young, take on style of footy (and) I think he's realising they just can't play the style of game that he wants. Malthouse remained optimistic last night in his post-match conference. "I am not disappointed in the attitude (of the players) or the effort," Malthouse said. I think we let ourselves down in five or seven minutes a quarter, or a half, and that's what happened. Carlton faces the grim task of taking on a West Coast outfit buoyed by yesterday's 94-point demolition of Melbourne.