‘Overdone’: Shock Welcome to Country take
The former Geelong forward and proud Aboriginal man has very strong feelings about “overdone” Welcome to Country ceremonies.
The former Geelong forward and proud Aboriginal man has very strong feelings about “overdone” Welcome to Country ceremonies.
Geelong has made a call on Sam De Koning ahead of its clash with the Brisbane Lions, while a veteran has been dropped for Tom Stewart and Sydney has named its replacement for Callum Mills. FULL TEAMS.
From driving four hours to run water in local games to helping change the lives of vulnerable kids as a teacher’s aide. The people who know Shaun Mannagh best open up on the loveable sensation.
The Lions have been quick to switch their focus rather than enjoy last weekend’s thrilling win over the GWS Giants for longer than needed.
Geelong has made an early selection call on Tom Hawkins and Cam Guthrie ahead of Saturday’s preliminary final clash with Brisbane, but one more big decision remains up in the air.
Tom Hawkins’ determined pursuit to get back from injury has been gutsy and inspiring for his teammates. But the eye and the numbers clearly outline which way the Cats should go.
Lions star Lachie Neale will get through the pain of a heel problem the “best” he can in Brisbane’s AFL finals journey.
Geelong has emerged as a surprise suitor for delisted Blues forward Jack Martin, who has also fielded interest from Western Australia and Queensland clubs.
Just one player is left in Geelong’s forward line from the 2020 grand final. And the style of Chris Scott’s team is just as unrecognisable. Here’s how they pulled together a rag tag attack.
Tom Stewart, Tom Hawkins, Cam Guthrie and Sam De Koning are all pushing to play against the Lions. Can they all fit in? Who goes out? DAN BATTEN and JOSH BARNES have their say.
For almost 20 years, the Cats have been a beacon of excellence for the rest of the AFL to marvel at. But how do they do it? Scott Gullan investigates how they stay in the premiership hunt.
It doesn’t look like a premiership midfield on paper, and the Cats were getting beaten up early in the season. But Geelong has turned things around dramatically. Here’s how they did it.
Geelong captain Patrick Dangerfield has opened up on the darkest night of the Cats’ season before they righted the ship.
Geelong’s Jed Bews has only played four games in 2024 after biding his time in the VFL. After breaking back in by round 20, Bews opens up on his journey ahead of Saturday’s prelim against Brisbane.
Entering the year uncontracted and struggling for continuity, Jack Henry hasn’t missed a beat — or a game — this year. He opens up on his season and Geelong’s ‘tough’ call at selection.
The 50 staples running across the top of his head at training on Monday showed the severity of Gary Rohan’s skull surgery.
Sam De Koning shapes as an intriguing selection dilemma heading into the prelim, while Tom Stewart looks fit for a return, with Gary Rohan sporting a new look. JOSH BARNES has the latest.
The 50 staples running across the top of his head at training on Monday showed just how severe Gary Rohan’s skull injury was.
Jeremy Cameron has seen the work both Tom Hawkins and Shannon Neale have been putting in behind the scenes. He shares his thoughts on the ‘challenging’ selection call facing the Cats.
The Lions are adamant they still have plenty left in them after their emotional weekend win over the GWS Giants.
Ollie Henry was on the wrong side of the last two premierships. He reflects on that time and gives his perspective on his move to Geelong with Bailey Smith looming as a trade target.
The wisely spoken, anthropology-studying, mature-age draftee is not your average footballer. Lawson Humphries reflects on his whirlwind first season, his big helpers along the way and the misconception about his backstory.
The Cats were out on the track, and a star was running strongly. But another big name was away from the main group. Plus, see the full gallery from Cats training.
Publicly, Geelong says Bailey Smith hasn’t nominated the club as his next AFL home. But as JAY CLARK reports, the Cats already have grand plans for Smith to spearhead their next era.
All eyes were on Tom Hawkins in his return from injury in the VFL. And one of his teammates suffered an untimely blow. See how he and several other premiership Cats fared.
Shane Crawford or Tom Hawkins? Both hail from the NSW town and the Brownlow medallist has paid tribute to the man who may have usurped him as Finley’s best export.
Tom Hawkins was picked over Cam Mooney for the finals series 13 years ago, now the shoe is on the other foot. Should Hawkins or Shannon Neale get the nod? We assess the pros and cons.
Dustin Martin and Tom Hawkins, two country boys with contrasting backgrounds, did things differently at the top level. But, as MARK ROBINSON writes, they have both left big footprints on their clubs – and our game.
Currently sidelined with injury, champion goalkicker Tom Hawkins has made a call on his future. He reveals when he knew it was “the right time”.
Another AFL great will join Dustin Martin in hanging up the boots – but he might not have played his last game just yet.
Jed Bews was a regular in Chris Scott’s side for seven seasons, but this year he was stuck in the VFL until round 20. The unsigned defender opens up on his challenging year and his contract.
It looked to be another game at GMHBA Stadium gone to waste for the Cats, but two emerging talents stepped up to the plate when they needed it most. And Tyson Stengle made a statement after a challenging week.
He may not have been able to help drag the Crows over the line for an unlikely victory in Geelong, but coach Matthew Nicks has declared Josh Rachele’s performance his best AFL game.
With Tyson Stengle picked to face his former side after his nightclub incident, Geelong coach Chris Scott has defended the club’s approach.
Tom Atkins has been sidelined for the past two weeks. Will he return to face the Crows? Plus, updates on Tom Hawkins, Cam Guthrie and more.
Teammates have embraced Cats forward Tyson Stengle at training after news broke that he was found unresponsive at a Geelong nightclub and hospitalised.
Geelong got back on the winners list, but a match-up underlined one of its weaknesses. Plus, the Cat who looks to have an All-Australian spot sewn up and all the likes and dislikes.
Cats small forward Tyson Stengle was taken to hospital in a serious condition on Sunday morning after being out at a nightclub.
Star Geelong forward Tyson Stengle was rushed to hospital after an incident in the early hours of Sunday morning.
On a day when the Rising Star favourite George Wardlaw was involved in an incident that may draw MRO heat, a Geelong young gun took centre stage – and surprised his coach again.
Tom Hawkins has revealed he hopes to return to Geelong’s forward line much sooner than expected with his recovery progressing well.
A Geelong superstar has put his hand up for what he says might have been his worst game at the club against the Western Bulldogs.
Western Bulldogs has staked a huge claim for a finals spot, storming clear of Geelong to leave the Cats’ bid for a double chance in serious jeopardy.
Geelong coach Chris Scott spoke after a horror night where his stars went missing and so did a chance to move into the top two.
Even Lawson Humphries isn’t quite sure whether his left or right foot is better. And he wouldn’t know which he would go to for a shot at goal. It’s one of many sides to the rising star nominee.
Lawson Humphries looks a natural AFL footballer, but 18 months ago he was an average WAFL reserves player. The promising Cat and his mentor reflect on the turning point and his stunning rise.
Patrick Dangerfield is on the cusp of extending his AFL career into a remarkable 19th season, while Scott Pendlebury has opened up on his future as he closes in on his 400th game.
It wasn’t pretty, but Geelong is one step closer to a top-four spot, and a former Pie put the icing on the cake. However, one of the Cats’ best could be in MRO strife just after hitting form.
Geelong has dealt another huge blow to Collingwood’s premiership defence, with coach Craig McRae saying his club is in danger of failing to make finals, let alone contend.
A frustrated Chris Scott has expressed his frustration over how umpiring seems to have a ‘rule of the week’, and says he will no longer pull his punches over what he sees on the field.
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