Denis Pagan was the man floated to become Geelong coach as pressure mounted on Mark Thompson. In the final SACKED podcast of this series, we go inside the tumult which almost changed Geelong’s modern history.
Geelong draftee Patrick Retschko had to choose between his two passions, and his decision was vindicated. He reflects on that decision, following in the footsteps of two Cats sensations and more.
Geelong’s flag hunt began in earnest this week. And several Cats in particular will be vying to put their best foot forward this pre-season.
Bailey Smith was there for his first full session and he certainly caught the eye. Plus, the young Cat to watch in 2025 and all the latest from the track. WATCH THE VIDEO
Clayton Oliver has been told he will be playing for Melbourne next year as the Demons’ interim president issued a rally cry to the embattled club at its best-and-fairest event.
Geelong young gun Tanner Bruhn has been interviewed by police about what he may have witnessed over an alleged sexual assault.
A Geelong father-daughter selection will miss multiple weeks after injuring her shoulder on debut, as another first-year Cat gets set to pull on the hoops for the first time
Geelong’s Caitlin Thorne has lost no admirers two games into a budding AFLW career. She reveals what it was like to debut in her hometown and how’s she’s adapted to the pace and style of the league.
Max Holmes could have two stars joining him in Geelong’s engine room next year. The Cats best and fairest winner speaks about that possibility and sheds further light on his finals injury blow.
There was a clear winner in Geelong’s best and fairest count, and Tom Hawkins was recognised for his hefty off-field contributions in his final season. Recap the Carji Greeves Medal night here.
Stalwart Alex Neal-Bullen wanted out. Christian Petracca flirted with a trade. Now, Clayton Oliver has dropped a bombshell on Melbourne. And SCOTT GULLAN says, the Demons should have seen it coming.
Gary Rohan was delisted by Geelong last week, but he was back at Kardinia Park the next day with the Cats’ AFLW program like nothing had happened.
Melbourne officials have come under heavy fire after a star midfielder met with a rival club as he seeks a reported exit from the club.
Geelong’s finals hopes may be hanging by the barest of threads after a third lost first-half lead came back to haunt them at GMHBA Stadium on Tuesday but the Cats are determined to push on.
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