Geelong has won just 42 per cent of games without Patrick Dangerfield in the past two years. But in 2025, the Cats’ running machines led by Bailey Smith will be central to success without him.
Ex-AFL stars have created their own blossoming micro-industry by making cameo appearances across the nation. However, it’s the clubs who are truly reaping the rewards.
Josh Lindsay has entered top five calculations, and his stocks have risen in the wake of his mentor Troy Selwood’s passing. An unusual purchase highlights why he is destined to make Selwood proud.
This young talent was cut from the Falcons a year ago, but now will make his Coates Talent League debut after impressing at senior level.
The tragic death of Geelong footy legend Frank Fopiani was felt throughout the region, and his loss has been felt every day by his family. Frank’s son Connor opens up on a difficult nine months.
Geelong has released its guernsey for Sir Doug Nicholls Rounds guernsey, which represents the journey of one its brightest young stars.
Geelong had a host of gilt-edged opportunities, but it was more than just two misses that cost the Cats. Plus, the star the Cats need back desperately and the blueprint to stop Patrick Dangerfield.
A host of young Cats have been plying their trade in the VFL this season, and there are plenty of positive signs. Geelong VFL coach Mark Corrigan gives the lowdown on every AFL listed player.
Collingwood forward Lachie Schultz couldn’t get to his feet after a sickening collision on Thursday night – and the Pies have had their concerns about what happened in the aftermath validated.
Highton Reserve is synonymous with the Geelong Falcons. But with six programs to cater for, is it still fit for purpose? Their talent lead reflects on that and their desire for more home games.
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