How the Cats rebuilt their list under our noses
No team will be able to boast the level of AFL-ready talent of Geelong if it nails its trade targets. And the Cats are doing so while getting younger. Here’s how they did it.
No team will be able to boast the level of AFL-ready talent of Geelong if it nails its trade targets. And the Cats are doing so while getting younger. Here’s how they did it.
Two key traits are behind Chris Scott’s longevity as Geelong coach and that is proven by his next his move after winning the premiership.
Talented delisted midfielder Quinton Narkle is on the hunt for a second club and his manager gives an update on where the ex-Geelong player is at.
There are no shortage of options to replace Joel Selwood’s massive shoes as Geelong skipper. And one of the frontrunners says he would take the job ‘with both hands’.
Only four players this century had won multiple Geelong best-and-fairests while playing as midfielders. And Cam Guthrie has now been added to that list.
Another Geelong veteran well-loved in AFL circles has decided his time is up at the top level, joining Joel Selwood and five delisted players as post-2022 exits.
In the closing stages of the Cats grand final triumph, Joel Selwood found himself on the bench next to a young star who emplored his skipper to keep playing.
A hospitality worker had no idea that she had the AFL premiership skipper in her back seat on Saturday night.
One thing caught assistant coach James Kelly’s eye in pre-season and it is a key reason why he believes Geelong can repeat as premiers for the first time in 70 years.
The Cats have a flag in the bag but they are not slowing down, marking down a big box to tick in coming years.
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