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Predicted teams: How Blues could handle latest injury blow
Carlton’s backline woes have continued with Sam Durdin ruled out this week. Who will step in? See every club’s predicted 22 for this week.
‘Pretty cool’: Hawk alongside idols in 700 club
Tom Hawkins is pinching himself after joining his idols in a select group of players to kick 700 goals. Here’s what he said of the milestone.
East Geelong eases into rhythm after reserves coach’s passing
It has been a tough two weeks as East Geelong has regrouped following the death of reserves coach Craig ‘Doc’ Carey. But the Eagles are steadily getting back into a rhythm.
How winning the Tim Kelly trade boosted Geelong’s flag hopes
Most thought West Coast would vault into premiership contention when it traded for Tim Kelly. But it has actually been the Cats who opened up their flag window by netting a superstar. Here’s how.
Kardinia Park ‘always keen’ to host GFL grand final
The venue for the GFL decider is still up in the air and the boss of GMHBA Stadium opens up on what could hold the stadium back from hosting the showpiece game.
Trade targets: Three stars Cats should be eyeing
Youth will be the focus for the Cats, but three players from rival clubs shape as pickups that can help them go all the way — and two of them are Geelong locals.
Stars lead Geelong’s mid-season awards
Who is Geelong’s best young player? The ageless veteran who still gets it done? And who deserves the best-and-fairest? Addy chief footy writer Josh Barnes hands out his mid-season Cats awards.
What hooked incoming Cat Daisy Pearce on ‘unique’ club
A country girl at heart, something tugged on Daisy Pearce’s heartstrings as she watched Geelong over the past two decades as she reveals why she chose to coach at the Cats.
Where Geelong’s Mr Fix-it is headed next
Geelong’s midfield will have to shuffle the decks with Brandan Parfitt set for a stint on the sidelines and one durable Cat could be called upon again to plug the gap.
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