It’s a tactic that has worked on and off since Patrick Dangerfield joined Geelong, and Chris Scott said the Cats superstar could be used forward in the finals as the club looks to win its first flag since 2011.
Sydney coach John Longmire was asked whether landing Essendon spearhead Joe Daniher would add much-needed firepower to the Swans’ forward line – and he gave a no-frills answer.
Nakia Cockatoo will leave Geelong’s Queensland’s hub and fly home after another injury setback. The exciting forward is coming out of contract and Cats coach Chris Scott has addressed his future.
Rivals will become training partners under a plan devised between Geelong and Richmond to get Shane Edwards and Gary Ablett into Queensland ahead of the finals — but there is one hurdle left to clear.
Geelong recruit Jack Steven was on light duties this morning as he returning to the club for the first time since he was stabbed eight days ago. The Cats are yet to work out a concrete plan for his return to full training.
A max temperature of 9.4C, driving rain and 70km/h winds. Sounds like a typical day at Kardinia Park. But Geelong champion Peter Riccardi says this was no typical day.
After seeing media reports, the parents of a teen who grabbed an elderly woman in Brunswick have reached out to police, who are helping the boy with autism find support.
A mass brawl that shut down Sydney Rd for an hour and ruined a couple’s wedding reception has been pinned on a violent group of youths kicked out of a nearby Airbnb house by police 20 minutes earlier.
A Brunswick woman has spoken of her terror as she was grabbed by an assailant and forced against a garage door in a chilling daylight incident police fear is a precursor to a worse crime.
PASCOE Vale will celebrate its centenary this month as the club reflects on the families that built it, including the famous Ogston clan, now in its fourth generation.
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