Our mid-season Geelong Cats awards
Who has been Geelong’s most improved? Best young player? And best overall? Check out our mid-year awards.
Who has been Geelong’s most improved? Best young player? And best overall? Check out our mid-year awards.
A report of a huge offer made by Geelong to prise Sean Darcy out of Fremantle have been played down in a big way by the Cats.
Doug Wade sat fourth on the all-time goalkicking charts for decades and he reveals how he will congratulate ‘Buddy’ Franklin for passing him. Plus, he still has a sore point about his goals total.
The top four has stayed steady but every other position has changed in our rankings of the best 20 Cats. HAVE YOUR SAY.
A trade between Geelong and Gold Coast surprised some but both clubs are excited at their prospects in 2020, the draft-night deal ensuring the Cats can target some premium talent next year.
Many Geelong fans were left scratching their heads when the Cats called Francis Evans at pick 41 of the AFL draft. With only two games in the NAB League in 2019, Tim Michell finds out what the Cats have on their hands.
Cooper Stephens’ rippling six pack went viral this week but it was his competitive nature that attracted Geelong to the Colac midfielder. But Stephen Wells says he isn’t a Tim Kelly replacement.
Should your club be looking at inside midfielders? Players with pace? Key defenders? A ruckman? Respected recruiter Gary Buckenara reveals what your club’s draft strategy should be ahead of the national draft.
Which picks will shape the first round of the national draft? Chris Cavanagh predicts each of the selections to take place on Wednesday, with Melbourne set to bid on GWS’ academy star Tom Green.
Geelong has revealed the great lengths it went to in a bid to keep Tim Kelly, including approaching the AFL and asking for money outside its salary cap to help his young family.
Geelong captain Joel Selwood will have a delayed start to the pre-season following minor hamstring surgery.
Geelong delisted Ryan Abbott with the intention of re-drafting him later this month. However, St Kilda had other ideas, swooping on the big man before the Cats could strike.
Geelong champion Patrick Dangerfield has inked a contract extension until the end of 2024. Can he land an elusive premiership in that time?
After agreeing a contract to make Mitch Duncan a Cat for life, Geelong’s next priority is agreeing a deal to keep key forward Tom Hawkins at the Cattery beyond 2020.
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