Ollie Dempsey and Sam De Koning arrive in an Aston Martin carrying brown paper bags of cash in a nod to Bailey Smith. Picture: Michael Klein

Bailey Smith joined Geelong this season from the Bulldogs, with speculation his role as an ambassador with Cotton On played a role in getting him to the club. Cotton On is Geelong’s major sponsor. Ollie Dempsey’s Cotton On undies were a nice touch. Photo: Michael Klein

Geelong’s blonde haired youngsters Sam De Koning and Oli Dempsey looked the part as Bailey Smith impersonators. The brown paper bags are an obvious nod to accusations Geelong is paying Smith outside the salary cap via the Cotton On deal. Photo: Michael Klein

Barefoot Bailey Smith dressed as Brad Pitt from Legends of the Fall. Picture: Michael Klein

Bailey Smith jokes "next year we're taking the chopper" in a quip about Carlton forward Charlie Curnow, who is heavily rumoured to be keen on a move down to Geelong. The Cats have recruited well in recent years thanks to their location outside of Melbourne, but it hasn't stopped fans making jokes about players being paid outside the salary cap.

Carlton forward Charlie Curnow is contracted to the Blues but has nominated Geelong as his preferred destination. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Bailey Smith poses for a selfie on the way into the pub. Smith said Patrick Dangerfield had to take his phone away after he kept posting to his Instagram stories. Photo: Michael Klein.

Geelong’s Mad Monday celebrations at the Water shed, Geelong. Bailey Smith dressed as Brad Pitt from Legends of the Fall with Patrick Dangerfield dressed as a character from Yellowstone . Photo: Michael Klein.

Bailey Smith and Patrick Dangerfield with their cowboy looks. Smith joked they were giving Brokeback Mountain vibes. Photo: Instagram.

Max Holmes dressed as veteran footy journalist Caroline Wilson, complete with a bow and arrow in a nod to Wilson's famous TV segment 'Caro's Arrow'.

Max Holmes flips the bird wearing Bailey Smith’s speed dealers. Holmes dressed as Caroline Wilson. Picture: Instagram

Veteran footy reporter Caroline Wilson is renowned for her Caro’s Arrow segment where she takes aim at hot button issues in the AFL.

Max Holmes (right) dressed as Caroline Wilson (Caro’s Arrow) with Jake Kolodjashnij and Jed Bews. Photo: Michael Klein

Mark O’Connor (left), Cillian Burke (right) and Mark Blicavs (hooded) dressed as members of Kneecap, an Irish rap band. Photo: Michael Klein

Mark Blicavs (hooded) and Mark O’Connor as dressed as members of Kneecap, an irish rap band. Geelong have several Irish players on their list. Photo: Michael Klein

Connor O;Sullivan, Mitch Edwards, Shaun Mannagh, George Stevens and Lawson Humphries as the Fantastic Four. Picture: Michael Klein

Tom Atkins (left) with Southpark characters Oisin Mullin, Ted Clohesy, Jack Bowes and Gryan Miers. Picture: Michael Klein

Ollie Henry (right) and Toby Conway as characters from Despicable Me. Picture: Michael Klein

Rhys Stanley dressed as a charater from Yellowstone. Picture: Michael Klein

Geelong captain Patrick Dangerfield and Rhys Stanley dressed as Yellowstone characters. Picture: Michael Klein

Geelong small forward Brad Close as Cats megafan the Catman. Picture: Michael Klein

Geelong superfan Catman was gutted after the grand final. Photo: Instagram.

Brad Close as the Catman with Bailey Smith. Photo: Instagram.

Geelong forward Shannon Neale as the Tequila Man. Picture: Michael Klein

Who wouldn’t want some tequila on Mad Monday. Picture: Michael Klein

Two-time premiership player Mitch Duncan is retiring and dressed up in West Coast colours in a nod to his new role in the Eagles coaching staff. Picture: Michael Klein