Sam Mitchell put his side under the pump after a poor effort in Round 2, and while the scoreboard might not reflect it, his charges responded to challenge the Cats in Tom Hawkins’ 350th.
Geelong has cut two rookies – including last week’s sub who came on at the 28th minute mark of the final term – from its side for Easter Monday, while the Hawks have made three changes.
There have been some AFL rule changes Tom Hawkins believes are at least partly his doing, but the Cat has also altered perceptions in his hugely influential 350 games of footy.
Geelong has shed light on the extent of Patrick Dangerfield’s injury. Meanwhile, they should get some relief with a trio of midfielders in the frame.
A former Geelong rookie, who was only delisted last year, is a chance to be redrafted by the Cats after a standout season in the WAFL.
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The Cats have continued to defy the odds though may have finally been backed into a corner they can’t trade their way out of. Do they have the depth to continue their insane run?
AFL icon and Geelong great Billy Brownless received a heartfelt tribute as the curtain came down on his 27-year career in TV.
Geelong went all-in for a flag when it added Jeremy Cameron, Isaac Smith and Shaun Higgins in the off-season. Who delivered? See the full list ratings.
Getting chief executive Brian Cook to Carlton was always going to be crucial in the Blues’ pursuit of coach Alastair Clarkson. Stand by for Cook to make his move.
The 2021 Brownlow Medal is touted as the closest race in recent history, though one star might make a mockery of those predictions.
This draft is vital to the success of Adelaide’s rebuild and the Power need to reload and go again. So who fits the bill? Analyst Mick McGuane runs his eye over both SA clubs.
The Carlton Football Club has announced a veteran of sports management will take over from Cain Liddle as its chief executive officer.
The Swans have moved to lock up four stars, while a premiership Tiger and an exciting young star have both signed new contracts.
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