Saints have no answers for Cats as Jezza hunts Coleman
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera starred, but no other Saints were able to go with him as the Cats comprehensively outplayed St Kilda as they all but lock themselves into a top four berth.
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera starred, but no other Saints were able to go with him as the Cats comprehensively outplayed St Kilda as they all but lock themselves into a top four berth.
Two AFL legends have abandoned their club, picking other AFL dynasties in a debate about the greatest footy team this century.
St Kilda has enjoyed surprise success against Geelong in recent times, and the Cats must address one key area to ensure it doesn’t happen again. And locking down a matchwinner will be pivotal.
Reilly O’Brien is at ease with his uncertain fate at the Crows, and he may have to wait a while longer as another in-demand ruckman bides his time to decide his future.
Bailey Smith failed to have an impact on return. Jeremy Cameron couldn’t get near it. Max Holmes, too. But there’s one other Cat whose record against the top sides is now officially a concern.
Geelong has kept the door open for another late change ahead of their GWS mega clash, while the Giants have made a plan for a Jeremy Cameron’s return to his former stomping ground.
Footy fans often have a habit of being impatient but Cats supporters should trust the club to make the right decisions as Geelong chases another premiership. Here’s why.
A Cats defender is closing in on a return following a month on the sideline with a shoulder injury, while a veteran has also gone under the knife this week.
Max Holmes grew up sharing a Cathy Freeman jumpsuit with his siblings and having an Olympic dream. How he ended up leading Geelong’s flag assault is a tale of numerous sliding doors moments.
Geelong’s Jackie Parry has been one of the Cats’ most consistent forwards in recent years, as she eyes even more impact in 2025 off the back of a key off-field change.
South Australian teen Emma Kilpatrick and experienced footballer Erica Fowler arrived at Geelong at different stages of their AFLW journey. But both have been fuelled by past disappointments ahead of their first season in hoops.
Geelong unveiled its second debutant of the season on Saturday night – and the young Cat didn’t shrug his chance, or the contest, after an 18-month apprenticeship in the VFL.
Geelong fans are set to get a look at their second debutant of the season after a young midfielder was called into the side with a gun forward a late out.
Despite a hiccup against Brisbane, a mid-season analysis reveals why Geelong is ideally placed to run deep into September, again. See the numbers behind their form.
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