AFL investigating Hawkins’ phone use during lightning break
The AFL is investigating why Tom Hawkins was seen using a mobile phone in the MCG changerooms during the lightning delay on Easter Monday.
The AFL is investigating why Tom Hawkins was seen using a mobile phone in the MCG changerooms during the lightning delay on Easter Monday.
The Easter Monday AFL clash was stopped mid-game for an anticlimactic reason that had legends scratching their heads.
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.
Ahead of his 350th game, Geelong goalkicking supremo Tom Hawkins opens up on retirement, the major hurdles he has faced and how he has maintained his consistency.
Jeremy Cameron sent social media into a frenzy for the second straight week — but this time it was for a different reason. But a sub decision raised eyebrows. All the likes and dislikes here.
An unheralded Cat comes out of contract at the end of the year. He sheds light on his future and winning more silverware at the end of 2023.
Players stepped in to deal with a fan that ran into the field of play during the Crows’ AFL clash with Geelong, and one star had the last laugh.
James Sicily should never have been thrown to the wolves by the AFL for his actions in Round 1, writes MICK McGUANE, and the Hawks should never have had to go to the tribunal to get a ban overturned.
Geelong star Tom Stewart has produced a record-equalling night in defence for the Cats as they shoved Adelaide to a 0-2 start. Catch all the SuperCoach details here.
A nightmare for the Crows, but it was a dream outcome for Tom Stewart on Friday night, with the Cats interceptor equalling the record for intercept marks as Geelong put Adelaide to the sword.
Tanner Bruhn had been listed as a test for Geelong’s important clash with Adelaide. Cats coach Chris Scott has provided further clarity.
Plucked from obscurity, Oliver Dempsey’s story pales in comparison to most Rising Star nominees. The Cat opens up on the moments that have shaped his dramatic ascent.
Geelong vice-captain Tom Stewart shares his thoughts on the significant number of uncontracted Cats. And he is bullish on one recently signed young gun.
Some would be miffed to debut in the green vest, but not Shaun Mannagh. The former VFL phenom reflects on his cameo with the game on the line and his long journey to the bigtime.
Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock while several youngsters lifted when it mattered. But question marks hang over a veteran who was convincingly beaten.
Three talented Cats who were uncontracted at the end of the season have put pen to paper — including a top-10 draft pick.
Geelong coach Chris Scott has set a warning to the rest of the AFL: Patrick Dangerfield is back after the Geelong skipper sunk a set shot from 50 to ice the game on Saturday night.
The AFL has heralded the return of the “rascal” after a Geelong star was caught doing a very cheeky act that is sure to get him fined.
Isaac Smith achieved career-best numbers in his final game. He sheds light on his decision to call time and gives the inside word on how Geelong will fare in 2024.
Where will the Cats finish? Who will be Geelong’s surprise packet? And who will finish in the top three in the best and fairest? See our predictions for the 2024 season.
Shaun Mannagh will make his long-awaited AFL debut against St Kilda. But will it be in the green vest? Meanwhile, a youngster is still in the frame to play despite being left out.
Geelong has unveiled their VFL and VFLW lists, including the son of a Cats great, a Geelong & District League gun and plenty of Falcons. See the full lists here.
Geelong added two players to its list, including a highly touted father-daughter talent. Meanwhile, a mature-age Cat and a Geelong Falcon also found homes.
In January, Michael Turner was told he might only have six to 12 months to live. Now, the Geelong legend is about to head back into the surf. He opens up on the fight of his life.
Geelong’s top draftee showed off his exciting make-up, while there is plenty of fire in the belly for some big names. Plus, a potential father-son was a part of Cats training. All the notes here.
George Goninon stirred up opponents, kicked bags of goals and helped Geelong to two premierships. But his career had an abrupt end. His flag teammate Bill McMaster reflects on his legacy.
Will Sutherland isn’t just the son of a Cats board member. He also has one of the club’s most highly regarded players in his corner.
Kevin Threlfall was a renowned figure at the Cats, and he helped Sam Newman reach an historic milestone. A Cats great and a former vice-president reflect on Threlfall’s legacy after his passing.
Laura Gardiner took her game to another level after a bold move away from her hometown of Geelong. She opens up on the trade, what changed at her new club and her All-Australian honour.
Mitch Edwards had no idea where he’d end up with a host of suitors on the second night of the draft. He opens up on that, his connection to another AFL club and more.
Joe Furphy went from local basketball to the AFL ranks. He sheds light on how it happened and his brother’s aim to reach the NBA.
Geelong star Amy McDonald wasn’t just surprised with her own vote tally. She was also shocked to see her teammates miss out on recognition at the W Awards.
A Geelong star finished second in the league best-and-fairest but was nowhere to be seen in the All-Australian squad, while another was also overlooked for an All-Australian jacket.
Geelong added plenty of new faces through the draft, and some can help the Cats right away. Plus, there are a few veterans who are no longer walk up starts. See our predicted round 1 side.
By his own admission, Lawson Humphries was unfit. And in the space of 12 months he went from the WAFL reserves to the AFL. The new Cat reflects on his remarkable rise.
Meg McDonald opens up on her family finals heartbreak as Geelong looks to continue its incredible run of victories to achieve what no other Cats AFLW outfit has in its short history – a flag.
Geelong has renamed part of its renovated home ground as a tribute to one of its all-time greats.
A local footballer from Barwon Heads, a VFL grand final hero and a player who spent time in the WAFL reserves this year. Cats recruiter Stephen Wells reflects on their bizarre haul.
Geelong has held its nerve under almighty pressure to deny a fast-finishing Melbourne in one of the greatest ever AFLW games. Recap the thrilling finish.
Geelong are one of the major winners of the 2024 AFL fixture with more games at GMHBA Stadium including clashes with two arch rivals. See the full fixture here.
Geelong will go into the pre-season with five premiership heroes entering their free agency year, and all of them ‘will have strong interest elswhere’. FULL CATS LIST ANALYSIS here.
Scans are in for Geelong superstar Chloe Scheer after she suffered a shoulder injury in Geelong’s elimination final win. And the diagnosis is better than first feared.
Geelong is through to a semi-final against Melbourne. But no matter what happens next week, the Cats’ season can be given the tick of approval. Here’s why.
Aishling Moloney hasn’t just been recognised on the street, her parents have too. The Irish sensation sheds light on that and her rapid rise in her first season at the Cats.
Geelong and Brisbane have been dealt blows ahead of their finals campaigns, with the MRP handing out three suspensions tonight. See the details here.
Port is in the market for a new captain in 2024 but who are the candidates? Every club’s big captaincy questions answered.
The Cats have locked away one of their young guns, but he could only be the first, with a number of big names and veterans looking to be locked away for the future.
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