Cats hint at another late change as GWS make Jezza plan
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.
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 AFLW players hit the road for pre-season camp, with several new faces already making a strong impression on their new teammates. Plus, could a second-year Cat explode in 2025?
Chris Scott called Friday night’s loss ‘a disaster’ – but isn’t worried about the Cats in the long-term as his side was dismantled by a hungry Lions side.
A stunt adopted from American sports didn’t have quite the desired effect during the Cats’ heavy loss to Brisbane in Geelong.
Patrick Dangerfield is set to play game 350 on Friday night, but could he go further and reach one of footy’s most exclusive clubs? See what the Geelong skipper thinks here.
Geelong star Chloe Scheer missed the 2024 AFLW season through injury, and while off-season surgery has seen her start pre-season in the rehab group, a teammate has backed her in to push for an early season return.
Geelong coach Chris Scott stands by his description of Patrick Dangerfield as a football “unicorn”, revealing how the skipper helped to transform the Cats on and off the field.
Sure, Bailey Smith and Max Holmes are flying – but, as GARRY LYON writes, they aren’t the key to a third Chris Scott premiership. Goodluck trying to stop what is.
Tyson Stengle shares a bond with the Betts family which has helped him grow into one of the AFL’s best small forwards. Eddie Betts opens up on what makes him tick, the support of his wife Anna and getting him to the Cats.
Having reached stellar heights last season, Brisbane Lions forward Kai Lohmann is yet to hit similar form in the club’s 2025 campaign.
Jack Payne’s misfortune has opened the door for a long-time Lion to regain a spot in Brisbane’s defence.
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