Back to the future for Geelong, as O’Connor embraces a new tag
Mark O’Connor has made an impressive start as a run-with player which could see the Cats reprise a role that was a feature in three flags.
Mark O’Connor has made an impressive start as a run-with player which could see the Cats reprise a role that was a feature in three flags.
Former Collingwood president Eddie McGuire has further explained his report around the AFL’s concerns over Chris Scott’s behaviour in the coaches box.
Peter Sumich believes Fremantle may have to deal with an exodus of sorts in the next few years. The West Coast champion and former Dockers assistant coach is expecting star young midfielder Adam Cerra, who is out of contract at the end of this season, to leave the club. Sumich says Cerra is “bound to...
It was a rough Round 3 for many tipsters, The Wolf included, but expect a strong recovery with a huge Round 4 of AFL action ahead of us. The Cats managed to just survive once again against the Hawks – can the Demons make the most of their chances to start the season 4-0? Here […] The post...
Billy Brownless says he did not realise he was on television when he was captured poking fun at Hawthorn Hawks president Jeff Kennett.
AFL: Billy Brownless gets stuck into Hawthorn President Jeff Kennett as the Geelong Cats claim victory.
Another encounter with Coleman's Essendon sees Geelong's run severely threatened. Peter Clark's series on the record breaking Cats of 1952-53 continues.
After winning three flags at Hawthorn, Smith last off-season moved to the arch rivals. Were Hawks fans entitled to boo him? ? The post “Shame on you”: Cats legend takes aim at Hawks fans over Smith boos appeared first on Zero Hanger.
On Easter Monday the footy tribes were out in force and provided a backdrop for Danny Russell and his musings on the match.
Geelong will be without another star midfielder for Sunday’s clash against Melbourne after losing gun playmaker Shaun Higgins to a hamstring injury.
Marcus Holt witnessed another thrilling Easter Monday game between the Cats and the Hawks, and the Cats did not let him down!
Geelong have survived an AFL thriller for the second week in a row, holding off rivals Hawthorn by five points in a desperate finish at the MCG. Ten days after controversially defeating Brisbane by one point, the Cats again fell in by less than a goal after leading the Hawks by 24 points at three-quarter-time...
AFL: The Geelong Cats kept their cool... just, in the face of a furious Hawthorn comeback at the MCG on Easter Monday.
It was an Easter Monday thriller after all.
Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson said Daniel Howe was “following instructions” when he made two crucial errors in Monday’s five-point loss to Geelong and suggested that these blunders were merely “two of 100″ that the Hawks made.
On a rare day where scoring and quick ball movement was scarce, the AFL world was waiting for a defining moment to break the Geelong-Hawthorn clash open.
Geelong’s game style has been a constant talking point throughout the opening round of the season, with small forward Gryan Miers saying he personally prefers when the ball moves quicker. The Cats recorded their second win of the season against Hawthorn on Easter Monday, emerging victorious by five points...
A dour Easter Monday affair between Geelong and Hawthorn exploded to life in the last quarter.
GEELONG has survived an AFL thriller for the second week in a row, holding off rivals Hawthorn by five points in a desperate finish at the MCG. Ten days after controversially defeating Brisbane by one point, the Cats again fell in by less than a goal after leading the Hawks by 24 points at three-...
Death, taxes and Hawthorn and Geelong playing out a game decided by a kick. It’s written in the stars and, as it usually does, it ended with Billy Brownless laughing in the face of Jeff Kennett when it was all over. It was a dour affair for three quarters, with the Cats holding Hawthorn at arm’s length...
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