by Andrew Sutherland, 24 May 2013
Immediately after Brisbane claimed their third consecutive premiership in 2003, Anthony Hudson proclaimed that they had become “the greatest side of the modern era”. Robert Walls, who had seen some mighty sides in his time, declared them to be “the best team that I’ve seen”. Only six years later, Geelong won their second premiership in [...]
by Greg Buckle, 19 May 2013
Collingwood fought back from 13 points down at three-quarter time to score an upset win over the previously unbeaten Geelong in Saturday night’s round-eight AFL blockbuster at the MCG. The Magpies notched their fifth victory of the season with four goals to Geelong’s one in the final term to win 15.12 (102) to 14.12 (96). [...]
by Brodie Chivers, 18 May 2013 
Collingwood and Geelong both started the season with premiership expectations – square off in a battle of two teams headed in different directions after Round 7. Stay with us on this page for live scores and commentary from 7.40pm AEST for this epic battle. The Pies were struck a devastating defeat last week at the [...]
by Roger Vaughan, 11 May 2013
Geelong have seen off another AFL challenger, counter-punching superbly to beat Essendon by 28 points. Geelong pulled away in the second half of a pulsating contest on Friday night to win 17.11 (113) to 11.19 (85), meaning they are the only unbeaten team after seven rounds. Speedy midfielder Steven Motlop and Steve Johnson starred for [...]
by Caleb Shepherd, 10 May 2013
Geelong and Essendon, the only undefeated teams this season, go head to head at Etihad Stadium tonight in what is set to be an entertaining encounter. We’ll have live scores and commentary from 7.40pm AEST. The Bombers will get a big boost, with Michael Hurley, Dustin Fletcher, Jake Carlisle, Dyson Heppell, and Jason Winderlich all [...]
by Dan Lonergan, 10 May 2013
Since 2004, Geelong have missed the finals once and, in the eight finals campaigns they have competed in during that time, they have won a final every year except last season. Included in that is three premierships and four grand finals. In a competition where the AFL has almost been bordering on obsessive to make [...]
by David Lazzaro, 10 May 2013
The clash of the last two undefeated teams is always a highlight, but the meeting between the Cats and Bombers this Friday seems to have a touch more zing about it. The Cats have been the undisputed benchmark of the competition since their drought-breaking triumph in 2007. The Hawks, Pies and Swans have managed to [...]
by mastermind5991, 10 May 2013
This is set to be a biggest round of the AFL season so far. Two undefeated teams will soon become one, while this round also features a rematch of last year’s grand final. Thus, those two matches will be my feature matches of this round. First, I’ll preview the match which pits the season’s two [...]
by Andrew Slevison, 8 May 2013
Despite having their fair share of critics during preseason, Geelong have stamped their authority on a 2013 Premiership tilt. The 2007, 2009 and 2011 premiers were not all that fancied when the NAB Cup was before us but now they have made it clear that a fourth flag in seven seasons is a genuine possibility. [...]
by Alfred Chan, 6 May 2013
Much has been made of when Geelong would inevitably bottom out, be forced to rebuild the team and spend time at the bottom of the ladder. But it’s not going to happen because they’re rebuilding as we speak and winning too. Team rebuilding is a natural process in the AFL where successful teams must eventually [...]
Having been founded in 1859, the Geelong Cats are the second oldest football club in the AFL and is also one of the oldest in the world. The Cats have won eight premierships, garnering a reputation as both world beaters and underachievers, highlighted by their record breaking 2007 Grand final triumph over Port Adelaide and their 2008 Premiership loss to the Hawthorn Hawks, and their thrilling 2009 victory over St Kilda.
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