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The Gold Coast Suns will unveil top two draft picks Matt Rowell and Noah Anderson in front of their home crowd when they take on the Geelong Cats at Metricon Stadium in their first Marsh Community Series match tonight. Join The Roar for live scores from 7:40pm (AEDT).
The Gold Coast Suns will unveil top two draft picks Matt Rowell and Noah Anderson in front of their home crowd when they take on the Geelong Cats at Metricon Stadium in their first Marsh Community Series match tonight. Join The Roar for live scores from 7:40pm (AEDT).
Geelong has the greatest winning percentage of any club in this decade, yet only have one premiership to show for it after some dismal showings in September.
I was all set to pick Geelong for a shock transformation season, from the lowest-scoring team in the 2019 season to deserving grand finalists in 2020.
After winning their second premiership in three years, Geelong entered the 2010 decade as the team to beat.
With the 2019 AFL draft in the rearview mirror and club lists finalised for 2020, we decided – despite overwhelming popular opinion – that it’s not at all too early to start speculating about the season ahead.
After having limited involvement particularly in the early part of the draft over the last decade, Geelong find themselves armed with a bevy of valuable selections. What will they do?
If statistics don’t lie, Geelong have been the best team in the AFL in the last decade.
With the trade period over for another 12 months, who won? I think three sides can claim to have had the best trade period.
Through good luck and good management, Geelong have played finals in 12 of the past 13 seasons. It’s a ridiculous run of excellence that includes three flags from four grand final appearances.
Geelong and Hawthorn have developed a great rivalry over the years, so I’ve theorised the best Hawks-Cats combined team from the players of the last 12 months.
Geelong and Hawthorn have developed a great rivalry over the years, so I’ve theorised the best Hawks-Cats combined team from the players of the last 12 months.
Geelong and Hawthorn have developed a great rivalry over the years, so I’ve theorised the best Hawks-Cats combined team from the players of the last 12 months.
There may have only been one trade completed so far at this year’s AFL trade period, but it’s arguably the biggest one. Tim Kelly finally got his Western Australia wish, departing Geelong for West Coast in a blockbuster deal to get this year’s trade wheel moving.
There may have only been one trade completed so far at this year’s AFL trade period, but it’s arguably the biggest one. Tim Kelly finally got his Western Australia wish, departing Geelong for West Coast in a blockbuster deal to get this year’s trade wheel moving.
There may have only been one trade completed so far at this year’s AFL trade period, but it’s arguably the biggest one. Tim Kelly finally got his Western Australia wish, departing Geelong for West Coast in a blockbuster deal to get this year’s trade wheel moving.
An AFL trade finally happened, the Rugby World Cup group stage is wrapping up, the A-League season is kicking off and there’s a summer of cricket just around the corner. The main football seasons may be over, but episode 51 of The Roar’s Game of Codes podcast sure isn’t short of talking points!
Throughout Chris Scott’s coaching career at Geelong, it has been hard to determine whether the tenure has been successful or not.
Geelong want more than two AFL first-round draft picks from West Coast for All-Australian midfielder Tim Kelly.
The Tim Kelly fiasco is going to be the biggest talking point of this trade period, with the West Australian requesting a trade back to his home state for the second straight year.
Gary Ablett has ended speculation about his AFL career, agreeing to a new deal, while fellow veteran Harry Taylor will also play next season for Geelong.
One of the worst-kept secrets in the AFL world has finally been rubber-stamped, with wantaway Geelong superstar Tim Kelly nominating the West Coast Eagles as the club of choice in his request to return home to Western Australia.
So Richmond end the decade as the undisputed heavyweight champion of the AFL, much as Geelong ended the noughties in the exact same fashion.
It was another massive week in sport, with our AFL grand finalists being decided for 2019, the NRL preliminary final picture being made clear and the Wallabies clearing their first Rugby World Cup hurdle.
Tim Kelly has stamped himself as one of the premier midfielders of the competition, putting together one of the best first two years of an AFL career in recent memory.
Tim Kelly has stamped himself as one of the premier midfielders of the competition, putting together one of the best first two years of an AFL career in recent memory.
Tim Kelly has stamped himself as one of the premier midfielders of the competition, putting together one of the best first two years of an AFL career in recent memory.
The Gold Coast Suns will unveil top two draft picks Matt Rowell and Noah Anderson in front of their home crowd when they take on the Geelong Cats at Metricon Stadium in their first Marsh Community Series match tonight. Join The Roar for live scores from 7:40pm (AEDT).
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