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Match result: The Western Bulldogs have defeated the Geelong Cats by 18points at Whitten Oval on Saturday evening.
Match result: The Western Bulldogs have defeated the Geelong Cats by 18points at Whitten Oval on Saturday evening.
A poster from No.1 draft pick Nina Morrison has delivered a win for the Geelong Cats in their first ever AFLW match, defeating the Collingwood Magpies in front of 18429 people at GMHBA Stadium on Saturday night.
Match result: A poster from No.1 draft pick Nina Morrison has delivered a win for the Geelong Cats in their first every AFLW match, defeating the Collingwood Magpies in front of 18429 people at GMHBA Stadium on Saturday night.
The three most successful teams of the last fifteen years, Hawthorn, Geelong, and Sydney, are finished – at least in the short term. In fact, all three will miss the finals in 2019.
Coming off a second consecutive embarrassing knock-out final thrashing, this time in a preliminary final, the Cats and Chris Scott entered 2018 feeling the heat, holding just three September victories to their credit since they won the 2011 premiership over Collingwood.
For a moment there in the draft, I looked at Geelong’s haul of young talent and almost reconsidered my guess that Geelong will struggle this year.
In my last article I wrote about Alec Albiston, who was born over 101 years ago but appears likely to lose his place amongst the elite top 100 goal kickers of all time in the VFL/AFL in 2019.
This is the seventh of nineteen articles that are looking at the meta-results for both team and players, as collected from ELO-Following Football’s wide range of sources.
The concept of free agency is relatively new to the AFL.
Last month I started my 2019 AFL preview, detailing the competitive prospects of six of the competition’s teams, from Adelaide to Fremantle.
Last month I started my 2019 AFL preview, detailing the competitive prospects of six of the competition’s teams, from Adelaide to Fremantle.
Last month I started my 2019 AFL preview, detailing the competitive prospects of six of the competition’s teams, from Adelaide to Fremantle.
While Chris Scott has now coached Geelong into seven final series in his eight years at the club, it’s now been seven years since the Cats won a premiership, and their recent final performances have been poor.
While Chris Scott has now coached Geelong into seven final series in his eight years at the club, it’s now been seven years since the Cats won a premiership, and their recent final performances have been poor.
While Chris Scott has now coached Geelong into seven final series in his eight years at the club, it’s now been seven years since the Cats won a premiership, and their recent final performances have been poor.
I tipped Geelong to win the premiership this year, and I wasn’t alone – but in the end, they fell well short of taking home the cup.
Geelong’s 2018 season came to an uninspired conclusion on Friday night, defeated by Melbourne at the MCG in an elimination final, feeling the cold embrace of irrelevance once again.
The elimination final losers are always a talking point out of the first week of finals, and this year has been no exception.
Many tipped Geelong as a premiership contender in 2018, after an off-season which saw Gary Ablett return to the club.
As you might expect, the washup from Week 1 of this year’s AFL finals series has centred on the two eliminated losers.
At the start of this season there were high hopes for both the Geelong Cats and Sydney Swans.
So Melbourne are the feelgood story of the AFL right now, and are getting acclaim for the way they dismantled Geelong in the first elimination final.
Sam Weideman breaks out on the big stage It’s an underrated aspect of Melbourne’s past month that they have hit their straps despite the fact that Jesse Hogan and Jake Lever are sitting on the sidelines. It’s not just that Hogan and Lever are good players, it’s that both have been considered so crucial to […]
There’s only so much Lance Franklin and Patrick Dangerfield can do.
There’s only so much Lance Franklin and Patrick Dangerfield can do.
There’s only so much Lance Franklin and Patrick Dangerfield can do.
Match result: The Western Bulldogs have defeated the Geelong Cats by 18points at Whitten Oval on Saturday evening.
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