355 games and out for the Geelong skipper.
Today’s top three sports headlines.
Geelong’s newest draftee has big shoes to fill.
355 games and out for the Geelong skipper.
Today’s top three sports headlines.
Geelong’s newest draftee has big shoes to fill.
In his belated career James Podsiadly has proven to be something of a revelation at Geelong, and as James Rosewarne suggests, it’s his form which may have a big say on how far the Cats can go this season.
Many expected Geelong to slide down the ladder in 2011. But after seven straight wins, including the one against Collingwood on Friday night, Ben Waterworth believes the Cats are no longer the hunters – they are the hunted.
An eventful 2010 season saw the Cats finish in the top three but lose their golden son, Gary Ablett Jnr. Despite this, Tom Midwood says they are, yet again, definite premiership contenders.
Will it be back-to-back premierships for the Geelong Cats? Ben Waterworth assesses the reigning premiers in part seven of his 2010 AFL season preview.
