Oppo Camp Non Geelong football (AFL) discussion 2025, Part 1

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Never mind, found this. West Coast are to blame for being a rabble.

Compare the pair.




As the reigning premier and one of the most respected clubs in the AFL, the competition was right to have expected more from Geelong. It certainly did not live up to its own standards, even within the new framework that has come into play with the introduction of free agency and since the AFL encouraged Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney to expose that loophole which allowed players to sign on to those clubs one year before their current deal expired.

It was a pity it took four of the AFL's more powerful and respected club chief executives to publicly chastise the Cats when the AFL should have led the charge.

Still, it would have been heartening to hear the AFL was at least uncomfortable with Geelong's shabby treatment of Port Adelaide, whether it was deliberate or not.

This column's understanding is that the AFL was dismayed at what Geelong did. The Cats' actions were deemed inappropriate, uncharacteristic and messy.

Hopefully, despite some protestations during the week, the club has accepted it behaved in a most un-Geelong-like fashion. And the rest of the competition will at least consider that some standards in football are worth preserving.
 
Has Carowhine Wilson said anything about how awful it is for a coach from a top team to travel interstate to headhunt one of the best players from a club on its knees? She used to be strongly against that. :eyes:
I assume she's putting together a stinging editorial as we speak right? Surely
 
I assume she's putting together a stinging editorial as we speak right? Surely
Should be getting it just after her 'Gold Coast Suns: a club on its knees sees its captain poached by recent premiers for peanuts' article drops. 🤡
 

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Has Carowhine Wilson said anything about how awful it is for a coach from a top team to travel interstate to headhunt one of the best players from a club on its knees? She used to be strongly against that. :eyes:
Not just one of their best players, but also the co-captain of the club

Unless Oscar turns around to sign an extension with WCE pretty quickly, are the players really going to buy into the message he's trying to sell them or does it become a situation that if they feel like the captain is wanting out, why would they want to hang around?
 

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Oppo Camp Non Geelong football (AFL) discussion 2025, Part 1


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