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Goals 2009
C Mooney 46
S Johnson 40
P Chapman 37
T Hawkins 34
S Byrnes 32
M Stokes 29
G Ablett 27
M Rooke 24
T Varcoe 22
J Bartel 12
Marks 2009
C Mooney 178
A Mackie 154
J Bartel 151
C Enright 142
D Milburn 132
P Chapman 130
T Hawkins 130
M Scarlett 125
H Taylor 121
S Johnson 111
Disposals 2009
G Ablett 744
J Selwood 687
J Corey 662
J Bartel 647
C Enright 628
P Chapman 536
A Mackie 506
C Ling 500
D Milburn 470
S Byrnes 408
Injuries
M Brown 12 wks
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
Suspensions
M Stokes 8 wks
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

NAB Cup Week 1: Geelong v North Melbourne

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 21:34 on February 18 2010

Geelong have gone to extremes with their squad for Sunday’s NAB Cup match against North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium.

Eight players in the squad are in line to make their first official appearance in the blue and white, and will play alongside a strong list of premiership players with only Brad Ottens, Matthew Scarlett, Paul Chapman and Max Rooke missing out. Tom Harley is also an obvious omission, following his retirement in October last year.

One man attracting a lot of attention is rookie-listed forward James Podsiadly, who last played a NAB Cup match in Collingwood colours back in 2002.

The squad is yet to be finalised, but has been named as follows:
Gary Ablett, Tom Allwright, Jimmy Bartel, Mark Blake, Shannon Byrnes, Allen Christensen, Joel Corey, Mitch Duncan, Corey Enright, Tom Gillies, Tom Hawkins, Josh Hunt, Taylor Hunt, Steve Johnson, James Kelly, Jeremy Laidler, Cameron Ling, Tom Lonergan, Andrew Mackie, Darren Milburn, Cameron Mooney, Steve Motlop, James Podsiadly, Joel Selwood, Dawson Simpson, Harry Taylor, Adam Varcoe, Travis Varcoe, David Wojcinski. Three players from this squad will be named as emergencies.

Round 4: Adelaide v Geelong

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 13:37 on April 17 2009
Rookie ruckman Shane Mumford has been promoted to the Cats' senior list and will play his first AFL match for 2009, filling the number two spot in ... read more →

Mighty Blue and White – Update

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 11:02 on April 17 2009
Okay, let's be honest - we're a little behind schedule with the nifty features. But they're coming! In the meantime, we're seeking photographs taken by you that ... read more →

Johnson fined

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 15:06 on April 14 2009
After being cited by the match review panel for 'pinching' Collingwood defender Harry O'Brien during the first quarter, Steve Johnson has accepted his $900 fine. As it was ... read more →

Round 3 Wrap

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 13:42 on April 10 2009
The Cats piled on eight unanswered goals in the second quarter and withstood a third-quarter fight back (or perhaps a catnap) to defeat Collingwood by 27 points ... read more →

Round 3: Geelong v Collingwood

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 22:44 on April 8 2009
The Cats have made three changes to the tired team that hung on to defeat the Tigers last week, bringing in Mathew Stokes, Shannon Byrnes and Trent ... read more →

Round 2: Geelong v Richmond

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 10:01 on April 3 2009
Simon Hogan has been selected to make his debut for the Cats this weekend, named along with Tom Hawkins to replace injured pair Mathew Stokes and Tom ... read more →

Johnson cleared

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 21:41 on March 31 2009
Steve Johnson elected to challenge his booking at the tribunal tonight, and has been cleared of attempting to strike Luke Hodge. Even if he had accepted ... read more →

Cats cleared

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 17:34 on March 30 2009
Max Rooke and Andrew Mackie were both cleared by the match review panel and will be free to play against Richmond at Skilled Stadium on Saturday. Rooke ... read more →

Round 1 Wrap

Comment 0 Posted by Mighty Blue & White at 10:11 on March 28 2009
Geelong just managed to hold off a fast-finishing Hawthorn last night, defeating the reigning premiers by little more than a kick. Despite leading by over 40 points ... read more →