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AFL 2015 ROUND 8:
GEELONG V CARLTON MATCH PREVIEW AFL ROUND 8 2015: GEELONG CATS V CARLTON BLUES THREE PREMIERSHIP players back for the Cats to face the Blues, James Kelly, Andrew Mackie and Tom Hawkins returning from injury. Missing is Mitch Duncan whose had a good few weeks but suffered a fractured foot against the Swans last weekend; and is set to miss up to three months of football. Dropped are Josh Walker and Sam Blease, who played just a quarter last week in his first game for Geelong since crossing from Melbourne.
UMPIRES TBC TIP: Cats by 54 points
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AFL 2015 ROUND 8 GEELONG CATS v CARLTON BLUES FRIDAY 22 MAY 2015 19:50 AEST ETIHAD STADIUM
VFL 2015 ROUND 6 GEELONG V PORT MELBOURNE SATURDAY 23 MAY 2015 12:12 AEST SIMONDS STADIUM
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Updated 21/5/2015 Jimmy Bartel Knee 2-4 weeks * On long term injury list |
BLUES INJURY LIST Updated 21/5/2015 Ciaran Byrne Hamstring 1-2 weeks |
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AAFL 2014 ROUND 21 CARLTON BLUES V GEELONG CATS FRIDAY 15 AUGUST 2014 19:50 AEST ETIHAD STADIUM 15 AUGUST 2014 CATS BEAT BLUES IN YET ANOTHER NAIL BITER 14 AUGUST 2014 AFL 2014 ROUND 21: CARLTON BLUES V GEELONG CATS; TEAMS AND MATCH PREVIEW CATS BEAT BLUES IN YET ANOTHER NAIL BITER AFL ROUND 21 2014 CARLTON BLUES V GEELONG CATS GEELONG snatched a victory from what looked likely to be a defeat at the hands of Carlton tonight at Etihad Stadium, Allen Christensen slotting through the winning goal with still plenty of time left on the clock but the Cats managed to control the game, scoring another behind to make the final margin six points. Christensen's goal came courtesy of a very late paid free kick, adding to the anguish for the Blues supporters (and the opposite for the Geelong fans). Not a night for the Cats' big forwards - only Mark Blicavs troubling the scorers, the goals coming from Steve Motlop (3) and Christensen (2). It was a night for Josh Caddy however, relishing more game time and time on the ball, a unanimous choice as BOG for the Cats, booting a key goal midway through the final quarter after taking a brilliant mark falling back with the flight of the ball towards the behind post. For the Blues, Troy Menzel started off very well but ended up with an AC injury; joined in the medical room by Dale Thomas (knee) and David Ellard who hurt a leg. Before the first bounce Jordan Murdoch (calf) was replaced in the side by Jackson Thurlow who booted a very crucial goal with 20 minutes on the clock. Thurlow was the sub, and replaced Billie Smedts at three quarter time. Next Saturday night at the MCG the Cats take on the Hawks in an away game; win and the Cats will almost certainly finish second and even have a chance of finishing on top. The Hawks play Fremantle on Sunday at Subiaco.
GEELONG:
3.2, 6.5, 8.13, 11.16 (82) DEFEATED GOALS BEST CHANGES INJURIES SUBSTITUTES UMPIRES FIELD:
Hosking, Rosebury, Schmidt EM: TIP: Cats by 36 points CROWD: 38,812 at Ethiad Stadium, Melbourne Docklands
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VFL 2015 ROUND 6 GEELONG V PORT MELBOURNE SATURDAY 23 MAY 2015 12:12 AEST SIMONDS STADIUM
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