Geelong Cats eye trade targets but won’t rebuild in 2026 as they chase ‘epic’ Brisbane Lions after losing 2025 AFL grand final
On Saturday night, he was in the hospital for scans on Sunday after attending the meeting at the club after the game and may face surgery depending on the results.
Geelong President Grant McCabe paid a loan to Lions, who had seven players under 22 years of age and received high points in 2026, to add Lions to add.
Geelong Coach Chris Scott congratulates Chris Fagan on Saturday.Credit: AFL Photos through Getty Images
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“They were epics. I thought they had the best list all year and you can see that the coaching group is great. [their president] Andrew Wellington is one of the best people I’ve met in football, so they’re doing it right, Mc McCabe said to Masthead.
“They talked about multiplying Geelong, and now there will be many clubs looking at what they exercise about how to chase Brisbane? Very impressive and Ashcroft Boys is something to see.”
Scott has now coached CATS in 33 finals and managed to take the team to the big finals for the second time in four seasons with 10 players who have never played in a big final before.
Dangerfield said that the club knew how to return from such defeats and means that their tight ties have won and lost together.
“It will be hard and will be foment in the summer period, [but] These difficult periods are the reason why it is worth it when you do it right. ”
“This is a special bond. We are really lucky. We also have great young players and aging champions. [the year] I haven’t finished it as we all hoped, I still feel a great opportunity for this group. “
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McCabe, of course, remained bright for future cats on the field and on the field.
“I think the superpower of this club is to continue to develop and continue to heal and re -invented. [the result] McCabe said, McCabe said.
“When the dust is settled, there will be nothing but appetite to continue to develop.”
