ThePuppetMaster
Yay
Will be a great spectacle, but Geelong will dominate
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To illustrate what might happen, here is how the Cats have performed in their first away matches against the ‘new’ post-1986 teams:
Brisbane Bears – Round 15, 1987 at Carrara – Brisbane (12th) 18.11 v Geelong (6th) 10.18 – the Bears never let Geelong have a look in – a convincing result
West Coast Eagles – Round 15, 1988 at Subiaco – West Coast (6th) 18.18 v Geelong (7th) 16.10 – the Eagles stormed home after being led at the final change
Adelaide Crows – Round 23, 1992 at Football Park – Adelaide (9th) 24.25 v Geelong (1st) 11.12 – the premiership favourite was completely swamped by a side with no chance of making the finals
Fremantle Dockers – Round 4, 1995 at the WACA – Fremantle (11th) 12.22 v Geelong (5th) 10.15 – only the Dockers’ wasteful conversion saved this one from being a shellacking
Port Adelaide – Round 3, 1997 at Football Park – Port Adelaide (15th) 18.21 v Geelong (11th) 14.6 – late consolation goals to the Cats took some gloss off the Power’s inaugural AFL victory
Summary – Based on Geelong’s background, punters should get on the Suns immediately! And back them by a healthy margin. The Cats delight in extending liberal hospitality to new arrivals – 0-5 by an average margin of 42 points.
http://footystats.freeservers.com/Kennedy/Facts11-R10.html
Sounds ridiculous.
**** me
i hope they do, they deserve it
this is just indefensible
Haha. Serves Geelong right for disrespecting them and resting players