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By 2021-07-10T16:12+10:00 Jordan Clark, Charlie Constable and Quinton Narkle may need to leave Geelong to further their AFL careers. Clark – who is contracted until the end of 2022 – continues to be linked with a move home to Western Australia, while Constable and Narkle are both coming out of contract at season’s end. The Cats trio were all overlooked for Saturday’s match against Carlton with Shaun Higgins, Max Holmes, Mark O’Connor and Esava Ratugolea getting the nod at selection. Speaking on SEN Breakfast, Sam Edmund and David King discussed whether the opportu...

Share 'But we do have a bit of experience with a different environment over the last 18 months and... our club has embraced that. And that is the attitude we're taking to this as well. 'Just acknowledge that the challenge is real and there are some things that are going to be different. Geelong players and staffers spent the week in partial quarantine, barred from leaving their homes for any reason except training. 'There's no point trying to kid yourself, or kid the players, that this is normal - we know it's not,' said Scott (pictured on Tuesday) 'We need to make sure we have got our head a...

Around the Country: Jamarra held quiet by ex-Blue, Pies youngsters star By We’ve gone through all the big storylines from an AFL perspective: Howe throws hat in the ring, Dunstan dominant again Box Hill made it two on the trot by beating Sandringham by 30 points in the VFL. Daniel Howe threw his hat back in the ring for the Hawks with 30 touches and a goal while Conor Nash took nine marks and had 20 disposals. Box Hill players Fergus Greene and Vincent Adduci combined for nine goals with Hawks-listed forward Tyler Brockman chipping in with two. For Sandy, Luke Dunstan continued his stron...

Cats swing late change ahead of Melbourne clash By Brandan Parfitt will miss Geelong’s clash with Melbourne on Sunday afternoon. The 22-year-old recieved a knock to the hip against Hawthorn last week and is yet to fully recover. Quinton Narkle comes into the side as his replacement. Narkle hasn’t played at the top level since Round 6, 2020 when he injured his hamstring against Brisbane. Max Holmes has been named as the medical substitute for the Cats while Tom Sparrow will be the 23rd man for Melbourne.

AFL 2021: All the Round 3 teams as they drop AFL by Marc McGowan Premium Content Subscriber only Lance Franklin is set to back up from his successful return game to face reigning premier Richmond at the MCG on Saturday. All-Australian defender Jake Lloyd confirmed on Thursday morning that Franklin had been named in the Sydney Swans' side to take on the Tigers. Franklin kicked three goals in the Swans' 33-point defeat of Adelaide that maintained their perfect start to the year after the shock upset of Brisbane in Round 1.   Watch the 2021 Toyota AFL Pr...