Geelong’s appearance in the finals is almost a given. The club is continuing to defy gravity to again be a top-four chance under Chris Scott.
Surely Geelong can’t win the 2024 flag?They have played in qualifying finals 13 of the past 17 years. They have won four flags in that time.
“We are not playing our absolute best footy, but there are parts of our game that we are executing really well and the challenge for us is to execute that for longer periods.” That star power consists of Dangerfield – who made a good case for the two-year contract he is seeking – Jeremy Cameron and Tom Stewart.
Those stars are tremendous assets to the coach, who also benefits from a development program that is both the game’s best and most consistent producer of AFL talent, and a recruiter who found Lawson Humphries playing seconds for Swan Districts.
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