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The say that necessity is the mother of all invention.
And it usually applies. In this case, its definitely a stretch to suggest that a Pandemic was needed to provide causality for this to occur - but its hard to dispute it as well.
Without crowds, the AFL no longer has the mantra of a "fan access restriction" clause to use for not playing Geelong V Hawks at KP....
well... as the much utilised GIF says....
ITS HAPPENING!!!!!
The Hawks are headed down the highway for the first time since 2006 for the 4 points. Last time. they left with them. This time... lets hope not.
Its been a once in a 100 year event that created the environment for it to happen - lets make the most of it.
It not quite Easter Monday... but ill take a Friday in June to get the Cats V Hawks at GMHBA.
The team has had plenty of time to look at Rd 1 - what worked and what didnt - and to make adjustements and tweaks.
Players on the 80% list of fitness are no longer - the break has done the dings good. Will getting back to footy creat more however? Who know... but probably.
Im just glad that after Rd 1 when the plug was pulled, the thought of not seeing the #29... whoops.. the #4 running around in the hoops again was a real possibility. Now it seems we will get at least one more chance at seeing GAJ do his hoops proud.
WE dont know what the footy will be like, what the skills and endavour will be...and certianly not the outcome. One thing is for sure, we will all be watching... hoping... barracking and enjoying the Cats doing what they do best... being Geelong Strong as the 2020 version of the Greatest team of All.
Its still a bit away... but if ever there was a good time for a long preview thread.. its now.
Have at it.
GO CAtters
And it usually applies. In this case, its definitely a stretch to suggest that a Pandemic was needed to provide causality for this to occur - but its hard to dispute it as well.
Without crowds, the AFL no longer has the mantra of a "fan access restriction" clause to use for not playing Geelong V Hawks at KP....
well... as the much utilised GIF says....
ITS HAPPENING!!!!!
The Hawks are headed down the highway for the first time since 2006 for the 4 points. Last time. they left with them. This time... lets hope not.
Its been a once in a 100 year event that created the environment for it to happen - lets make the most of it.
It not quite Easter Monday... but ill take a Friday in June to get the Cats V Hawks at GMHBA.
The team has had plenty of time to look at Rd 1 - what worked and what didnt - and to make adjustements and tweaks.
Players on the 80% list of fitness are no longer - the break has done the dings good. Will getting back to footy creat more however? Who know... but probably.
Im just glad that after Rd 1 when the plug was pulled, the thought of not seeing the #29... whoops.. the #4 running around in the hoops again was a real possibility. Now it seems we will get at least one more chance at seeing GAJ do his hoops proud.
WE dont know what the footy will be like, what the skills and endavour will be...and certianly not the outcome. One thing is for sure, we will all be watching... hoping... barracking and enjoying the Cats doing what they do best... being Geelong Strong as the 2020 version of the Greatest team of All.
Its still a bit away... but if ever there was a good time for a long preview thread.. its now.
Have at it.
GO CAtters