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The ground is an issue. Geelong play a corridor game. Going end to end limiting movement out wide. If you want to play the G well look at Richmond. From HB they overlap with quick handballs and 20 metre kicks, then they go out to the wings and straight into CHF.Could the Cat's game not work as well on the wider MCG?
2012 - MCG (Home) - Defeated by Fremantle
2013 - MCG (Away) - Defeated by Hawthorn
2014 - MCG (Home) - Defeated by North
2015 - no finals
2016 - MCG (Home) - Defeated by Sydney
2017 - Adelaide Oval - Defeated by Adelaide
2018 - MCG (Away) - Defeated by Melbourne
You simply have to use the space at the G. The way Geelong would counter that Richmond ploy (should they play them) is to not allow their press to get too defensive. Richmond look for gaps. Fill them. Keep a traditional wing position so when the ball goes out there, there are Geelong players waiting.
A kick behind the play will help any team counter Richmond, to an extent.
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