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Cats land key piece as stacked best 23 becomes clear
- On Thursday, Geelong acquired 30-year-old ruckman Rowan Marshall from Kilda, trading pick No.14 and a 2028 third-round selection to fill the void left by Rhys Stanley's retirement.
- Simultaneously, the Cats are among five clubs pursuing Sydney defender Nick Blakey, who is testing the market despite being signed until 2031.
- Sydney list boss Chris Keane remains in talks with Blakey's manager, Robbie D'Orazio, as the 26-year-old was interviewed by police regarding a hotel incident, though no charges have been laid.
- The Suns face a 72-hour window ending Friday to match the Hawks' offer for Ben King, while The Western Bulldogs await free agency paperwork for Port Adelaide's Zak Butters.
- Geelong's acquisitions of Jordan Ridley and Toby Greene position the club for 2027, while developing talents like Harley Barker and Mitchell Edwards provide critical roster depth.
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‘Footy cemetery’: St Kilda’s grim warning after Marshall exit as heat turns on $1.7m recruit
St Kilda has been warned it risks becoming a “footy cemetery” for incoming players if it fails to deliver in 2027, following the departure of star Rowan Marshall to Geelong on Thursday.
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Cats land Marshall as Blakey chase heats
Geelong has bolstered its ruck stocks by securing Rowan Marshall from St Kilda, while the Cats remain among several clubs circling Sydney star Nick Blakey. The Cats traded pick No.14 in this year’s draft and a third-round selection in 2028 to secure the contracted 30-year-old Marshall. It is the second consecutive year Marshall has requested [...] Read More...
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