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Topic: Geelong Falcons

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Geelong Falcons Regional Manager and former Geelong champion Michael Turner says the Falcons has a proud history of nurturing a number of quality AFL footballers.
		Geelong Falcons coach Damien Christensen says James may have been a quiet leader at first, but as soon as his confidence grew in his own football ability, many of his other team mates began to developed a new found respect for him.
		This was best exemplified when the Geelong youngster flew to Perth as an emergency for the Fremantle match in Round 20 this season and then had to travel to Bendigo the next day to play for Geelong's VFL side.
	www.flarn.com /~keldar/Articles/06032003_01.htm (1757 words)

	Geelong forums, news and weather
		A 16-YEAR-OLD Geelong student is fighting for an apology from her former employer after she was paid with more than a thousand five cent coins.
		The former Geelong great played 300 games of league football, has been courted by the rich and famous and is a star on one of the highest-rating television...
		Geelong coach Mark Thompson has moved on from the club's AFL semi-final heartbreak, despite the occasional unwelcome reminder.
	www.geelong.com (812 words)

	Murray Bushrangers Football Club - Bush Telegraph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Falcons were in control in the first half, taking every opportunity to push the ball forward with plenty of run from the backline.
		While the Falcons held on to a three-goal lead going into the fourth, an inspiring goal from Mikal Bloom lifted the Bushrangers early in the final term to put the side within one goal of the Falcons with plenty of time to spare.
		But the Falcons did not give up, charging into their forward line to kick a goal and a point to level the scores before adding another point just before the siren to put an end to the Bushrangers' hopes of a first-round win.
	www.murraybushrangers.com.au /news/200349687.htm (396 words)

	The Cattery - Unofficial Geelong Football Club Site - The Mighty Cats
		Geelong will not be participating in the 'pre-season' draft, but will have up to three picks in the rookie draft.
		Geelong AFL coach Mark Thompson is confident that gun midfielder Jimmy Bartel will commit to a new contract with the Cats.
		Geelong was hit by injuries during the game, with Cameron Mooney, Steven King, Josh Hunt, Gary Ablett, Tom Harley and Jimmy Bartel all taking hits, with King spending the last quarter and a half off the ground.
	geelong.keldar.net (1069 words)

	Geelong - Current News & Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		GEELONG McDonald's Restaurant owner Barb Smoorenburg has been urged to launch a ``McLove'' burger in response to her public call for goodwill and understanding...
		FORMER Geelong Falcon Jordan Lewis returned yesterday from walking in the footsteps of his forefathers on the Kokoda trail, tired but proud of the achievement.
		Geelong County Court heard Liem Tahnh Nguyen was a hardworking and normally peaceful 27-year-old.
	news.daylightonline.com /2003/Geelong.html (3418 words)

	Well (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Geelong are "very interested" in 181 cm midfielder Tim Callan (Geelong Falcons), son of 1960s Defender Terry Callan.
		Another Geelong Falcon, Jackson Bolton, has been contacted by Sydney about possibly going to play for the Swans.
		He is the son of former Geelong and Sydney player David Bolton.
	www.users.bigpond.com /tropin/draft/rumours.html (275 words)

	Geelong Football League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		We thank the City of Greater Geelong and the Smart Move Campaign for being associated with the GFL Interleague team.
		KFC Geelong and Colac, through the Hosking Family have been long standing supporters of the GFL football and their continued sponsorship of the Under 18 Competition is extremely valued.
		The Geelong Advertiser provided us with tremendous support and their Boozeless Championship Media Award was just reward for excellent and consistent support of the GFL.
	www.gfl.com.au /history/glance98/glance2.asp (2220 words)

	bolton
		FORMER Sydney and Geelong wingman David Bolton is considering legal action after the completion of an investigation into an incident in which he received severe facial injuries was dropped.
		Bolton, a defender with Geelong league club St Joseph's, had three plates inserted in his fractured cheekbone and repairs on his fractured eye socket after a collision with Newtown and Chilwell opponent Jason Orr in the opening minute of their match on 4 May.
		He was angered when Football Geelong, the body that oversees the Geelong and Bellarine leagues, heeded the advice of investigating officer Paul Evans in not referring the incident to the tribunal.
	www.australianrules.com.au /2002stories/bolton.html (249 words)

	The Mercury: Cats confident of Bartel signing (archived)
		Geelong has meanwhile invited delisted Fremantle player Andrew Siegert to take part in the club's first pre-season training session as he attempts to resurrect his career.
		Siegert, 23, who captained Geelong Falcons to a Premiership in 2000 in the TAC Cup, played 36 games in four seasons with Fremantle.
		"Andrew is a Geelong Falcon boy and has been over at Fremantle and has had a pretty good career, so we will have a look at him and we'll see what comes of that," Thompson said.
	themercury.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,5936,17164661^23211,00.html (456 words)

	Buckley's Entertainment Centre - Geelong
		After opening in October 1993, Buckley’s in Breakwater Geelong has grown into one of the largest and most popular Clubs in the Victorian region.
		The second association is tied in with the local legend William Buckley who after being transported from England in 1803, escaped with fellow convicts and lived in the Geelong region for over 30 years with local aborigines.
		Buckley’s official name is The Geelong Combined Leagues Club Ltd. and included in their sponsorship each year is also the Geelong Umpires League, Geelong Junior Football and the Geelong Falcons.
	www.buckleys.com.au /history.asp (327 words)

	Draft Profiles - Geelong Falcons
		The Falcons were a fairly even side with few standouts.
		Buckland is one of those players who held down a key position (in this case centre-half back) for most of the year in the TAC, but of course he wouldn't be able to play there at AFL level.
		Foley had a sensational year for Geelong and was a worthy choice as 1st rover in the TAC team of the year.
	www.hawkheadquarters.com /article.aspx?articleid=949 (1376 words)

	The Wiz Biz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Geelong Falcons used him off the bench a lot in 2001 (even allowing for the way they regularly use the bench more than most) yet he still averaged 18 disposals and kicked 27-19 primarily as an onballer/HFF and performed well in the 2001 U18 Championships.
		Not just how often such a kid can be at his U18 club but also the mental wear and tear of spending lonnnng hours travelling all around the state, much of it by car.
		Get him into an AFL club, where he can embrace the culture, be inspired by seeing first-hand the way others prepare themselves, be able to train and practice and have his body finely tuned full-time for 10 months of the year and I am confident he will develop into a seriously good AFL player.
	users.bigpond.com /tropin/draft/BrentMoloney.htm (1227 words)

	King Ling: shaping up to take charge - Features - www.realfooty.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ling had put together what was ostensibly a healthy curriculum vitae, playing for Victorian Country at under-15 and under-18 level, kicking buckets of goals for Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup.
		Turner is convinced that Ling was fortunate at the time that Geelong, under coach Mark Thompson and chief executive Brian Cook, had started a new policy of selecting a local kid if all other matters were equal.
		At Geelong, they suspect he is undervalued by the public and the media.
	www.realfooty.theage.com.au /articles/2004/03/04/1078378907732.html (1268 words)

	WJFA Season 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Geelong Falcons defeated the Oakleigh Chargers by 3 points in Round 14 of the TAC Cup
		On a fine day at Shell Stadium in Geelong the Chargers were in front up until the last play of the game, where a goal by the Falcons with 10 seconds left on the clock left the young Chargers a disappointed team.
		However the Falcons replied with the final kick of the day to narrowly oust the Chargers.
	www.wjfa.org.au /OakleighChargers_MR14.htm (378 words)

	geelong falcons - BigFooty Boards
		The last 2 games he has been named best for falcons and I think he has been named in there quite a few times this season.
		Josh Eddy impresses me also, the way he puts his body in and gets the ball is fantastic, falcons made good choices in their leadership roles this season
		From the 4 falcons games i have watched, I believe he wouldnt have had more than 1 or 2 goals kicked against him.
	www.bigfooty.com /forum/showthread.php?t=169943 (391 words)

	National Australia Bank - Marc Murphy taken at number one (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Talented Geelong Falcons midfielder Shaun Higgins was grabbed by the Western Bulldogs with the next pick, followed by inside midfielder Nathan Jones, who was grabbed by Melbourne, the club that had eyed him off in recent times.
		Sturt's Shannon Hurn, touted by many as a possible top five selection, ended up with West Coast with pick 13, while Tasmanian utility Grant Birchall, whose prospects rocketed up the charts in recent weeks, was selected by Hawthorn with pick 14 – a popular selection given the club's strong Tasmanian supporter base.
		Quick midfielder Travis Varcoe from Central Districts was Geelong's first selection – at pick 15, while Richard Douglas and local Darren Pfeiffer went to Adelaide with consecutive selections.
	www.national.com.au /Sponsorships/0,,76417,00.html (757 words)

	Be cool guys! -- BULLET IN BOARD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pfeiffer will also be strongly considered by Geelong, just before Adelaide has the opportunity to select him at either No.16 or No.17, when it has consecutives picks.
		Although he has another year in the TAC Cup, Cook is not without a chance of being drafted, with several clubs interested in the hard-at-it midfielder/forward.
		Port Adelaide, Sydney and Geelong are all believed to be interested in him.
	www.voy.com /51976/4/43783.html (277 words)

	vogels
		His form was good enough to warrant selection in the Victorian Country squad at the national under-18 championships.
		When he was overlooked in the 2001 national draft, he considered joining either Geelong's VFL team or North Ballarat before deciding to stay in Terang and play country footy.
		After beginning his apprenticeship in Terang under Bevan Heard, he was wary of the travel required to play in the VFL.
	www.australianrules.com.au /2004stories/vogels.html (546 words)

	BigFooty Boards - Michael Turner, Geelong Falcons
		The reason this thread is in the Geelong forum is i was wondering if anyone has an opinion on what he's doing?
		Is it possible say if one of the kids was looked over at the Falcons to get a game at the Jets for eg.
		Yeah, Jye Walker wasn't even invited to Falcons pre season training but rang Mick Turner to see if he could come and train.
	www.bigfooty.com /forum/printthread.php?t=177213 (1213 words)

	Herald Sun: Geelong end-of-season report [ 23sep05 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		One priority is to keep local products in Geelong -- Abletts, Bartel, Ling, Scarlett -- so don't be surprised if they target the Geelong Falcons.
		Geelong averaged 50 disposals inside 50 per game, ranked No. 1.
		In the last 10 rounds Geelong kicked a goal once inside 50 24 per cent of the time, ranked 15th.
	www.heraldsun.news.com.au /printpage/0,5481,16693064,00.html (692 words)

	Great Cats - Geelong Football Club
		Often said to be second only to Gary Ablett as the most skilful footballer to line up in the blue and white hoops.
		Second to Gary Ablett in all-time goal-kicking at Geelong having steered through 837 big ones during his stellar career with the Cats and also kicked 223 with North, a total of 1060.
		During Geelong's great era during the early fifties, Smith was regarded as unbeatable in defence.
	www.liquidrock.bizhosting.com /ablett.greatcats.htm (166 words)

	Colac Football Netball Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A big Congratulations to Lochy Veale who was selected by Hawthorn in last years AFL preseason draft—we hope he has a long and successful career with the Hawks.
		Also congratulations to Nathan Foley, Renwick Watts and Phil McCarthy for making the final list for the Geelong Falcons 2003 season.
		Also good luck to last years Ted Parker medalist Luke Theodore who has signed on with Williamstown in The VFL for 2003.
	www.standard.net.au /~colactigers/pages/football.html (176 words)

	Tim's Report for March 4, 2000
		Tough, experienced bloke who was dropped for the first time in his 10-year, 181-game career last season.
		Geelong's best player in their 94 and 95 GF losses, the second against the Blues.
		Older brother Adam is at Geelong and even older brother Damian played for North and Collingwood.
	www.afana.com /afl/tim/2000_Reviews/afl_tim_000304.html (2337 words)

	: September 2005
		Still, there have been a few interesting trade possibilities to emerge over the past month or so and these are the ones that seem to have a basis of fact in them.
		They are players who are either out of contract or have asked or been asked to move on and appear set to move elsewhere.
		Geelong - Mills Wayde 196 88 Southport QLD (Tall Defender) 48.
	whisperingjack31.blogspot.com /2005_09_01_whisperingjack31_archive.html (5862 words)

	Athletics Australia - Athlete Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Known around the track as "Deakesy", Nathan's superstition is to wear coach, Ron Weigel's, head band in competition.
		As a junior Nathan played football in the U/18 VSFL with the Geelong Falcons and enjoys watching AFL games in his spare time.
		Nathan won the 20km selection event in February over the Olympic course and was selected in the Olympic team in June '00.
	www.leopold.vic.edu.au /olympics/Nathan_Deakes.htm (200 words)

	Sportal.com.au
		Former Geelong midfielder Cameron Thurley appears set to join the Kangaroos in the NAB AFL pre-season draft, with the AFL confirming on Tuesday that he had been granted permission to commence training at Arden Street.
		The 24-year-old played seven games for the Cats in 2005, after two pre-season games the season before, but rejected a one-year deal from the Cats in October.
		Geelong - Andrew Siegert, Fremantle; Will Slade, Geelong.
	www.sportal.com.au /?i=news&id=74672 (504 words)

	The MFC Flame - Unofficial Melbourne Demons Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Measured at 188cm and 75kg at the start of the season, Buckland fitted in as the Falcons centre half back all year and was able to contain taller opponents.
		Rudd was a dual Vic Country U18 representative and finished runner up in the Falcons 2002 Best and Fairest and was a back flanker in the TAC Cup Team of the Year last year.
		Averaged 26.5 possessions at the Falcons in 2002, and probably missed being drafted because of his lack of pace.
	www.mfcflame.com /stories/2003/draft.html (7867 words)

	ballarat.yourguide
		He has made the commitment to promote youngsters Xavier Moloney and Ayden George for North Ballarat's clash with Geelong at Geelong on Saturday.
		The Roosters are missing the power and experience of injured pair Nathan Saunders (broken hand) and Craig Biddiscombe (broken thumb), but their problems go deeper than this.
		In his first season after playing with the Geelong Falcons, Moloney made his senior debut against Coburg on May 15 and has not played seniors since.
	ballarat.yourguide.com.au /detail.asp?class=sport&subclass=local&category=general%20sport&story_id=400908&y=2005&m=6 (348 words)

	2003 AFL Draft St Kilda Saints (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Captained Vic Country in 2001 and dual All Australian at U18s level.
		Runner up in Falcon's Best and Fairest Award in 2001.
		Missed AFL U18s due to injury but returned late in the season showing his outstanding potential with the Falcons.
	members.iinet.net.au /~skewes/saints/draftpicks01.html (1347 words)

	The Mercury: Top 10 factbox (archived) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		HAWTHORN - Jordan Lewis (Geelong Falcons, Vic), DOB: 24-4-86, HT: 183cm, WT: 73kg.
		ADELAIDE - John Meesen (Geelong Falcons, Vic), DOB: 20-6-86, HT: 199cm, WT: 89kg.
		A ruckman to give the Crows extra depth, he is speedy for his size and a strong mark around the ground.
	www.themercury.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,5936,11444383%255E23211,00.html (424 words)

	Racing and Sports news story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sunday, 21 November 2004: With the AFL Draft concluded, we have a look at who your team has picked up.
		Ablett is of course the stand out here, and could be anything.
		Prismall is versatile and highly rated by those in the know, while Egan, after being named in the VFL team of the year, should provide a good backup to Geelong’s other key defensive players.
	www.aapracingandsports.com.au /cms/cmspopnews.asp?NID=52446 (1667 words)

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