The Cats completed the Head Injury Assessment, watching vision on the bench + talking to Cameron behind play (23sec mark). All ticked off by AFL.
But if it was first 5mins of game, would he have been taken from ground?

Independent docs needed to take pressure off club docs

Marc Pittonet went under the knife yesterday.
In doubt to face the Swans.
Has been strong in the ruck pairing with Tom De Koning.

Jeremy Cameron has entered concussion protocols after delayed symptoms today.
The AFL looked into Geelong’s handling of his head knock in the final term last night, and were content with how it played out 7NEWS Melbourne 7AFL

Tactical sub. More than 2.5 quarters left in the match. Rucking against a fourth gamer

Rhys Stanley subbed out. Oisin Mullin into the game #AFLCatsPower

Incredibly sad news out of Perth overnight 7AFL 7news.com.au/sport/afl/afl-…

Breaking - Gold Coast’s Wil Powell has admitted to a homophobic slur in the loss to Brisbane.
He has been given a five-match ban
He will be unavailable until round 15.

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Hawthorn’s Connor Macdonald has added another year to his contract, signing until the end of 2026.
Having a sneaky good start to his career, playing 49 of a possible 53 games to date 7NEWS Melbourne

Gold Coast is exploring a new logo and jumper for 2025

With base salary + match payments, AFL field umpires can make over $150,000 in a home and away season before finals are included.

While we’re yet to see 100% full-time umpires, a number of field umpires are moving to have umpiring as their primary occupation

Up next - after The Front Bar

The AFL’s new head of officiating Steve McBurney on footy’s hot topics:

Sam Draper won’t be on his regular 200 Plus podcast slot this week

Adelaide has asked Patrick Dangerfield if he wants to finish his career where he started.

Indefinite absence for Tom Liberatore - now in concussion protocols for the second time in a month.

Massive blow for the Dogs - he sits comfortably on the podium for their most important players.

(3/3) “While we will not be standing in the way of the current Macquarie Point stadium proposal, we still hold concerns around the deliverability of the project. The Premier should not rule out the Stadium 2.0 project.”

more (2/3): “Labor's support doesn't mean the Premier will be let off the hook for the promises he has made - far from it. He needs to deliver his capped spend of $375m, with private investors to cover any shortfall.”

Tasmania’s opposition finally has a Stadium stance - positive for 19th team.

Dean Winter: “Under my leadership, the Labor Party stands for safe, secure, well-paid jobs. That means we will support projects with the potential to create 1000s of new jobs
- including a new stadium.”