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Geelong Cats Face Scrutiny Over Alleged Concussion Deal

Published August 6, 2026 · Updated August 6, 2026 · The Guardian

The Geelong Cats are under scrutiny after reports that a player with a concussion history was offered a deal enabling him to keep playing while the club was protected from future liability.

A Herald Sun story revealed that Geelong Cats allegedly entered into a secret agreement with a concussed player, allowing him to continue playing if the club was shielded from future liability. The arrangement, uncovered by the media, has sparked criticism from the AFL Players Association.

The club has been contacted for comment and has yet to respond. The case highlights growing concerns over player safety and club responsibility in the AFL. amunra.help

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