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‘We’re not a charity’: Cats coach explains stance on Stengle; Triple premiership captain retires

Geelong will continue to support the crafty forward, but Scott said there are limits. Meantime, AFLW champion Chelsea Randall has been forced to retire because of concussion issues.

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smh.com.auStai leggendo9 g fa

‘We’re not a charity’: Cats coach explains stance on Stengle; Triple premiership captain retires

Geelong will continue to support the crafty forward, but Scott said there are limits. Meantime, AFLW champion Chelsea Randall has been forced to retire because of concussion issues.

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theage.com.au9 g fa

‘There are limits’: Cats coach outlines stance on missing forward Stengle

Geelong coach Chris Scott said the Cats would continue to support crafty goal sneak Tyson Stengle, but added the club was not a charity.

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  1. lunedì 29 giugno 2026·smh.com.au

    ‘We’re not a charity’: Cats coach explains stance on Stengle; Triple premiership captain retires

    Geelong will continue to support the crafty forward, but Scott said there are limits. Meantime, AFLW champion Chelsea Randall has been forced to retire because of concussion…

  2. lunedì 29 giugno 2026·theage.com.au

    ‘There are limits’: Cats coach outlines stance on missing forward Stengle

    Geelong coach Chris Scott said the Cats would continue to support crafty goal sneak Tyson Stengle, but added the club was not a charity.