Bulldogs vs Geelong

Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith has been reported for headbutting Geelong utility Zach Tuohy during Friday night's match at Marvel Stadium.

Western Bulldogs midfielder Bailey Smith could find himself sitting on the sidelines after he was placed on...

"I haven't spoken to him. When the game gets so close and given we had such a big lead cut back to a small margin, emotions get high so there was all love at the end." "I can't think of any teammates that have done it.

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“Gut feel it is not a great look for the game. “There is also a second clause, a list of offences that would normally go directly go to the tribunal. For Chrisso, you send it to the Tribunal, get Zach Tuohy on video link, get Bailey Smith and find whether he was retaliating to a little nudge there. When the game gets so close and given we had such a big lead cut back to a small margin, emotions get high so there was all love at the end.” “What’s the AFL going to say about that? “The old Liverpool kiss.

Western Bulldogs midfielder Bailey Smith could be facing a lengthy stint on the sidelines after he was reported for an alleged headbutt on Geelong utility ...

What a way to end the quarter.” The officiating umpire immediately reported Smith for the incident. Wowee. A little split on the forehead as well. I think I saw one happen before that as well. Bulldogs midfielder Bailey Smith could be facing a stint on the sidelines after he was reported for an alleged headbutt on Zach Tuohy. Western Bulldogs midfielder Bailey Smith could find himself in hot water with the Match Review Officer after he was reported for an alleged headbutt on Geelong utility Zach Tuohy during Friday evening’s match at Marvel Stadium.

Jeremy Cameron kicked three final quarter goals to lead an injury-hit Geelong to a 13-point victory over the Western Bulldogs on Friday night.

Roo, (Riewoldt) you said when Naughton turns him around that‘s going to be the issue, but he didn’t allow that to happen,” he said. When the whips are cracking for Geelong it’s the same reliable players that stand up, year after year, week after week.” Tigers legend Matthew Richardson added: “The cream rises, doesn‘t it? “He’s been the one who’s been driving to get them back in it, he’s shown the spirit. The Dogs were exposed in the first quarter after their star-studded midfield could barely get their hands on the ball as the Cats, who were +10 in contested possessions in the period, raced out to a 33-point lead at the first break. “He always keeps his eye on the football, he keeps the ball in front of him. “Just put on a clinic in the forward half, he ventured out of the forward half and went down to the back half, he did whatever he wanted,” Demons great Garry Lyon told Fox Footy at quarter-time. Cameron finished with six goals to take the lead in the Coleman Medal in a best-on-ground effort from the superstar forward. The Bulldogs were able to get numbers to the contest late in the second, and started to win clearances. The Cats were forced the shuffle their line up again in the third term, with Isaac Smith heading to half forward, but again it was the Western Bulldogs who got their hands on the ball first. Hawkins had his first goal of the night to push out the Cats lead in the second term before Bulldogs skipper Marcus Bontempelli provided the spark for his side. The Dogs kicked five of the next six goals and closed to within five points in the final term before Cameron stepped up.

The Doggies young gun lost his cool during a heated altercation between both sets of players and while grabbing a hold of Tuohy's jumper, was seen throwing ...

'It was all love at the end.' I think the AFL would like [to give Smith] more than a week.' 'Gut feel is it's not a great look for the game.

JEREMY Cameron has booted six goals – including his career 500th – to propel Geelong to a 13-point victory over a brave Western Bulldogs outfit on Friday ...

He was one of the Cats’ best, finishing with 20 disposals, eight intercepts and seven score involvements. The game-long match-up of rising Cats defender Sam De Koning and athletic Dogs key forward Aaron Naughton was an intriguing battle across all four quarters. Cameron was crucial in building Geelong’s initial lead, relishing the extra height up forward added by the returning Gary Rohan and moving further afield as a consequence. Jeremy Cameron booted three – including his 500th – as he and Tom Hawkins threatened to tear the game apart. The Geelong spearhead was magnificent, coming up against a somewhat undersized Dogs defence. As the Dogs closed to five points in the last, his last three goals proved to be the difference.