Geelong midfielder and Western Bulldogs premiership player Luke Dahlhaus has retired.
Quinton Narkle, Nick Stevens, Zane Williams, Paul Tsapatolis and Francis Evans have also been delisted. "Luke has had an exceptional career across two clubs, and we've been very fortunate to have him here in Geelong over the last four seasons," Lloyd said. Geelong football boss Simon Lloyd said Dahlhaus had been an important part of the club in his four years at the Cattery.
Luke Dahlhaus has joined Geelong teammate Joel Selwood in retirement, calling time after a dozen AFL seasons. A...
"On the field, he often set the tone for our group with his determination and team-first mentality, but he was equally important off the field, where his enthusiasm for teammates and his kind and giving nature made him one of the most popular members of our club." "Luke has had an exceptional career across two clubs, and we've been very fortunate to have him here in Geelong over the last four seasons," Lloyd said. The 30-year-old played 71 games with Geelong and 154 with the Western Bulldogs, having moved to Kardinia Park as a free agent at the end of 2018.
LUKE Dahlhaus has followed Geelong teammates Joel Selwood and Shaun Higgins into retirement. The Cats confirmed Thursday morning that Dahlhaus, ...
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Geelong veteran Luke Dahlhaus is the latest Cat to hang up the boots, doing so as a premiership player.
โWe wish Luke all the very best for what comes next and thank him for his contribution to the Geelong Football Club.โ [Joel Selwood](https://www.zerohanger.com/afl/players/joel-selwood/) and fellow ex-Bulldog [Shaun Higgins](https://www.zerohanger.com/afl/players/shaun-higgins/) in also announcing his retirement this off-season. [Geelong](/afl/teams/geelong-cats/) veteran [Luke Dahlhaus](https://www.zerohanger.com/afl/players/luke-dahlhaus/) is the latest Cat to hang up the boots, doing so as a premiership player.
Luke Dahlhaus has joined Geelong teammate Joel Selwood in retirement, calling time after a dozen AFL seasons. A...
"On the field, he often set the tone for our group with his determination and team-first mentality, but he was equally important off the field, where his enthusiasm for teammates and his kind and giving nature made him one of the most popular members of our club." "Luke has had an exceptional career across two clubs, and we've been very fortunate to have him here in Geelong over the last four seasons," Lloyd said. The 30-year-old played 71 games with Geelong and 154 with the Western Bulldogs, having moved to Kardinia Park as a free agent at the end of 2018.