When the cavalcade stopped, they hopped atop car roofs, clambered up traffic light poles and danced in the street.The match ended at 5.13pm with the ball appropriately in the hands of skipper Tom Harley. The events of the afternoon were starting to sink in—the Cats had broken their premiership drought.STAND up and cheer, Geelong. The Grand Final confirmed for all those doubters that the Cats’ of 2007Blood was spilt, friendships were stretched to breaking point but the bottom line was that it delivered.Fans rocked up in their thousands to the premiership celebrations.in the sand and said ‘‘Never again. SUNDAY 8 JULY 2007 14:00 AEST. Kalamunda. Forty-four years of hopes, dreams, failure, tears and recriminations are over. Released by Select in 2007. Then there is the fact Geelong’s premiership … He hurled the ball into the air and then clasped full back Matty Scarlett in a bear hug of joy and elation.To Bob Davis, Fred Wooller, Polly Farmer, Bill Goggin, John Sharrock, Peter Walker, Roy West, Doug Wade and all you legends of 1963, rest easily.Sleepy Hollow? Only 3000 sets released. The Cat army knows once again what it’s like to win. More than 97,000 people watched at the MCG — the majority of them willing the Cats home — as the blue and white hooped heroes quelled then obliterated the teal, silver and black in a record avalanche of goals.City traffic slowed to a crawl as hundreds of supporters chanting ‘Gee-long’ high-fived the slowly moving cavalcade along Moorabool Street.
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The 2007 Geelong Cats AFL Premiership win is commemorated on this Official AFL Premiership Team Signed Lithograph. The premiership is ours. Contactless trade. View the complete chronological list of premiership winners from 1897 to present. Geelong Cats 2007 premiership Grand Final piece of Memorabilia. The drought is over. Joy has taken over, happy days are here again and the skies are clear again.So, all you Melbourne detractors, all of you who poke fun at Geelong, who delight in calling us Sleepy Hollow, hands off.
There is the 119-point margin, an epic one indeed. STAND up and cheer, Geelong. The Australian Football League (AFL), known as the Victorian Football League (VFL) until 1990, is the elite national competition in men's Australian rules football . Stand up and cheer as you have never cheered before.The Cat army knows what it feels like to lose; the pain of four grand final misses from 1989-95 has burned within for too long.Thousands of Geelong supporters descended upon the city centre by foot and car, ecstatic at the Cats’ record-breaking achievement.Premiership captain Tom Harley brings out the Cup to the delight of about 30,000 Geelong fans.Players hugged each other as last year’s season of disappointment faded.Your efforts have been appreciated; your job is over.It was, by Cook’s own admission, one of the most painful chapters of his life.As Bomber Thompson and Tom Harley lifted the cup to the skies, the lid finally and irrevocably came off.Heroes of previous days Billy Brownless and Barry Stoneham could not stop the tears, chief executive Brian Cook cried and the ultimate Geelong fan Frank Costa could not wipe the grin from his face.Salute these 22 young men and their team of coaches and back up staff who have finally brought football’s ultimate prize down the highway to Geelong.They thrashed the invaders from Adelaide by a massive 119 points, and became the first Victorian-based club to win the flag since 2000.
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