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Saints make final call on Lachie Neale after meeting with Lyon
Ross Lyon has confirmed the Saints are out of the hunt for Lions star Lachie Neale, while also endorsing assistant Corey Enright's links to the vacant Carlton coaching job
ROSS Lyon has emphatically drawn a line through St Kilda's pursuit of Brisbane's dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale.
Free agent Neale has met with several clubs as he weighs up his options, with Lyon meeting up with his former charge last week.
But the Saints have elected to prioritise securing the signatures of their young midfield group, which includes out-of-contract youngster Darcy Wilson, star Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera – whose two-year deal expires next year – and big improver Hugo Garcia.
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St Kilda is officially out of the race for Lachie Neale.
Ross Lyon revealed the club was no longer pursuing the star Lions free agent after their meeting last week, as the Saints prioritise retaining their young stars.
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‘It’s done’: Why Ross Lyon ruled out luring Lachie Neale to the Saints
Geelong star Jeremy Cameron has been taken to hospital as GWS produced a stunning 13-point comeback over the Cats in a night of on-field carnage for both teams.
After a surprise cameo in defence, Cameron hurt his left collarbone in a heavy fourth-quarter collision with GWS star Clayton Oliver as the Giants secured a 12.14 (86) to 11.7 (73) victory at Engie Stadium on Saturday.
The Giants trailed by a game-high 39 points in the third quarter before slamming through six unanswered goals, with Callum Brown kicking the decisive major.
Leading all afternoon until Brown’s goal, the Cats were hanging by a thread after Cameron, Tanner Bruhn and Jack Henry went down with injuries.
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