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Cat's move west 'unlikely' but Eagles not giving up the chase
Gryan Miers has had a medical at West Coast but is no certainty to leave Geelong
GEELONG forward Gryan Miers is "unlikely" to be playing for West Coast next year.
The 27-year-old Cat underwent a medical with the Eagles on Friday, but it is now expected he will remain at GMHBA Stadium in 2027.
"I think it's unlikely that Gryan makes a move west. We're still open to it, but it's just more about where Geelong are," West Coast Eagles list manager Matt Clarke told AFL.com.au on Monday.
"Management were great to deal with and Geelong were aware (of the medical). Gryan was heading overseas so if anything was going to move in the next week and a half, then we needed to have something like that.
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Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity
West Coast Eagles senior coach Daisy Pearce and Ruck Charlotte Riggs talks to the media ahead of their match against Port Adelaide.
A day to remember for the Eagles, securing a historic first Western Derby victory and creating a new chapter in the club's AFLW journey.
After a historic first Derby win, the girls took over The Boundary Club for a Mic Tag full of celebrations, fan interactions and plenty of fun.
Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity
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