44 year drought over - Geelong Cats 2007 Premiership (as it happened on this day)

[@jimjones3173]

Go Cats 2024 remember 89,92,94,95 but now so blessed and happy to see all these flags since 07

[@jimhaze87]

True That..👍 GO CATS !!!

[@RobKieranz]

Malcolm Blight did miracles in some of those years just to get us to the big dance. But yeah, still hurts that we couldn't pinch one at least. Funnily enough, I think 1993 was the one that really got away. By the end of the H&A season, we really looked like the best team in it.

[@RobKieranz]

I was 23 at the time and there with my dad. What a day!

[@GeelongFan24]

Why did I get recommended this 10 years later 💀

[@parkour4lifeforever122]

44 years was so long

[@dkb2080]

+Parkour4life Forever12 long but i had to wait 14 years for it to happen :D

[@AlonsoRules]

Try being a Cubs fan - 108 years

[@RobKieranz]

It is, and it's a shame that they couldn't have broken the drought a decade or so earlier (probably should have). Having said that, there are at least 7 longer Premiership droughts in AFL history, with the Swans still holding the record.

[@gggumball]

56:17 "what do you think of them" (Geelong) "I shouldn't" Love it

[@jariv1991]

RIP SPUD 2019

[@geoffhill6992]

love the girls reaction when moony gives her a head tap magic stuff

[@SamsMovies]

1:16:38 oh my god chompers…. Honestly embarrassing

[@RobKieranz]

Yep. Brian had a very good point. Especially as we all know, Port beat Geelong in Geelong only a few weeks earlier. What else could explain such an insane turnaround? They were absolutely shellshocked. I think being over-relaxed definitely was a factor.