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‘They did almost everything right’: Dillon defends Cats despite $140k fine

WAtoday · 27 August 2026 at 4:13 pm

‘They did almost everything right’: Dillon defends Cats despite $140k fine

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon conceded the controversial concussion waiver would not have been approved by the league, but defended Geelong’s handling of the saga.

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‘They did almost everything right’: Dillon defends Cats despite $140k fine

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