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Geelong has extended its winning streak to seven with a comfortable victory over a disappointing Essendon at a packed Colonial Stadium. The young Cats showed too much pace and desire, broke away early and eventually won by 39 points in the face of an error-ridden display by the Bombers that leaves us out of the eight for the first time since mid-1998.
Dual premiership player Joe Misiti returned to skills training this week for the first time since breaking his wrist in the Round 7 match Carlton. The mid-fielder is eager to return playing and according to Bomber coach Kevin Sheedy is a big chance to return next week. Essendon supporters caught up with Joe Misiti last night on the Live Player chat on the AOL website. To find out what Misiti has been up to click below.
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