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Fast start, mental edge can cool Pies, says Cat – AFL
Harry Taylor says Geelong must find a way to overcome Collingwood’s “hunter” mindset in Perth on Thursday night
GEELONG defender Harry Taylor says the Cats need to find a “mental edge” in order to come out firing against Collingwood in Perth on Thursday night.
The Cats sit second on the ladder with four wins from their opening six games, but Taylor is wary of Collingwood’s ability to succeed on-field despite having some well-publicised issues off it in recent weeks.
“Teams probably play their best with their backs against the wall, or in football terms you would say hunted or be the hunter,” Taylor said…
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