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Getting their hands on the holy grail

By Max Stainkamph

Feb 13, 2023

Huge grin: Alison Brooks gets her hands on the AFL Premiership Cup on Monday. Photo by Megan Fisher

Geelong fans from across the Goulburn Valley were able to hold the coveted AFL Premiership Cup as it made its way to Riverside Plaza in Kialla on Monday.

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Eager Cats fans were able to hold aloft the trophy Chris Scott and Joel Selwood lifted on the hallowed turf of the MCG in September last year.

Proud as punch: Lex and Sandra Neville with the Premiership Cup at Riverside Plaza on Monday. Photo by Megan Fisher

Silverware: The 2022 AFL Premiership Cup at Riverside Plaza. Photo by Megan Fisher

Delight: Alison Brooks with the cup. Photo by Megan Fisher

Hold it high: Geelong supporter Rick Orr at Riverside Plaza. Photo by Megan Fisher

Getting their hands on it: Hannah Sinclair and Jordan Nave hold the AFL Premiership Cup aloft. Photo by Megan Fisher

Never letting go: Cats fan Nick Bamford. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Proud as punch: Lex and Sandra Neville with the Premiership Cup at Riverside Plaza on Monday. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Shiny: The AFL Premiership Cup was at Riverside Plaza for Cats fans to see in the flesh. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Huge grin: Alison Brooks gets her hands on the prize on Monday. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Hold it high: Geelong supporter Rick Orr at Riverside Plaza. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Getting their hands on it: Hannah Sinclair and Jordan Nave hold the AFL Premiership Cup aloft. Photo by Megan Fisher

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Never letting go: Cats fan Nick Bamford. Photo by Megan Fisher

By Max Stainkamph

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