From the Geelong Advertiser
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GEELONG VFL captain James Podsiadly today will qualify for life membership of the league.
Last year's JJ Liston Trophy winner plays game 175 against second-placed Williamstown at Burbank Oval today, earning the honour.
SMALL forward Jarrod Westwood is revelling in his role with Geelong's VFL side six years after being told he was too short to play for the Cats.
Westwood has enjoyed every moment as a VFL top-up player this season, delighting coach Dale Amos with a four-goal effort against Frankston on Saturday.
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EVERGREEN forward James Podsiadly booted seven goals to lead Geelong's VFL side to a 70-point victory against Frankston on Saturday.
Small forward Jarrod Westwood also had a day to remember at Skilled Stadium, kicking four majors as the Cats triumphed 21.13 (139) to 10.9 (69).
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GEELONG'S up and down VFL season continued when it was outgunned by Casey Scorpions at Casey Fields yesterday.
The Scorpions controlled the match, leading by 23 points at the main change before cruising home 16.15 (111) to 11.9 (75).
BEN Johnson thought an invite to try out with Geelong's VFL side over the summer would at least give him a good grounding for another season in the GFL.
The 22-year-old Bell Park forward was surprised to be offered an opportunity to make the Cats' VFL list, having missed out at his previous attempt in 2006.
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