That could prove pivotal as ninth-placed Geelong and eighth-placed Collingwood attempt to start their respective runs towards finals. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)Geelong will be without captain Patrick Dangerfield, managed after dealing with a jarred hip, with Jack Martin returning. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementBut a critical figure will be Mullin, who was a Gaelic football star for Mayo before joining Geelong in 2023. Scott revealed this week the 26-year-old had faint hopes of playing in the All-Ireland final against Kerry on the weekend. "But he was in good enough shape to stay up and watch it with his Irish mates.