Shannon Byrnes a 174cm, 77kg midfielder made his AFL debut in 2004. He was recruited from Murray U18 and now plays for the Geelong Cats. He was born in 1984.
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Geelong goalsneak Shannon Byrnes says he feels blessed to have played with some of what he describes as the greatest AFL players ever as he comes to grips with being a dual premiership player.
Geelong goalsneak Shannon Byrnes says he feels blessed to have played with some of what he describes as the greatest AFL players ever as he comes to grips with being a dual premiership player.
It's hard to know what is more surprising - the fact that Shannon Byrnes has been Geelong's leading goalkicker in its past two games or that he is kicking so accurately.
It was a tale of two forwards at Subiaco as Geelong claimed a nervous 19-point win over Fremantle, with coach Mark Thompson lavishing praise on Shannon Byrnes and criticising Cameron Mooney.
Even injuries have their upside says Mark Thompson, as a developing host of young Geelong players demonstrate
Shannon Byrnes says an increased focus on defensive pressure was behind Geelong’s almost flawless football in dismantling the Brisbane Lions on Sunday
Analysing the key ins and outs for round 3 and their fantasy impacts.
If the Cats can bounce back and win the flag next year they will deservedly be ranked as one of the best teams of recent times but the Hawks will be no easier to beat next year than they were this year...
There was both good and bad news for flag favourites Geelong on the injury front on Monday with the club's worst fears on midfielder Brent Prismall confirmed.
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