Geelong's Wacky Wednesday pictures: Patrick Dangerfield renews Kane Cornes battle
Geelong have retained their title as 'Wacky Wednesday' kings, producing a raft of sensational outfits.
The Cats have mastered AFL end-of-season celebrations and this year was no different.
Star midfielder Patrick Dangerfield was front and centre, taking a dig at old sparring partner Kane Cornes; who this season suggested that 'Danger' overplayed his injuries.
Dangerfield fronted in a CFA uniform with 'Cornes' stitched into the pants and was also wearing a Port Adelaide guernsey. Yet Cornes had a stinging comeback.
Patrick Dangerfield in his Kane Cornes get-up at Wacky Wednesday. Getty
Captain Joel Selwood paid homage to Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.
Joel Selwood as Freddie Mercury. Getty
Gary Ablett as Alan from The Hangover, complete with baby Carlos. Getty
Gary Ablett took inspiration from Hollywood, as did Harry Taylor, Tom Stewart and Cameron Guthrie.
Harry Taylor as Andy Dufresne from The Shawshank Redemption. Getty
Tom Stewart and Cameron Guthrie do John Wick. Getty
Zach Guthrie and Rhys Stanley as Captain America, before and after. Getty
Mark Blicavs was happy to take the mickey out of himself, after being accused of staging for a free kick late in the season.
The small screen also provided plenty of inspiration.
Jack Henry and Stefan Okunbor lead a Stranger Things ensemble. Getty
Brandon Parfitt and Jordan Clark as Steve Irwin and a crocodile. Getty
Gary Rohan as Chucky from Rugrats. Getty
Luke Dahlhaus as Salt Bae. Getty
Ben Jarvis and Jacob Kennerley as Kath and Kim. Getty
And then there were these...
Wylie Buzza puts a personal twist on Where's Wally? Getty
Tom Hawkins, perhaps as Gary Rohan. Getty
Zac Smith as a ... defiled toilet. Getty
Zach Tuohy and Lachie Henderson as elephants, to plug their podcast. Getty