The Geelong Cats have officially paid a powerful and long-overdue tribute to one of the most beloved figures in the club’s history, remembering the late Bob “Woofa” Davis with an iconic gesture that cements his legacy forever.
In an emotional announcement that has resonated deeply across the AFL community, the Cats revealed plans to permanently honour Davis — a man whose voice, passion, and loyalty became synonymous with Geelong football for decades. Known affectionately as “Woofa,” Davis was more than just a former player and commentator; he was the heartbeat of the club.
The tribute is set to celebrate Davis’ immense contribution both on and off the field, recognising his role as a premiership player, respected media personality, and lifelong ambassador for the blue and white hoops. Club officials described the honour as a way to ensure future generations understand the impact Davis had on shaping the Cats’ identity.
“Bob Davis wasn’t just part of Geelong Football Club — he was Geelong Football Club,” a club statement read. “His passion, humour, and unwavering love for this team will live on forever.”
Fans have reacted with overwhelming emotion, flooding social media with memories of Davis’ iconic commentary calls, his unmistakable voice, and his fierce pride in the Cats. Many supporters say the tribute is a fitting recognition of a man who gave everything to the club he loved.
From Kardinia Park to living rooms across Australia, Bob “Woofa” Davis connected generations of Geelong supporters, and now his legacy has been officially etched into the club’s history.
This is more than a remembrance — it’s a promise that a true Cats legend will never be forgotten.
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