St Kilda’s senior coach, Scott Watters, says his young team cannot afford to panic against a side like the Cats.

The Saints haven’t ventured down to Simonds Stadium since 2004 where the Cats just got over the line by seven points. A young Joel Corey made the most touches that day on 27 and Ben Graham wrapped it up with four goals.   

This Saturday night Watters will make sure St Kilda, who have only celebrated three victories for the season, stick to their usual game plan and keep control of the ball.

“We will play our brand of footy; we can control our contest, we can control our pressure, we just need to be careful and composed with the footy,” Watters told www.saints.com.au

Watters says the team is looking forward to the challenge that come with playing against one of the better sides in the competition. In order to make the most of it he wants the Saints to keep it simple and to not lose sight of playing their own tactics. If they don't he can see them running into trouble like the other 13 teams this season.

“Any side that panics against Geelong plays into their hands, we’re very respectful of the opposition we play, they’re a terrific side but we’re looking forward for the opportunity to play them,” Watters said.

This weekend the Cats and Saints, along with clubs all over Victoria, will dedicate their Round to Casey Tutungi to help raise money for his future fund.

Along with Casey’s Round the Geelong Cats have put together 100 Cat signed jumpers incorporating Casey’s initials and his VFL number 56. Each jumper is being sold for $1000 with all the proceeds going towards Casey’s fund. To purchase a jumper please click here.

The St Kilda team are also donating memorabilia signed by the whole team to auction off for the fund and will feature a message acknowledging Casey on their banner on Saturday. Click here for more details.

If you wish to make a small donation please click here to visit Casey Tutungi's website, every little bit helps.