Simply, his ability to kick from 60m, on the run, flat chat, or from the pocket, on either foot, or over his head, or around the corner, or off the ground, or. . . Full Article at Herald Sun

PAUL Chapman's performance on Saturday was nothing short of brilliant. His ability to make the complicated look simple and nail shots at goal under pressure is outstanding. His ability to do it in a Grand Final with a strained hamstring is just amazing. Full Article at PerthNow

It is a fortunate thing for Geelong that hamstring tears are no barrier to Paul Chapman putting in exceptional AFL performances. Full Article at ABC Online

Dual Premiership winner Paul Chapman received two medals on Saturday afternoon, but is adamant the one that means more is the premiership medallion he won with his team-mates over the Norm Smith Medal he was given for best-on-ground. Full Article at Sportal Australia

Geelong is going to have to stop worrying about Paul Chapman's hamstrings. For the second time in two months Chapman suffered a hamstring injury - this time his good right one - and emerged as the best player on the ground. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia

Paul Chapman kicked a match-high three goals and was named the game's most valuable player as the Geelong Cats won their second Australian Rules football title in three years, beating the St. Kilda Saints 12.8 (80) to 9. 14 (68) tonight. Full Article at New Zealand Herald