The guy who had a 25 and 50 goal season before his limitations were adapted to by the opposition, and Collingwood felt they could upgrade at the position by moving forward with a revitalised Cloke, who was clearly the more dynamic (and better) footballer.
Sounds pretty familiar to the predicament Ollie Henry finds himself in, along with Membrey, Fritsch etc. Aaron Edwards as another example of this archetype.
You went with Mitch Morton...a park footballer masquerading as a professional who never once looked like a viable option on an AFL field, let alone as a first or second offensive avenue to goal.
You can be critical while still being realistic. I'm clearly being critical, but I'm not going to denigrate him to Mitch Morton status.
Mitch Morton had a 35 (2nd leading goal kicker) and 40 goal season (leading goal kicker
). Are you thinking of Cale?


