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Cameron Ling - future KPP/forward

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When he's past his best as a run-with ballwinner will the Cats put him up front where he can damage sides with his aerial and kicking skills? Okay perhaps not a KPP but wouldn't he be a great flanker at least?
 
When he's past his best as a run-with ballwinner will the Cats put him up front where he can damage sides with his aerial and kicking skills? Okay perhaps not a KPP but wouldn't he be a great flanker at least?

could be a full forward
 
He's the second highest goal scorer in TAC Cup history. Take that as you will, keeping in mind he played on the same Geelong Falcons team as one Jonathon Brown.
 
He would be a great Full Forward or Forward pocket in 3 or 4 years time.
But we'll probably have a permanent FF by then anyway. If we don't though he'd be good there.
 

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Let me future proof this argument - who do you want as a mid size forward in 3 or 4 years time, Ling or Gamble? :)

Ling's #1 asset is his running & brain followed by his size, hips, marking & goal kicking. He will never be a leading forward, he will never be a pack marking forward, he will never be a crumbing forward. He is a great 1v1 mark, but he has always been against a 'normal' sized midfielder.

He may be able to spend some time as a flanker but only if we need a filler till a better flanker takes his place. I can definitely see him being a run with player into his 30's, and thats a damn long and fine career.
 
Let me future proof this argument - who do you want as a mid size forward in 3 or 4 years time, Ling or Gamble? :)

Ling's #1 asset is his running & brain followed by his size, hips, marking & goal kicking. He will never be a leading forward, he will never be a pack marking forward, he will never be a crumbing forward. He is a great 1v1 mark, but he has always been against a 'normal' sized midfielder.

He may be able to spend some time as a flanker but only if we need a filler till a better flanker takes his place. I can definitely see him being a run with player into his 30's, and thats a damn long and fine career.

Yep, you pretty much are 100% spot on.
 
Let me future proof this argument - who do you want as a mid size forward in 3 or 4 years time, Ling or Gamble? :)

Ling's #1 asset is his running & brain followed by his size, hips, marking & goal kicking. He will never be a leading forward, he will never be a pack marking forward, he will never be a crumbing forward. He is a great 1v1 mark, but he has always been against a 'normal' sized midfielder.

He may be able to spend some time as a flanker but only if we need a filler till a better flanker takes his place. I can definitely see him being a run with player into his 30's, and thats a damn long and fine career.

Totally agree with you too hamG.
 
Let me future proof this argument - who do you want as a mid size forward in 3 or 4 years time, Ling or Gamble? :)

Ling's #1 asset is his running & brain followed by his size, hips, marking & goal kicking. He will never be a leading forward, he will never be a pack marking forward, he will never be a crumbing forward. He is a great 1v1 mark, but he has always been against a 'normal' sized midfielder.

He may be able to spend some time as a flanker but only if we need a filler till a better flanker takes his place. I can definitely see him being a run with player into his 30's, and thats a damn long and fine career.

Nice work...
 
as much as l like lingy he was brought to the club as a forward and couldn't
really make the cut,it come to the crunch and ling got he self super fit and be came a run with player and he's best spot in the side maybe latter in his career he might play on a flank more,but he's best spot is run with tagger role at the moment and that's the way it will stay for a few more years yet
 
I'd actually prefer see Gaz as a better future KPP/forward in future. Sure, he has ages left in him, and he prefers midfield, but in the later years of his career, i can easily see him playing a brad johnson type role. He could score at least 50 goals a year in my opinion.
 

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