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What would it take to get Steel from GWS?
Would want to know what this 'serious foot' injury is first
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What would it take to get Steel from GWS?
You're missing the point from my original post so let's just leave it there...Well you got there eventually.
To quote my previous post:
"His great 2015 season has zero relevance as to whether he WILL be durable. As a veteran. In his 30s. This is impossible to determine, but i do hope he plays well for whoever takes him."
Can we agree to agree now?
(Something tells me I am about to be disappointed...)
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What would it take to get Steel from GWS?
A ute or a truck and a couple of strong blokes is my guess.What would it take to get Steel from GWS?
I think Lang will get better, but he is really a midfielder, and I don't think he is a natural forward or defender. He's probably not going to be a gamebreaker, but he will be a solid player. He's still young, so as the season goes on, he probably got a bit tired. One more pre-season should see him improve again.Well he was pick 24 in his draft year so you'd think at least that maybe 2x2nd rounders?
I like him but another one paced mid maybe isn't what we need at least not without someone leaving.
Digressing where do people think Lang is at? he's not been helped by people played out of position when in the 1's but the polish has really come off his game even at VFL level.
I think Lang will get better, but he is really a midfielder, and I don't think he is a natural forward or defender. He's probably not going to be a gamebreaker, but he will be a solid player. He's still young, so as the season goes on, he probably got a bit tired. One more pre-season should see him improve again.
or a Collingwood employee [sorry,NOW a Collingwood employee]A ute or a truck and a couple of strong blokes is my guess.
Patience is needed for Lang, once he joins the main midfield rotations he'll be gold. It took guys like Kelly a while to get that kind of responsibility.I think Lang will get better, but he is really a midfielder, and I don't think he is a natural forward or defender. He's probably not going to be a gamebreaker, but he will be a solid player. He's still young, so as the season goes on, he probably got a bit tired. One more pre-season should see him improve again.
Patience is needed for Lang, once he joins the main midfield rotations he'll be gold. It took Kelly awhile to get that kind of responsibility.
Kelly came 5th in the rising star award in 2002 and was Geelong's best 1st year player ahead of SJ, Ablett and Bartel. He was a regular in his 2nd season.
Lang is a bit vanilla IMO and I question if he'll ever be good enough to be a regular in this midfield.
Agree.I can't dispute any of that, but he spent most of our early premiership years as a quite successfully as a flanker but he reached his heights when he was move into the middle full time. Which wasn't until well into his mid 20s
I don't think Lang is vanilla at all, he moves really well through congestion, while he doesn't have the most penetrating kick he'd be one of the most accurate kicks at the club and he is one of the few in our team who can actually kick a goal from an I50 stoppage. I see Lang growing into a role not too dissimilar to that of Stokes from 2013 to 2014. Bartel is currently occupying that spot (or as close to it as we have)
Honestly, I thought Lang was one of the classier of our young mids. Clean, a decent decision maker, has a little bit of dash. I don't see any major flawsKelly came 5th in the rising star award in 2002 and was Geelong's best 1st year player ahead of SJ, Ablett and Bartel. He was a regular in his 2nd season.
Lang is a bit vanilla IMO and I question if he'll ever be good enough to be a regular in this midfield.
Kelly was good early but he changed his game to become a much much better player. It worked hard on his tackling and contributing much more to games.Kelly came 5th in the rising star award in 2002 and was Geelong's best 1st year player ahead of SJ, Ablett and Bartel. He was a regular in his 2nd season.
Lang is a bit vanilla IMO and I question if he'll ever be good enough to be a regular in this midfield.
From HS:
Gold Coast is eyeing a large number of midfield prospects to help fill the gaps in its centre-line, including Port Adelaide game breaker Hamish Hartlett and Geelong’s George Horlin-Smith.
From HS:
Gold Coast is eyeing a large number of midfield prospects to help fill the gaps in its centre-line, including Port Adelaide game breaker Hamish Hartlett and Geelong’s George Horlin-Smith.
They have some many 1st Rd picks we. Might be able to get their second Rd pickFrom HS:
Gold Coast is eyeing a large number of midfield prospects to help fill the gaps in its centre-line, including Port Adelaide game breaker Hamish Hartlett and Geelong’s George Horlin-Smith.
From HS:
Gold Coast is eyeing a large number of midfield prospects to help fill the gaps in its centre-line, including Port Adelaide game breaker Hamish Hartlett and Geelong’s George Horlin-Smith.
I'd laugh if he went there, they already have Hallahan. But it's probably our best chance to get decent compensation.
I'll take one of their 4 picks they currently have in the 20's thanks


