catempire
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Good article in the Addy today about Kolo and the year he's having. Somewhat unheralded, often maligned, he was not in many of the "best 22s" named on this board at the start of the year despite finishing top 10 in the B&F. He has done a great job in the first six rounds and now looks a pivotal part of the back six.
https://www.geelongadvertiser.com.a...m/news-story/ac5e7a8f4062a2f7b3133d7659593a68
https://www.geelongadvertiser.com.a...m/news-story/ac5e7a8f4062a2f7b3133d7659593a68
https://www.geelongadvertiser.com.a...m/news-story/ac5e7a8f4062a2f7b3133d7659593a68So just how stingy has Kolodjashnij been in a miserly Cats defence?
Well, he has not had a goal kicked on him by a main opponent since Round 4.
And he has only had three goals kicked on him by his main opponent this season.
Kolodjashnij played on Jack Darling for 83 minutes in the Cats’ strong win over West Coast on Sunday night and the Eagles forward only got his hands on it 10 times. He did not hit the scoreboard.
Adelaide’s Eddie Betts (no goals in 88 minutes), Chad Wingard (no goals in 20 minutes) and Christian Petracca (no goals in 61 minutes) are other victims of Kolodjashnij’s clamps.
GWS’s Daniel Lloyd was the last player to kick a goal on Kolodjashnij back in Round 4, while Collingwood’s Jordan De Goey is the only player to kick multiple goals on him, bagging two in Round 1.