To be honest, I'm not too keen on Malceski being on the ball, or even as first receiver off a clearance. Malceski has a poor injury record (when he was younger) and Kennelly was hurt for good when he was playing close to a stoppage last year. Malceski with his amazing kick, but very skinny legs - is a player that we really have to cotton wool, he's too important for us to be injured on the sidelines. I'll rather see him leading off the forward flank more often to see whether he can manufacture a few quick goals in patches.
If anything, I might throw Mattner in closer than a standard flanker position and see whether he can turn into a inside/outside threat like Buchanan in 2005 and 2006. Schmidt is another option. For me, speed is less crucial closer to the ball than evasive skills together with strength. Blokes closest to ball doesn't need to be quick, and even receivers like Hodge, Del Santo, Buckley etc are not particularly quick either -
they just use the ball really well (which Malceski does, but I really don't think his body type/injury record is good for an inside role). Obviously Judd is an exception, but he's a freak.
Moore's body type and skill set should also be useful in such a role, I think.