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You are aware that the three players you mention are currently ensconced in the senior side?
Are you only just realising this now?
You'd bloody well hope so.
Yeah we'll put Reef on a wing hey. He's got such a elite running ability and marking too.
How was Cox not named as one of the best?The key takeaways:
It was a vintage display from co-captains Lachlan Tardrew and Campbell Hustwaite on Saturday afternoon. Their leadership in the midfield proved to be one of the major contributing factors to Collingwood's success throughout the game. Tardrew (32 disposals and one goal) and Hustwaite (21 disposals and two goals) were able to get their hands on the ball consistently.
Mason Cox once again played above the level.. 52 hit-outs, 16 disposals, six clearances and five marks in wet conditions, Cox was significant in the ruck all afternoon, with his ability to dominate in the air crucial to team success.
Dynamic forward Reef McInnes demonstrated impressive forward craft, resulting in a bag of four goals for the afternoon. What was equally impressive was McInnes' ability to play minutes in the midfield too. McInnes finished with 16 disposals, six marks, four tackles and two clearances.
11 different players contributed to the score sheet on Saturday afternoon. A stat that reflects the fantastic connection and cohesion throughout the team, but also a real insight into the team-based game Collingwood is so good at executing. In addition to McInnes, Tom Wilson (three), Josh Carmichael (three), Joe Richards (two) and Campbell Hustwaite (two), all contributed multiple majors.
COLLINGWOOD 20.9 129
GEELONG 8.7 (55)
GOALS
McInnes (4), Wilson (3), Carmichael (3), Richards (2), Hustwaite (2), Murley, Tardrew, Kreuger, Bianco, Begg, Allan
BEST
Tardrew, Carmichael, Trent Bianco, Macrae, McInnes, Hustwaite
VFL Wrap: Round 21 v Geelong
It was an impressive performance from our VFL side over Geelongwww.collingwoodfc.com.au
He kicked four goals too,didn’t he?Just play him.
Wilson kicked more goals than McStay. Surely he’s a chance too.
Wilson has got zero hope in my opinion.
I was being facetious
Agree - we need some Bont like midfielders hopefully at least one of them steps up
The key takeaways:
It was a vintage display from co-captains Lachlan Tardrew and Campbell Hustwaite on Saturday afternoon. Their leadership in the midfield proved to be one of the major contributing factors to Collingwood's success throughout the game. Tardrew (32 disposals and one goal) and Hustwaite (21 disposals and two goals) were able to get their hands on the ball consistently.
Mason Cox once again played above the level.. 52 hit-outs, 16 disposals, six clearances and five marks in wet conditions, Cox was significant in the ruck all afternoon, with his ability to dominate in the air crucial to team success.
Dynamic forward Reef McInnes demonstrated impressive forward craft, resulting in a bag of four goals for the afternoon. What was equally impressive was McInnes' ability to play minutes in the midfield too. McInnes finished with 16 disposals, six marks, four tackles and two clearances.
11 different players contributed to the score sheet on Saturday afternoon. A stat that reflects the fantastic connection and cohesion throughout the team, but also a real insight into the team-based game Collingwood is so good at executing. In addition to McInnes, Tom Wilson (three), Josh Carmichael (three), Joe Richards (two) and Campbell Hustwaite (two), all contributed multiple majors.
COLLINGWOOD 20.9 129
GEELONG 8.7 (55)
GOALS
McInnes (4), Wilson (3), Carmichael (3), Richards (2), Hustwaite (2), Murley, Tardrew, Kreuger, Bianco, Begg, Allan
BEST
Tardrew, Carmichael, Trent Bianco, Macrae, McInnes, Hustwaite
VFL Wrap: Round 21 v Geelong
It was an impressive performance from our VFL side over Geelong
