Malceski, the quiet acheiver.

[ScottH]

Malceski patrols the midfield

Commentator Garry Lyon said he already rates Malceski as an an "A to A-plus player" and Swans coach Paul Roos is full of praise for his efforts.

On a side note.

Meanwhile, Roos rated injured defender Craig Bolton a slight chance of playing this weekend and indicated he would probably be replaced by Ben Mathews, who is returning from injury.

[Jeffers1984]

"It would be frustrating getting dropped but, if you go back, you do what you do in the seniors and you keep a cool head and stay positive and try and prove why you should be back in the seniors," he said.


Don't worry Nick, you won't be dropped.

[goswannie14]

I can't see him being dropped.

He has a touch of class, I saw his first game against Carlton last year and was really impressed and he has impressed more and more with each match he has played. I think he will have a long career with the Swans.

[katie-scarlett]

Originally posted by Jeffers1984

Don't worry Nick, you won't be dropped.

Promise?
I like that he's slowly sliding into the permanent playing list.

[Ruck'n'Roll]

winning the Alex Jesaulenko medal in the process for best on ground in a reserve grade grand final
Isn't the Jesaulenko currently for the best player in the ACT grandfinal?

A knock to the throat in round one has left him without a voice, although the specialists tell him it may return later in the year.
Must make calling for the ball a trifle difficult.

[garethb83]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ruck'n'Roll
[B]winning the Alex Jesaulenko medal in the process for best on ground in a reserve grade grand final
Isn't the Jesaulenko currently for the best player in the ACT grandfinal?

Our reserves play in the NSW/ACT comp after all don't they? Thus they are one and the same...

[Ruck'n'Roll]

Originally posted by garethb83
Our reserves play in the NSW/ACT comp after all don't they? Thus they are one and the same...

There speaks someone that's never played in the ACTFL.

[S.U.D]

Originally posted by Ruck'n'Roll
winning the Alex Jesaulenko medal in the process for best on ground in a reserve grade grand final
Isn't the Jesaulenko currently for the best player in the ACT grandfinal?

A knock to the throat in round one has left him without a voice, although the specialists tell him it may return later in the year.
Must make calling for the ball a trifle difficult.

Simple solution to the second issue. Hang around Benny Mathews all day, don't call for the ball, and you will receive it time and again

[Legs Akimbo]

Originally posted by S.U.D
Simple solution to the second issue. Hang around Benny Mathews all day, don't call for the ball, and you will receive it time and again

Not unless you are in the leadership group

[S.U.D]

Originally posted by Legs Akimbo
Not unless you are in the leadership group

I just assumed that since Eski can't call for it, Benny would assume there's noone there to give it to, so would obviously send it that way.

[swantastic]

melceski is a gun only a little gun for now but he will grow into a bazooka and blow the opposition away

[katie-scarlett]

LOL. Some lovely metaphorical imageries there.

[Young Blood]

A knock to the throat in round one has left him without a voice, although the specialists tell him it may return later in the year.

...

"That was my first AFL loss that I'd been involved in and to miss the goal is going to bug you a bit but you can't do anything about it," Malceski said.

Sounds like the specialists were a bit pessimistic.

[Go Swannies]

Originally posted by Young Blood
Sounds like the specialists were a bit pessimistic.

Aker had such a slow game against the Swans he had time to teach him how to sign.