Reserves v Ainslie

[liz]

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news...a/1515712.aspx

Malceski 32 touches 4 goals. Didn't say where he was playing though.

Whenever I've watched Mal play reserves, his position has been "everywhere". He would typically take a kick-in from a behind, line up another couple of times in the chain of possessions up the ground, and then land up in the forward 50 before the ball to accept a mark and a shot on goal.

[connolly]

Whenever I've watched Mal play reserves, his position has been "everywhere". He would typically take a kick-in from a behind, line up another couple of times in the chain of possessions up the ground, and then land up in the forward 50 before the ball to accept a mark and a shot on goal.

So he was fringe dwelling playing outside?

[ugg]

Currie at CHF.


Ainslie extend Swans Reserves' losing streak - Official AFL Website of the Sydney Swans

[dimelb]

I really like the sound of this:

Mike Pyke kicked a major as a result of his follow-up after a ruck contest.

Sounds as if he is getting to know where the ball might be.

[DST]

Encouraging that Laidlaw is finally up and playing.

Should be given a run in the seniors very soon.

DST

[Robbo]

What happened to Schmidt?

[DST]

What happened to Schmidt?

Would like to know as well.

Is he playing at present?

Hopefully if he is, he can string 10 or 12 game together and push for senior selection later in the year. Is a decent footballer when injury free and plenty of miles in his legs.

DST

[Claret]

Would like to know as well.

Is he playing at present?

Hopefully if he is, he can string 10 or 12 game together and push for senior selection later in the year. Is a decent footballer when injury free and plenty of miles in his legs.

DST

He is recovering from an arthroscope to repair knee cartilage damage. Gone for the season.

[Nico]

The ever-optimistic official report is that he'll be back in 3 or 4 weeks.

(PS Did the fact that Tim Schmidt's career is over, pass entirely unannounced? I didn't realise it until now. Unfortunate bloke; perfect example of the principle that an entire career can turn on a bit of good or bad luck at a crucial time.)

The lesson from this game, should be 'get Laidlaw in the goddamn side, already'. On the limited evidence I've seen, he's a better player than his contemporaries Thornton and Brabazon. He's played 5 seconds games now, so no question as to his match-fitness. And he's been in the best players in most of them. There's also a ready swap, with Meredith due to be rested.

Or a very ordinary Amon Buchanan and he's a bit taller.

[Nico]

Gee I forgot about Ablett. Surely laidlaw must get a gig ahead of these 2 blokes, who by now must have run out of credits.