Should join the Dees.
The side he played well against.
No exactly a side brimming with forwards.
The side he played well against.
No exactly a side brimming with forwards.
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This.I went and watched him at Victoria Park one time, and loved the vocal and energetic way he went about it. I hope his body holds up, because he is such fun
The problem is his body was forever getting crackedThis.
He always seemed like a really fun and goofy guy on the Pies socials, never took himself seriously.
I always thought he could make it and am sad that he's no longer around the club.
I hope he gets another crack.
Id say that's because his shoulders are absolutely cooked more than anything. Always put himself about even at his own detriment. I liked him, but with tim membrey on his way for probably peanuts meant NK would be in the two's all year unless injuredThe main flaw is that he is suspect overhead...Ya cant sustain a career as a key position forward if your one wood is a chest mark
Awww Kreugs beautiful goodbye
Poor decision by the club imo
Probably won't happen because Carlton are going to rookie Liam McMahonSome blueballers talking about picking him on the main board.
One mentioned bringing him home, (paraphrasing).
I didn’t know he was one of their compensations for their last spoon.
“Kreuger was picked in a roundabout way in 2018 prior to the draft. The two bottom teams on the ladder that year Carlton and Gold Coast applied for priority picks in the National Draft, which the AFL denied. However, Gold Coast were granted pre-draft access to up to three and Carlton up to two mature-aged State League players each, these selections could be traded to other clubs. Carlton had traded one of their picks to Geelong.”
Nathan Kreuger - Wikipedia
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His problem is he can't mark overhead. Not sure if it's a result of both shoulders having to be reconstructed or not, probably more than likely. I doubt he passes a medical anywhere when his shoulders are limiting his abilityWouldn't complain if we rerookied him.
Not likely if he's said his goodbye.Wouldn't complain if we rerookied him.
Some blueballers talking about picking him on the main board.
One mentioned bringing him home, (paraphrasing).
I didn’t know he was one of their compensations for their last spoon.
“Kreuger was picked in a roundabout way in 2018 prior to the draft. The two bottom teams on the ladder that year Carlton and Gold Coast applied for priority picks in the National Draft, which the AFL denied. However, Gold Coast were granted pre-draft access to up to three and Carlton up to two mature-aged State League players each, these selections could be traded to other clubs. Carlton had traded one of their picks to Geelong.”
Nathan Kreuger - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Some blueballers talking about picking him on the main board.
One mentioned bringing him home, (paraphrasing).
I didn’t know he was one of their compensations for their last spoon.
“Kreuger was picked in a roundabout way in 2018 prior to the draft. The two bottom teams on the ladder that year Carlton and Gold Coast applied for priority picks in the National Draft, which the AFL denied. However, Gold Coast were granted pre-draft access to up to three and Carlton up to two mature-aged State League players each, these selections could be traded to other clubs. Carlton had traded one of their picks to Geelong.”
Nathan Kreuger - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Took a nice speckie during the norf comeback. Took a few and kicked 3 goals vs the dees when we had nobody else. Would rather him every day of the week than some others we've had.Can't you just see it....Baggers pick up Kroogs, in pre-season he "accidentally" injures Harry AND Charlie by running into them doing laps and he has to play single handedly as their main forward for the year......ahhhhhhhhh
In reality...why would any club pick the human wrecking ball in this day and age? He can't mark????
Perhaps, but still bang average.Took a nice speckie during the norf comeback. Took a few and kicked 3 goals vs the dees when we had nobody else. Would rather him every day of the week than some others we've had.
Really powerful bloke who has a dip, but he's too unbalanced and uncoordinated for prefessional sport.Took a nice speckie during the norf comeback. Took a few and kicked 3 goals vs the dees when we had nobody else. Would rather him every day of the week than some others we've had.
Perhaps, but still bang average.
Really powerful bloke who has a dip, but he's too unbalanced and uncoordinated for prefessional sport.
Really powerful bloke who has a dip, but he's too unbalanced and uncoordinated for prefessional sport.
I was channeling Freddy and falling over whilst typing. Did well to hit the keyboard at all.I hear he’s so unco he sometimes types “e” instead of “o”. No wonder we delisted him.
Seriously though, very sad to see him go. Quality person and he gave everything.
Spot on. His fumbling used to drive me to distraction.It's not just the injuries with this bloke, when he started t Geelong the "excuse" for his fumbles and lack of coordination were that he'd had a massive growth spurt and gone from an athletic mid to a KPP in 12 months. They speculated then that he'd settle and that his skills would eventually improve.
6 years on and he still crosses his hands when he attempts to mark overhead, he still double takes at picking the ball up or marking and that leaves him off balance and prone to extra contact. AND then there's the injuries.
He's a great bloke, but footy at the highest level just isn't his go. He's tried.
His availability zilch.Body has been through it. Been unlucky at times, but they always say your best ability is your availability.