Kirby
stretching the imagination there
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Kirby
Have you actually heard something or is it just speculation?
Probably for the best.Dick off the top of my head.
He should get a good payout (outside the salary cap) given his career was finished due to injury. A bit like Dane Swan.Really sad for Langdon as a person. Knowing our luck Ed will go onto play 350 games lol
However, from the clubs point of view if he retires then that opens up cap space. The first domino to fall, in our pursuit of Jezza.
Perhaps, but a return to football seems unlikely. I think Bucks was just trying to frame it in a respectful manner, making sure Tom knows he’s valued and that he’s not being shown the door per se.I assumed what Buckley said about Langdon was alluding to possible surgery in the off season.
Do we know for sure that Tommy is finished? Always liked him, even the laconic style which I know annoyed a lot of Pies fans. He more than made up for that in game sense and courage. An intelligent footballer.
If he really is gone, then I can reminisce about seeing his first game at Docklands. We were being hammered by Freo, but he stood up to the pressure. A sign of things to come.
After debuting, was he ever dropped for poor form?
Having checked the AFL Record Season Guide(s), it looks like he was dropped in his debut season (2014). He missed the Rd. 15 game through concussion, but was in the senior team up to (and including) Rd. 19. For Rd. 20 he was named as an emergency (so must have been omitted) and played VFL the following week, before returning to the senior side: https://afltables.com/afl/stats/players/T/Tom_Langdon.htmlDo we know for sure that Tommy is finished? Always liked him, even the laconic style which I know annoyed a lot of Pies fans. He more than made up for that in game sense and courage. An intelligent footballer.
If he really is gone, then I can reminisce about seeing his first game at Docklands. We were being hammered by Freo, but he stood up to the pressure. A sign of things to come.
After debuting, was he ever dropped for poor form?
He should get a good payout (outside the salary cap) given his career was finished due to injury. A bit like Dane Swan.
And his family are very very rich anyway, so outside the tragedy of his career being prematurely ended, at least financially he will be ok.
Having checked the AFL Record Season Guide(s), it looks like he was dropped in his debut season (2014). He missed the Rd. 15 game through concussion, but was in the senior team up to (and including) Rd. 19. For Rd. 20 he was named as an emergency (so must have been omitted) and played VFL the following week, before returning to the senior side: https://afltables.com/afl/stats/players/T/Tom_Langdon.html
After a long absence due to injury he played several Reserves games in 2017 before getting back into the senior team. It doesn't look as if he has played VFL since then.
He's played 4 Reserves games for Collingwood: https://forever.collingwoodfc.com.au/reserves-players-l-q/
View attachment 965991
For anyone who is interested in such things (and not aware of their existence) Collingwood Forever now has these very useful lists on the site:
Reserves Players – the complete list
View the full list of players who have represented Collingwood at reserves or VFL level since 1919.forever.collingwoodfc.com.auUnder-19s Players – the complete list
Collingwood’s Under-19s teams played a huge role in the club’s history during the 40 years they existed. So many big stars emerged from our thirds teams over the years – names like Murray Weideman, Len Thompson, Peter Daicos, Denis Banks, Gavin Brown, Mick McGuane, Gavin Crosisca and Saverio...forever.collingwoodfc.com.au
Seriously thought you said Scharenberg’s D1ck fell off when I skimmed the message.Scharenberg, Dick off the top of my head.
VickyDo we know for sure that Tommy is finished? Always liked him, even the laconic style which I know annoyed a lot of Pies fans. He more than made up for that in game sense and courage. An intelligent footballer.
If he really is gone, then I can reminisce about seeing his first game at Docklands. We were being hammered by Freo, but he stood up to the pressure. A sign of things to come.
After debuting, was he ever dropped for poor form?
Lucky he's on a small contractThe Dane Swan payout mechanism isn’t around anymore - and wouldn’t have applied anyway as Langdon is contracted for next year. If he and the Club reach an agreement on a termination payment it goes to the Cap in the last year he is a listed player.
Sent from my iPhone using BigFooty.com
That sounds at complete odds with the press at the time - when he was being courted hard by Sydney after a very good finals series.Vicky
I've been trying since 19 season to explain it was a fallacy to expect a return
Damn shame
But it's why the last contract was delayed and low money as no one else wanted the risk
Failed two medicals ,got a lifeline from us through loyalty
My understanding on information I recieved
Vicky
I've been trying since 19 season to explain it was a fallacy to expect a return
Damn shame
But it's why the last contract was delayed and low money as no one else wanted the risk
Failed two medicals ,got a lifeline from us through loyalty
My understanding on information I recieved
Agree, and his brother who was in Africa with him while he was pondering the Sydney offer said it was an agonizing decision for him to make because the Swans offered more money. He passed the medical at Sydney.That sounds at complete odds with the press at the time - when he was being courted hard by Sydney after a very good finals series.