Art Vandelay_
TheBrownDog
- Oct 28, 2012
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So who at Geelong is your for next season. The criteria is yours. It could be a veteran you’re keen to see if the performances remain. It could be a VFL player set to announce himself or whatever other criteria you want.
1. Max Holmes. Has already broken into a strong side as established himself as best 22. I think 2023 could be the year he really breaks out and announces himself as a quality AFL player.
2. James Willis. Injured for parts of 2022, in the latter part of the season showed some traits that give hope he can make a good fist of an AFL career. Good speed and evasiveness in traffic. Keen to see if he can string consistent performances together and build towards earning a debut.
3. Amy McDonald. Freshly minted AFLW AA player with 3 successive Geelong Best and Fairest awards. Can she continue to improve and push for more league honours and further up the league medal tally. Another cats B&F would write an early chapter in the fledgling history book of the Cats women’s program. We shouldn’t undersell the effect these pioneers have on young girls, gives them players to idolise and aspire to become. Like a generation of 90s kids with Ablett’s no.5 on their backs.
1. Max Holmes. Has already broken into a strong side as established himself as best 22. I think 2023 could be the year he really breaks out and announces himself as a quality AFL player.
2. James Willis. Injured for parts of 2022, in the latter part of the season showed some traits that give hope he can make a good fist of an AFL career. Good speed and evasiveness in traffic. Keen to see if he can string consistent performances together and build towards earning a debut.
3. Amy McDonald. Freshly minted AFLW AA player with 3 successive Geelong Best and Fairest awards. Can she continue to improve and push for more league honours and further up the league medal tally. Another cats B&F would write an early chapter in the fledgling history book of the Cats women’s program. We shouldn’t undersell the effect these pioneers have on young girls, gives them players to idolise and aspire to become. Like a generation of 90s kids with Ablett’s no.5 on their backs.