Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

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  • The Pie Man
    Coaching Staff
    • May 2008
    • 3505
    #16
    Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

    The mark and goal to put them back in front in the last was class.

    Good story - glad he played well AND the Shockers won
    Float Along - Fill Your Lungs

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      • LostDoggy
        WOOF Member
        • Jan 2007
        • 8307
        #17
        Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

        POOOOODDDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS WOOHOOOO.....2 goals 2.....11 marks(6 contested) and almost kicked the winning goal...awesome game........im really really really happy for him........

        Hopefully he keeps his spot in the team....

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          • KT31
            WOOF Member
            • Jul 2008
            • 5455
            #18
            Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

            Originally posted by minson27
            POOOOODDDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS WOOHOOOO.....2 goals 2.....11 marks(6 contested) and almost kicked the winning goal...awesome game........im really really really happy for him........

            Hopefully he keeps his spot in the team....
            Like most wanted the Dogs to pick him up years ago.
            Watch him in the 2005 Granny and thought he would have been a better option than Bowden and Rawlings.
            Hopefully Pods can have some success with the cats.
            It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.

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              • MrMahatma
                Coaching Staff
                • Sep 2007
                • 3981
                #19
                Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

                Originally posted by KT31
                Like most wanted the Dogs to pick him up years ago.
                Watch him in the 2005 Granny and thought he would have been a better option than Bowden and Rawlings.
                Hopefully Pods can have some success with the cats.
                That was always the odd one - we didn't draft him because 'he had a couple of attributes that make us think he'd never be an AFL player' but there would've been loads on our list in the same boat.

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                  • mighty_west
                    Coaching Staff
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 3505
                    #20
                    Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

                    Originally posted by MrMahatma
                    That was always the odd one - we didn't draft him because 'he had a couple of attributes that make us think he'd never be an AFL player' but there would've been loads on our list in the same boat.
                    Exactly right,we all knew he wasn't the quickest bloke going around, and definatly had a few drawbacks, but he was also the most dominate player i had seen in a long time at VFL level, and would make some AFL defenders look 3rd rate, just monster them, great pack mark, very smart forward who knew exactly where to run, and at a time where the Dogs were seen more as a fast running side, and had no real dominant type forwards to kick to, imo we could have got away with a player with his drawbacks, he would have been cheap as chips as well.

                    Not to be, and it's great that he's finally got himself a spot in the most dominate side over the past 4 years, would have loved to see how he went whilst in his prime.

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                      • Sockeye Salmon
                        Bulldog Team of the Century
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 6365
                        #21
                        Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

                        I have no desire for Pods to be successful. As far as I'm concerned, he's just another Geelong player that I would rather couldn't get a kick.

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                          • Bornadog
                            WOOF Clubhouse Leader
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 67687
                            #22
                            Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

                            Originally posted by Sockeye Salmon
                            I have no desire for Pods to be successful. As far as I'm concerned, he's just another Geelong player that I would rather couldn't get a kick.
                            Couldn't agree more
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                              • LostDoggy
                                WOOF Member
                                • Jan 2007
                                • 8307
                                #23
                                Re: Long-term injury to rookie Cat opens door for veteran Podsiadly

                                Originally posted by Sockeye Salmon
                                I have no desire for Pods to be successful. As far as I'm concerned, he's just another Geelong player that I would rather couldn't get a kick.
                                Unless he's on your Supercoach team. Then you want him to score 150s every week except against the Dogs, and then not get a kick in Finals.

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