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Geelong v Casey Scorpions 

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Well Garry Lyon must be misguided too. Most of the 'experts' who saw the footage agreed that it was a little reckless but not malicious.

Thats right it was reckless. No argument there. Wojo should wear the penalty that comes.

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    Getting back to the game it was good to see that Sheahan and Taggert are coming along nicely. They are both really good ball users which we lack in senior ranks, lets keep an eye on them as the year rolls along.

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    Getting back to the game it was good to see that Sheahan and Taggert are coming along nicely. They are both really good ball users which we lack in senior ranks, lets keep an eye on them as the year rolls along.

    I agree. Taggert is an intriguing player from all reports and very highly rated by the club. Fingers crossed he gets a taste of senior footy in preparation for next year.

    A friend of mine watches TAC footy part time for a VFL club and told me that Sheahan is the most talented player we drafted last year. Needs time apparently.

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    I agree. Taggert is an intriguing player from all reports and very highly rated by the club. Fingers crossed he gets a taste of senior footy in preparation for next year.

    A friend of mine watches TAC footy part time for a VFL club and told me that Sheahan is the most talented player we drafted last year. Needs time apparently.

    I think this is symptomatic of having adopted the Geelong mantra of talent being given equal weighting with character in recruits.

    You can have all the talent in the world, but you need to have the inner fortitude to capitalise on it.

    Otherwise it just takes a hell of a lot more work to do that.

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    Five years ago - well played. Now if you chose to bump instead of tackle and cause injury gonski - 6 weeks.

    The recklessness is not in the bump itself which I thought was elbow tucked and well delivered - the recklessness is in the choice to bump instead of tackle.

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