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2012 Player Review - # 20 Colin Garland

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Colin had a very strong patch of form between Round Two and Round Nine, playing on high quality small forwards.  He was very consistent, and was forced down forward through our injuries.  He had an immediate impact.  Colin was very much a flexible player for us in 2012.  His leadership improved immeasurably after he was thrust into the leadership group.  He is very popular among the playing group, and will once again really attack the pre-season next year and look to increase strength and speed and endurance. - Jade Rawlings (backline coach) melbournefc.com.au

Games MFC 2012 22 MFC Total 80 Goals MFC 2012 8 MFC Total 12

Games CSFC 2012 1 Goals CSFC 2012 0

MFC 203 kicks (5th) 78 handballs 281 disposals 98 marks 73 (4th) tackles 47 rebounds from fifty (5th)

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 297 votes (6th)

 

Really rate him, however when he was put up front he had the accuracy of Ben 'Dutchy' Holland...

Had some well documented brain fades this year. Other than that, like him as player and usually plays with intelligence. Versatile and committed.

 

Played one of the worst games I've ever seen a Melbourne player play against Port Adelaide in Darwin. Garland's got some great attributes, but he is also prone to silly mistakes. He's got the "kick off one step," casual approach to footy that I imagine thousands of weekend warriors all around Australia also have.

He needs to get that crap out of his game. If not, it's going to be a long three years for me watching him play.


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