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Colin Garland - 100 Games

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Taken his game to a whole other level. Really proud to have Garlo wearing the red and blue.

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    Need to also remember that he suffered a serious foot injury, like Trengove, and it took him a good 18 months to get back to his best.

    Let that be a lesson to all of you sh*tting on Trenners head right now.

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    Really reinforces that '80 game' theory that many afl analysts refer to. Prior to reaching that mark he was an OK footballer but has really come on in leaps and bounds since. I cannot wait until a chunk of our young midfield brigade get there - look out! Col exemplifies why we need to be patient with inexperienced players and not expect the world of them.

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    Really reinforces that '80 game' theory that many afl analysts refer to. Prior to reaching that mark he was an OK footballer but has really come on in leaps and bounds since. I cannot wait until a chunk of our young midfield brigade get there - look out! Col exemplifies why we need to be patient with inexperienced players and not expect the world of them.

    also reinforces the need to allow them time to grow in the VFL, without rushing them.

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    Well done Colin. Here is hoping for some periods success in the future at MFC to reward you for all of your hard work.

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    Reading his article this morning was great, he is really passionate about turning this club around, form has shot through the roof this year and i hope we seriously consider him as a potential captain in 2014.

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    From the interview on the mfc site :

    "It's my time and Nathan Jones' time and James Frawley's time to really step up and be leaders of the club."

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