Reg Retires
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Thanks for the connection stevoswan, a nice regume (beg your pardon). What struck me was Reg's capacity, no matter how high he flew, to land on his feet and not damage his foot, ankle or knee. Am I imagining things or was his technique in this area something others should note? And does his record actually show that his skill in this area shows up in stats somewhere, as e.g.in fewer spells off? -
I saw Reg in the lift at the Collingwood game.
Had a hug and got a bit teary. We're both hoping they'll give him something to do around the club!Leave a comment:
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Not sure if this has been posted but it's been on Youtube for about 6 days now......a nice little career highlights wrap on Reg. His 'body positioning' is sublime....
Grundy calls time - YouTube
You beauty Reg!Leave a comment:
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THANKS REG
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES REG....YOU SHOWED ALL, HOW IMPORTANT THE BACKLINE PLAYERS ARE.
BEST OF EVERYTHING TO YOU AND YOURS IN THE FUTURE.Leave a comment:
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One of my favourites. Excellent at reading the flight of the ball off the boot and able to consistently outmark his opponent. Was it 4 goals in his first game? Long and successful career - Congrats Reg!Leave a comment:
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Reg was always an underestimated player throughout his career. I think part of this was that he looked a bit slower than he actually was. So many times, it looked like he was going to be beaten but then all of a sudden he was there for the first or mark. I'm going to miss having him in the team and I'm hoping Melican can step up and become the set and forget defender who we can trust to lock down the opposition's key forward.Leave a comment:
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I didn't know Riewoldt could read!!Longmire also commented in the retirement press conference that Grundy's tank and athleticism were underrated. Reg laughed and Horse really emphasised how much he meant it.
News have put out a nice article about Grundy's impact and influence quoting Nick Riewoldt and Bob Murphy: Riewoldt hails retiring AFL rival Grundy | Wellington Times.
We have lost Our Edge. Go well Reg! Gonna miss you.
We have lost our last line of defence.
EDIT: Just read the article - I was right, it wasn't written by him, just quotes from TV.
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Longmire also commented in the retirement press conference that Grundy's tank and athleticism were underrated. Reg laughed and Horse really emphasised how much he meant it.
News have put out a nice article about Grundy's impact and influence quoting Nick Riewoldt and Bob Murphy: Riewoldt hails retiring AFL rival Grundy | Wellington Times.
We have lost Our Edge. Go well Reg! Gonna miss you.Leave a comment:
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Good article. Ted always had an excellent sense of humour.Sad news. Says a lot that he's a favourite to so many and liked by everyone.
Ted Richards reposted a link to the article he wrote about Grundy last year, well worth reading again:
Glutes, tools and Tokyo — Ted’s tribute to Reg - AFL Players
And to save anyone else doing the search; the person next to Reg in the photo, is Simon Phillips.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for that neilfws. Teddy talks about Reg having "a huge engine". I remember being surprised when they showed the GPS stats that Reg had often covered the most ground during a game.Sad news. Says a lot that he's a favourite to so many and liked by everyone.
Ted Richards reposted a link to the article he wrote about Grundy last year, well worth reading again:
Glutes, tools and Tokyo — Ted’s tribute to Reg - AFL PlayersLeave a comment:
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The Rock of Gilbraltar of our defence. True bloodsman. Tough and underrated. So different to the other legendary no 39 who occupied the opposite goal square.Leave a comment:
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A valuable (and outside the club greatly underrated) full back. Hard but fair, not overly fast but great sense of where to be, a reliable rock for his backline to lean on. Best wishes for the future Reg.Leave a comment:

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