Corey Durdin came across from Carlton in the off season as a drop-in replacement for the retiring Willie Rioli: a small forward whose output is mostly measured in goals, but when he can't score he has to be accountable and keep his back flanker opponents busy. The Power have lost a lot of steam recently as attempts to top up their list have failed to deliver finals, and they are almost out of the running this year even with an expanded slate of ten teams qualifying. Durdin is a journeyman roleplayer at a club that really needs to commit to a rebuild, but keep recruiting list cloggers.
Corey Durdin came across from Carlton in the off season as a drop-in replacement for the retiring Willie Rioli: a small forward whose output is mostly measured in goals, but when he can't score he has to be accountable and keep his back flanker opponents busy. The Power have lost a lot of steam recently as attempts to top up their list have failed to deliver finals, and they are almost out of the running this year even with an expanded slate of ten teams qualifying. Durdin is a journeyman roleplayer at a club that really needs to commit to a rebuild, but keep recruiting list cloggers.
Corey Durdin was one of the better players last week in Calrton's victory over GWS, having played all but one game this year in a deep small forward role that had not been producing much in the way of consistent statistical totals. His progression of scores is a lesson in waiting for the slow burn fantasy rookie, as all you need is that one really good score at the right time leading into the bye period to kickstart cash accumulation. If his owners get really lucky he'll peel off another one over the next fortnight to really boost his price for the inevitable cash cow culling.