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‘Pain-free’ Danger eyes midfield return after cautious summer – AFL
The Geelong superstar and his coach are confident he’ll have a bigger impact in the midfield in 2021
PATRICK Dangerfield has taken a major stride in his recovery from injury as Geelong prepares to re-deploy the superstar as a near-permanent midfielder in 2021.
Dangerfield admitted he was a “month behind” his ideal timeline ahead of round one but remains confident he’ll have done enough work to face Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on March 21.
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