Steele Sidebottom is crossing his fingers that Collingwood will put an agreement deal on the table after enhancing on an indifferent start to his 16th AFL season. The 33-year-old and premiership colleague Scott Pendlebury are playing out the 2024 project on 1 year offers. Pendlebury stated in May that he had yet to comprise his mind on playing next year while Sidebottom has actually now made his position clear. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today “I wish to keep playing footy for as long as I can so whatever will take place will occur,” he informed 7NEWS ahead of Friday night’s clash with Geelong. “I still seem like I’m adding to the group and if I’m able to do that then ideally there’s an agreement there for me.” Sidebottom’s position puts the pressure on the Magpies to come forward with an extension. He may be required to wait for some time yet offered their precarious flag defence. The ruling premiers sat ninth on the ladder going into Round 18 and closer to 13th location than the leading 4. Friday night’s hit at the MCG significant Collingwood’s long-awaited 2010 premiership reunion following COVID hold-ups. Sidebottom and Pendlebury, who is now simply 3 video games far from his turning point 400th AFL video game, are the only gamers left standing from the grand last. “It’s great to see numerous familiar faces return,” Sidebottom stated. “Obviously the reunion got held off a bit so I believe there’ll be a great turnout tonight and perhaps tomorrow too.” Lots of favourites crossed courses in the warm-up– consisting of Tyson Goldsack, Ben Johnson, Luke Ball, Dane Swan and Channel 7’s own Daisy Thomas. Premiership coach Mick Malthouse was likewise amongst the crowd with Travis Cloke, Dayne Beams, Heath Shaw, Chris Dawes and Alan Toovey. “How excellent that they lastly get to commemorate,” Abbey Holmes stated on Channel 7. “What a minute that is.”
Steele Sidebottom deals with worried wait after making get in touch with AFL future
