From the backline: Andrew Hamilton takes a look at Gold Coast's best 22 in 2014 Gary Ablett is still the main man on the coast. IN: Jack Martin (GC NEAFL), Kade Kolodjashnij, Jack Leslie, Sean Lemmens OUT: Jared Brennan (retired), Campbell Brown (sacked), Maverick Weller (St Kilda), Joel Wilkinson (delisted), Jacob Gilbee (delisted), Liam Patrick (delisted), Kyal Horsley (delisted) Gold Coast recruits Kade Kolodjashnij, Jack Leslie and Sean Lemmens will be looking to make their mark in 2014. B: Seb Tape, 21, 30 games, Steven May 21, 34 games, Trent McKenzie, 21, 57 games HB: Matt Shaw, 21, 52 games, Rory Thompson, 22, 34 games, Kade Kolodjashnij, 18, 0 games C: Jarrod Harbrow 24, 126 games, David Swallow 21, 51 games, Harley Bennell, 21, 51 games HF: Tim Sumner, 20, 11 games, Tom Lynch 21, 38 games, Aaron Hall, 23, 30 games F: Jack Martin, 18, 0 games, Sam Day, 21, 42 games, Charlie Dixon, 23, 35 games. R: Tom Nicholls, 21, 9 games, Gary Ablett, 29, 253 games, Jaeger O'Meara - 20, 21 games INT: Dion Prestia, 21, 51 games, Jesse Lonergan 19, 4 games, Michael Rischitelli, 27, 157 games, Nathan Bock, 30, 140 games Guy McKenna (senior coach) Malcolm Blight (coaching adviser) Matthew Primus (midfield) Mark Riley (forwards) Dean Solomon (defence). THE Suns have always prided themselves on their clearance work but in their fourth year in the AFL expect to see them looking to become more dangerous on the outside. They are very quick and with increased fitness levels should start to make better use of space. They would hope their big forwards Sam Day, Charlie Dixon and Tom Lynch take more grabs which should fix the struggles they have endured keeping the ball in their forward 50. Gold Coast speedster Harley Bennell is primed for a big 2014 campaign. Picture: Brendan Radke Source: News Limited HARLEY Bennell was terrific in 2012, but injuries held him back last season. But he is enjoying a strong pre-season and is fitter than he has ever been. Expect a big 2014 from the 21-year-old.