Speaker 1: My parents.
Speaker 2: I'm not living with them. I'm just staying with them.
Speaker 2: I'm looking I'm taking care of them at the moment. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I don't know if you know, but these two
Speaker 2: late you know there, they're getting old.
Speaker 3: Let's hope you do look after me when I'm like
Speaker 3: mid seventies and I'm actually shooting myself.
Speaker 1: And things like that.
Speaker 3: You to wipe my ass, change my nappy, all that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Look forward to.
Speaker 2: I'm sure the home I put you in obviously when
Speaker 2: i'm living.
Speaker 1: Truth right.
Speaker 2: Also, I'll make sure i'll redecorate your bedroom upstairs when
Speaker 2: i'm up there as well. It'll be good fun just
Speaker 2: through out the work bench, mate, I'm going to get
Speaker 2: all the boys in here. Fox's family is going to
Speaker 2: move in. I'm in here, Brandon.
Speaker 3: The monsters.
Speaker 2: I don't want them. That'd be horrible. Josh had a car, mate,
Speaker 2: Good to have.
Speaker 1: You any good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, mate, I don't know if you know how to
Speaker 2: work a mic before, if you work too.
Speaker 1: Far away, yeah, you get it.
Speaker 2: You'll be able to hear yourself in the We call
Speaker 2: these things cans. Cans.
Speaker 1: They're away.
Speaker 2: No, you're not allowed. Just when you laugh, go all
Speaker 2: the way back there. What have you been doing? What's happing?
Speaker 1: Not much, bro, just family time with the kids. Missus.
Speaker 1: Father again, huh father again? Well done? Another little boy,
Speaker 1: Jack Jada Black?
Speaker 2: Were you hoping is there? Are you thinking about? Were
Speaker 2: you hoping there to be a girl? Because you've already
Speaker 2: got a little boy. I want to try full of boys, bro,
Speaker 2: you just want all boys.
Speaker 3: I already got my girl right fighting troop by the graces.
Speaker 2: I think the same too, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Make sure they look after the trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be good. But they all play footy?
Speaker 1: Yeah I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: You want them to.
Speaker 1: I don't want them to. But if they love it,
Speaker 1: then you.
Speaker 2: Were the same, right dude, You probably didn't want You
Speaker 2: didn't want us to play footy.
Speaker 3: I was happy to do whatever you wanted to do.
Speaker 3: But look in an ideal world. I remember having a
Speaker 3: conversation with Jack wants to mate, listen, why don't you
Speaker 3: go go to the States to get a college education?
Speaker 3: And he was like, nah, Dad, you know Friday nights
Speaker 3: I corrupted you sitting every Friday night, me drinking on
Speaker 3: the couch watching Friday night football.
Speaker 1: It just bled into you. Blokes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you do? You choose your own path anyway.
Speaker 3: I can't tell you what to.
Speaker 2: Do exactly, bro. And if you tell, if you try
Speaker 2: to tell your kids what to do, you know what
Speaker 2: they're going to do. Fox. Let them pick their own path.
Speaker 2: I give them enough road to trip over.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the gifts to by the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's try it, man.
Speaker 3: I think I love this green. You know, green is
Speaker 3: my color. Green, Green is my color. I mate, I
Speaker 3: get attracted door things green. It's a roll leg green.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it. I appreciate it. It's awesome.
Speaker 2: Let's talk quickly. But Paramatta, right now, how are you
Speaker 2: enjoying time over and paramounter?
Speaker 1: I love?
Speaker 4: Yeah, just the people, the player group, the coaching staff,
Speaker 4: everyone behind administration there. Transitioned really well into the team.
Speaker 4: I knew a lot of the boys and the coaching staff,
Speaker 4: so love and I know we're not getting the results
Speaker 4: at the moment, we're not far off, but just just
Speaker 4: loving the way we want to play in the stole
Speaker 4: of foota we want to play.
Speaker 1: But I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: You've come from clubs with good fan base. Melbourne had
Speaker 2: a good fan base, Bulldog's got a crazy fan base.
Speaker 2: Paramatta like there is. That's as big a fan base
Speaker 2: as called.
Speaker 1: The Sleeping Giant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right, how's the Roles files going Jason Rolls?
Speaker 2: Obviously you had him as assistant coach at Melbourne. You've
Speaker 2: got a good relationship with him. Has you been going.
Speaker 1: He's been going good man.
Speaker 4: You know, he's the same as when we were at
Speaker 4: the Storm. But I don't think not much has changed.
Speaker 4: But he's been good.
Speaker 2: But this is still not alluding to what he used
Speaker 2: to put on the powerpoints when he was an assistant coach.
Speaker 2: But yeah, used to call Billy Billy Walters used to
Speaker 2: call it the greatest showman because he had a really
Speaker 2: good dummy. But he used to take used to do
Speaker 2: these things like at the start of every meeting. It
Speaker 2: was just like you know that one mate in a
Speaker 2: group chat who always somehow gets the sickest videos. Let's
Speaker 2: get sent to him. He'd always just put this real
Speaker 2: like sickening video just to get the room laughing, and
Speaker 2: then he'd have everyone.
Speaker 1: Does he still do that?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Phil Jackson coached the Chicago Bulls, probably the greatest, one
Speaker 3: of the greatest coaches history of sports. When he used
Speaker 3: to do the videos for the Chicago Bulls with Jordan
Speaker 3: and all those blokes, he used to like sort of
Speaker 3: cut together into the film scenes from the Wizard of
Speaker 3: Oz and everything. Get them laughing.
Speaker 1: Oh really like that? He was really imagining.
Speaker 3: If I mean, if you're gonna sit there in a
Speaker 3: team meeting for anyhow, you may as well be able
Speaker 3: to have a bit of a laugh.
Speaker 4: And you want energy before the meeting too. I think
Speaker 4: that's what rosal. He makes the meetings and training fun.
Speaker 3: Got to hear some of the coaches, Foxy. Just imagine
Speaker 3: sitting in a meeting with that for an how and
Speaker 3: a half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, we just.
Speaker 3: We sort of like, you know, I think we're better
Speaker 3: than that, just going off. Yeah, I wonder some people
Speaker 3: sit there, you know? Am I wasting my life?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What about the playing group? What about the boys
Speaker 2: that you haven't seen? You a lot of them coming in.
Speaker 2: But how is the because every playing groups like different
Speaker 2: every you have loose characters in there, what's the paramatter?
Speaker 4: Like? Let sleep, bro, I feel like we're a close bunch.
Speaker 4: You know, they're good, They're good bunch of boys.
Speaker 2: Who's your game?
Speaker 1: Uh? One?
Speaker 3: Or two senior player, you've got to basically after all
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 4: That's true because we live we live all over Sydney
Speaker 4: bro We always try to catch up with a cafe
Speaker 4: before training before captains run.
Speaker 1: But I feel like we're all close group.
Speaker 2: Did you play with Mitch at the Tigers?
Speaker 1: Yes? I was that the titles with Mitch Mitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's We always.
Speaker 1: Talk about it. Back in the days, we had a
Speaker 1: pretty good side.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you had a well like back in those
Speaker 2: days to a lot of you young guys who are
Speaker 2: all like sort of scattered around in the NRL now
Speaker 2: and leaders at their respective clubs, but you guys were
Speaker 2: like you were probably the you guys were the rat
Speaker 2: pack of the West Tigers and now you're all like,
Speaker 2: you know, good family man all your respective clubs. But
Speaker 2: I imagine you'd have some cracking stories, not for not
Speaker 2: for the.
Speaker 3: Like what, he's a good players, a good kid.
Speaker 1: He's a very good kid.
Speaker 4: He keeps to himself, but I feel like over the
Speaker 4: last couple of weeks he's really coming out of the
Speaker 4: shell and has a laugh at the boys, comes out
Speaker 4: the breaky like I said, and he's definitely a shigning like.
Speaker 3: Tear Blake, I reckon, you get on really good with
Speaker 3: He's an old player who went to Union for years.
Speaker 3: Scotty wise Man or one of the assistants.
Speaker 1: Scotty how good is love him?
Speaker 4: Because I had the time of up in lenox Head
Speaker 4: when Covid when Covid.
Speaker 2: Here, Oh yeah, was he up there?
Speaker 1: He was?
Speaker 4: That's why who I did a little pre season because
Speaker 4: I last stayed in Sydney and everyone had to go
Speaker 4: to melbur.
Speaker 2: You and George Jennings, Yes, yeah, that's right. I remember your.
Speaker 4: Storm said, oh, we got like a couple of hours
Speaker 4: to pack all that stuff up and drive down to Melbourne.
Speaker 1: I said, I can't, like I don't know, I had
Speaker 1: something on or whatever.
Speaker 4: But end up getting stuck in Sydney and they were like, oh,
Speaker 4: you have to move to to lenox Head for three
Speaker 4: or four weeks, have a little mini pre season up
Speaker 4: there because there was a green zone.
Speaker 1: And Sydney was a red zone. Yeah that's right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had all these little zones.
Speaker 2: I remember when you did it. Yeah, all the boys
Speaker 2: were off because you guys were remember we were in
Speaker 2: we were in Melbourne and it was like piercing down
Speaker 2: rain and Foxy and Jenks were in Where was that Lennox?
Speaker 2: And it was like every day they just post pictures
Speaker 2: at the beach and just the locals made.
Speaker 1: Us so fun for they cooked to the surf. I
Speaker 1: don't have to surf. I don't even know how to swim,
Speaker 1: but a surf I was.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get out there. But I'm just you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not the fittest person at all. I'm trying to.
Speaker 3: Make your a Lando.
Speaker 1: Bargain with a crack. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, why is he going to full circle? Why is
Speaker 3: he played under twenty one for Paramount of President's Cup
Speaker 3: that's called back in the day. Then he went away
Speaker 3: went into the union coaching union with the war Tars Wallabies,
Speaker 3: English Ruby Union back of Paramount. Tremendous fella.
Speaker 4: He's so smart, like he comes up with little drills
Speaker 4: that we can work on, like within our game. I'll
Speaker 4: sit down with them all at the time, and obviously
Speaker 4: it was part of the union there for a bit
Speaker 4: and Rosie give me heads up just to try to
Speaker 4: give him a hand and a few areas and that's
Speaker 4: something I really enjoyed. Try to coach the boys and
Speaker 4: help the boys and help our coaches as well.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: And let's go to your und our old journey for
Speaker 2: a week. Let's start right in the beginning. You start
Speaker 2: at the Sharkis of your South juniors.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, he went Mattreville Light, didn't you?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Did you come through with any of the boys there.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of us.
Speaker 4: Adnamshan Or Blake, Tyron Phillips, Aaron Gray, Dylan Walker.
Speaker 3: Reno went there, didn't.
Speaker 1: Boy Cord?
Speaker 2: What was Blake like in school?
Speaker 1: He's just stubborn brother.
Speaker 4: I played so much football with Adam through school obviously
Speaker 4: through Souse as well.
Speaker 1: I've known him since under elevens or something.
Speaker 2: He's a good player, He's freak. He's so good.
Speaker 4: But if you if you looked at us two back
Speaker 4: in the day, you think, oh no, there's two followers
Speaker 4: and never making you know what I mean, like all
Speaker 4: the two rat.
Speaker 1: Bays and fifteen. You know what, it's just good to
Speaker 1: see that.
Speaker 4: You know, he he's stuck by his dream and he's
Speaker 4: a feeling man now and he's back in.
Speaker 1: Sydney and enjoy his foot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great places come out of Matroville, so all once
Speaker 3: spoken about. But back in the day, Michael Whitney, who
Speaker 3: was a left hand let's Australian cricketer.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually he was the guy one of the major reasons
Speaker 3: South got back in the competition, massive south Man.
Speaker 1: But also the Ollow brothers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Steve, Gary, Gary and Mark Loave It three brothers
Speaker 3: who played for the Wallabies. Now the mainstay of the
Speaker 3: eighty four Grand Slam Mark Keller. Many believe him to
Speaker 3: be the greatest union player of all time. Naturally, really, yeah,
Speaker 3: they came through the greats playing rugby league.
Speaker 2: They all played Wallabies together.
Speaker 3: All played Wallabies together on the same side.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good. But I wanted to ask the Sharks
Speaker 2: because you played under twenties at the Sharks, yep, did what.
Speaker 1: Were the did the Sharks?
Speaker 2: Like I've always wanted to know. I always wanted to
Speaker 2: ask you, did the Sharks want to keep you there?
Speaker 2: Or like did something happen or because you end up
Speaker 2: at the obviously debut at the Tigers. But I thought
Speaker 2: I'd imagine you would have been a junior that like,
Speaker 2: if you were coming through their ranks, they would have
Speaker 2: wanted to retain it, right.
Speaker 1: I wasn't a so how it all started for me?
Speaker 4: I signed up online because I was gone through a
Speaker 4: bit of stuff when I was younger, just had a
Speaker 4: year off foot and I signed up on the line
Speaker 4: for a trial at the Sharks. The Bulldogs and the
Speaker 4: Sharks tried out for both and I think it was
Speaker 4: like one hundred players to try out for the under twenties,
Speaker 4: and that's how sort of all started for me. And
Speaker 4: I was the only play out of like one hundred
Speaker 4: players that get picked out of that troll to stay
Speaker 4: with the under twenty side. And I was like, I
Speaker 4: think I was I didn't even I wasn't meant to
Speaker 4: play round one under twenties. And then with one of
Speaker 4: the wingers pulled up sick or something and ended up
Speaker 4: getting the crack there and scored I think two three
Speaker 4: tries against the Gold Coast Times and that's sort of
Speaker 4: helped started for me and kept my position there. Played
Speaker 4: fullback a bit of five eight there as well. Yeah,
Speaker 4: fullback center wi mister fixed back.
Speaker 2: He's the passing going on John West Bro.
Speaker 1: But I really enjoyed my football there, Bro.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Flano was the head coach there, stayed there
Speaker 4: for two years. They just wanted to sign me for
Speaker 4: was Cup after after twenties. But Melbourne and the Tigers
Speaker 4: wanted to sign me for first grade for both one year,
Speaker 4: and I just thought it was the first grade contract.
Speaker 4: Never really trained me first grade at the Sharks as well,
Speaker 4: So I just wanted to give it one more crack.
Speaker 4: That's that was my attitude towards it. Just give it
Speaker 4: a last last crack.
Speaker 5: And that's why I went to the the So what
Speaker 5: so Melbourne were circling you then, Yeah, they wanted to
Speaker 5: sign me for one you deal to go down there,
Speaker 5: but I was like, I wasn't stable at the time,
Speaker 5: like just living was. So I was like, I'll give
Speaker 5: it one last crack here in Sydney with the West Tigers.
Speaker 1: Then I played nine games there and yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Remember that Sunday like hard over against the same game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you'd signed with Melbourne two weeks before.
Speaker 1: That, right was captains run day before?
Speaker 2: So the day before, oh wow, day before the Tigers.
Speaker 1: No, No, they didn't know. That's what I mean, like
Speaker 1: Tigers are always the last enough, no last side.
Speaker 4: Because I was obviously going really well in this of
Speaker 4: Ours Cup and I wasn't getting a crack and and
Speaker 4: it's melturne storm but they offered me, I think a
Speaker 4: three deal or something. And still if I don't take,
Speaker 4: you know, and yeah, I'm signing the contract day before
Speaker 4: Captain's run. And then the next day I didn't even
Speaker 4: know I was going to play. They all told me
Speaker 4: or David, David's out, You're in, but they.
Speaker 1: Didn't telling And the back of it, I'm like, I
Speaker 1: just signed.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible coincidence though, that your first grade to
Speaker 3: Boo and his first grade to against each other, and
Speaker 3: you blokes would actually form one of the great wing combinations.
Speaker 1: It's crazy when I look back at it.
Speaker 3: Now, do you like still speak to him just on Instagram?
Speaker 2: I just reply to his stuff here and there.
Speaker 1: He's still not crazy down he's in.
Speaker 2: I think he's in Japan at the moment.
Speaker 4: I think he signed with like overseas quiet, but every
Speaker 4: now and then we touch base.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's one of the great mysteries. He hasn't
Speaker 3: dominated union. I thought that when he went there to
Speaker 3: here we Go, he did.
Speaker 2: A real bad hamstring remember when he first went and
Speaker 2: he was out for like nearly the whole year. And
Speaker 2: I don't think he's like I think like they've struggled
Speaker 2: to rehabit for a while. I think he's sort of
Speaker 2: come in and out of the side, like he's injured
Speaker 2: a lot of the time.
Speaker 3: So Fox, just when you went to I don't want
Speaker 3: to jump too far ahead here.
Speaker 1: You just tell me if I've gone a little bit too.
Speaker 3: You go to your plans, you can see you can
Speaker 3: see who the alpha.
Speaker 4: And the.
Speaker 2: Bloke behind us.
Speaker 1: When you went.
Speaker 3: So when you went to Melbourne, what was the first
Speaker 3: conversation you had with with Craig as far as the
Speaker 3: expectations he had on you.
Speaker 4: It was at the front of his house with that
Speaker 4: cafe across the road from his house.
Speaker 2: In Oh yeah, what is that?
Speaker 1: To be honest, I can't remember, but.
Speaker 4: I think I was telling him at the time, like, okay,
Speaker 4: I can't remember what the common station was until I
Speaker 4: got the first day of pre season.
Speaker 1: Yep. He's like, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Can't be doing all this Larry stuff after trials and sweet.
Speaker 1: Yeah done, but no problems. But the first ever meeting.
Speaker 4: I was so worried about, like moving to another city
Speaker 4: or another state. He's like, look, mate, if it doesn't
Speaker 4: work out, we can we can send you back home
Speaker 4: with no stress. So you don't need to worry about that.
Speaker 2: Oh really, he always gave you that option, Like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I always that, Yeah, give me that option. But so,
Speaker 4: and that's probably the only thing I remember from that conversation.
Speaker 3: Did you ever have that temptation to go back or
Speaker 3: did you love it straight away?
Speaker 4: Rather the first year I was struggling. I didn't know
Speaker 4: anything about tax and all that kind of stuff. So
Speaker 4: I went brought a brand new car, brand new highlus.
Speaker 4: I didn't know anything about tax I thought of the
Speaker 4: multimnion at the time.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so I bought a brand new car.
Speaker 4: I was paying a fortune for that, and then I
Speaker 4: have to obviously live in a house and I was
Speaker 4: living off like one hundred dollars tow hundred bucks a
Speaker 4: week and I was struggling.
Speaker 1: I ring my best man.
Speaker 4: I said, but I don't think I can stay down anymore,
Speaker 4: because I was living off two hundred two hundred bus
Speaker 4: or one hundred bucks a week or whatever it was.
Speaker 4: And I almost almost moved back. My best man was like, no,
Speaker 4: I just stay down to stick to it. And that
Speaker 4: was probably just before the season started. So I didn't
Speaker 4: know whether I was dayborn.
Speaker 2: So so you didn't know like obviously that Melbourne preseason
Speaker 2: must have been like a shock to the system for you,
Speaker 2: because look, letting people know like Foxy is a is
Speaker 2: a sublime athlete, he's a fast twitch man, and in
Speaker 2: the gym you can like throw weight around like because
Speaker 2: you're powerful, spots power. But when you were still be
Speaker 2: the one effort man, because you do a lot of
Speaker 2: conditioning games, heaps are running like for a long period
Speaker 2: of time and say like the ball, get out the
Speaker 2: fox and you'd go one hundred meters and score. But
Speaker 2: then for the next five minutes in the game, Foxy
Speaker 2: was just he was out like you would So that
Speaker 2: first pre seas it must have been that's a minute
Speaker 2: man's moments moment.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was very tough, but believe it. And I
Speaker 4: was pretty I was actually pretty fit. How skinny I
Speaker 4: was before I went to Melbourne. That's when it just
Speaker 4: hit me, like a ton of bricks, just the way
Speaker 4: they trained and how the intensity of training like after
Speaker 4: a recession, but like you could only walk put their
Speaker 4: conditioning games into third h whatever into like we'll find
Speaker 4: we'll finish on.
Speaker 2: Running.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll be away at the back like it was
Speaker 4: just so it's just a mental thing. Like, yeah, just
Speaker 4: don't stop moving sort of thing. But I remember when Craig,
Speaker 4: because Craig didn't come back to training for like two
Speaker 4: or three weeks in the preseason, and the first session back,
Speaker 4: I think it was the hardest day. It was like
Speaker 4: a Tuesday or something, and we did the session and
Speaker 4: we're doing M A S. And I was way at
Speaker 4: the back, and you know when you're real tired by
Speaker 4: your head starts going off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the squibvel.
Speaker 4: Yeah, He's like, your head's not gonna make you run
Speaker 4: fast or something.
Speaker 1: Some stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So we used to I love the noises used to
Speaker 2: make we always we used to impersonate all the time
Speaker 2: when we were running, because you go fun like the
Speaker 2: two starting wingers. When I got there the next year,
Speaker 2: when we were doing mass, which is like the worst
Speaker 2: part of the sash because it's just my numbing running
Speaker 2: and it's mentally that hard because it's not at least
Speaker 2: conn games, like you're thinking about footy, so you're not
Speaker 2: focused on running. But it'll be Foxy Foxy at the back,
Speaker 2: just going and then surely next to him and surely
Speaker 2: takes his boots off and he just would run barefoot
Speaker 2: and just just be cruising. It was so funny.
Speaker 3: What about the work we're having to do? The work
Speaker 3: site stuff?
Speaker 4: Early on Fox, Oh, I was a laborer brother before
Speaker 4: we went the Bulders, I was all right, ah.
Speaker 3: You're wrong.
Speaker 2: So you were across the word pro.
Speaker 1: I was already cross it.
Speaker 4: But the tough thing was obviously getting uper three or
Speaker 4: four cock or whatever it was to.
Speaker 3: Do gym and then and then go and work all day.
Speaker 4: I was actually blessed with them with the work I
Speaker 4: had because we had a concretor, but he didn't make
Speaker 4: a start till like eight thirty. So when we're finished,
Speaker 4: when we finished training in the gym, I mean one
Speaker 4: of the boys would go to Hungry Jackson to sleep
Speaker 4: in the car park for about an hour or two.
Speaker 1: Did you yeah, yeah, So who do.
Speaker 2: You work with that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can't Tony. I think it was Tony. He was
Speaker 1: a he was a concretor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, far out because that is that work program
Speaker 2: is so tough. What did you do the end when
Speaker 2: you did Army camp that year, because obviously first players
Speaker 2: every it's pretty well documented, do a big Army camp.
Speaker 2: Was that a team the whole team one? Or was
Speaker 2: that just all the new players.
Speaker 4: And I just saw the new players because we had myself, myself,
Speaker 4: Jerome Juzzy two.
Speaker 1: He that was our first year there. So Jerome's never
Speaker 1: done that because he's back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jeromes Hughes, the only person who plays in the
Speaker 2: Melvin Streamer still hasn't done a proper Army camp.
Speaker 1: Hasn't heard him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he used to be hurt every pre season. He
Speaker 2: have a surgery Liz Frankie out of Gary Jack one
Speaker 2: and he just could never put him in because the
Speaker 2: physios were like he'll break down. Yeah yeah wow, And
Speaker 2: now it's just too far gone. I think he's just
Speaker 2: like he's not a dallim.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Was it was it Foxy Camp?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was? It was. It was very very hard. I
Speaker 1: don't three days no sleep. You know. We had a
Speaker 1: good crew. That was the thing.
Speaker 4: Like we had the best thing about the Army camps,
Speaker 4: like you get good stories and good laughs out of them,
Speaker 4: because no matter what you do, you're gonna fail and
Speaker 4: do penalties in the Army camp. So I probably should
Speaker 4: have won it, but bells are don't given things.
Speaker 2: Who did when you're on.
Speaker 1: I was just edited through that the whole throughout the
Speaker 1: whole you.
Speaker 2: Would have been good for Anna.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The first night killed me, but we walked we walked
Speaker 4: up to the thousand stairs.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think we did about three laps of that and
Speaker 4: that killed me. But after that I was I.
Speaker 2: Remember there are stories of two we because I did
Speaker 2: the one the year after you and the boys were
Speaker 2: saying two. He was like just a machine.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 2: There were some nights when two we would pick up
Speaker 2: like some of the boys and just put it, have
Speaker 2: him over his shoulder, and he'd be like soldering on
Speaker 2: with him too. He's had a man mountain.
Speaker 1: Like he because I was his partner on the thousand steps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and yeah, you have a big drum of water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bro'm back.
Speaker 1: I can't walk up this because I was at the back.
Speaker 1: Hole it from the back, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: And he goes, it's all right, my brother, that's all right,
Speaker 4: picks up what his shoulder, brother puts the both on
Speaker 4: the thing like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, seriously, He's like, it's all good, my brother.
Speaker 1: I got to you. I got to that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Nothing phases to like everything. Two he is, you might
Speaker 2: ask might be having the worst week of his life. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you just go brah seki my brother, Yeah, my
Speaker 2: brother And then he's having a really good week and
Speaker 2: how good is that? Mate? You just scored four tries?
Speaker 2: How are you going? I can seeking. My brother always
Speaker 2: is always the same ade.
Speaker 1: It was always the same fresh ass and just cruisy.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's so good.
Speaker 3: What are they like on the sea, Like the says
Speaker 3: blokes on that camp, do they get in your face?
Speaker 3: And yeah, you got to.
Speaker 4: Rip in from the very very start. If you rip
Speaker 4: in from the very start, they leave you alone. But
Speaker 4: if you're just like just not not putting the work in,
Speaker 4: I'm not bringing energy in that, they'll fucking get into
Speaker 4: your other whole camp.
Speaker 3: Who was the guy on the camps boys? Which was
Speaker 3: there anyone that really struggled they went after in yours caups?
Speaker 1: Apart from yourself?
Speaker 2: I remember, very low blow, very cheap for that. There
Speaker 2: was one bloke and I think he's played first grade
Speaker 2: at the Warriors. Actually he didn't. They were tipping him
Speaker 2: to be the next Suley. You remember Junior Retover. They got
Speaker 2: him out of Fiji and he was he was a winger. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was huge a he was six foot seven. He
Speaker 2: was a man mountain like he was a could run too,
Speaker 2: just didn't really love training back then, and they just
Speaker 2: went after Junior. Yeah, and I remember we had to
Speaker 2: so Brandon Smith won our camp, right, and remember that
Speaker 2: on day two with you go right, they might get
Speaker 2: foxy up and you've got to rank everybody from last
Speaker 2: to first on how they've been at the camp with
Speaker 2: like a brutal honesty. So you just got a hammer.
Speaker 2: The ones that have been bad, you pull them up
Speaker 2: straight away. You you haven't done this, You haven't done this.
Speaker 2: Junior come last on everyone's reviews. But Brandon. So, Brandon
Speaker 2: got told by the army guy because Brandon was killing it.
Speaker 2: They said, you're the like you know, we can see
Speaker 2: that you're the leader of this group. You hammer who
Speaker 2: he thinks last, and you go after him. You set
Speaker 2: the tone. And Brandon goes out there. He goes, yes,
Speaker 2: sweet fuck it, Brandon. Brandon just starts going, yeah, Junior,
Speaker 2: you haven't done this. This this, you know, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: want to lay the boot up next to here. Oh no,
Speaker 2: And me and Harry are looking at each other going
Speaker 2: holy shit, but this is ruthless. And Harry was up next.
Speaker 2: Harry Grant so Harry's going, I've got to follow this,
Speaker 2: and he's going, yeah, I wouldn't. He goes seeing what
Speaker 2: I've seen this, I wouldn't play alongside yet, like I
Speaker 2: would not like Sabuda hammered him. Anyway, Junior was the
Speaker 2: last person like he you know, everyone sort of hammed him.
Speaker 2: I felt bad because he just wasn't a good trainer,
Speaker 2: like he was a gun player. And then Junior gets
Speaker 2: up there and he goes, okay, guys, and he was
Speaker 2: last after everyone just hading him, and he goes, okay, guys.
Speaker 2: So my last is Brandon. And just because Brandon hammered
Speaker 2: him and went really personal, he put Brandon laugh and
Speaker 2: hammered Brandon. And Brandon was sitting there going like clearly
Speaker 2: he was going to win it. All the army guys
Speaker 2: you could see them actually laughing because I was like,
Speaker 2: he's just hammerding him because he like is off branded.
Speaker 2: It was funny, man.
Speaker 1: That is so good. What about you.
Speaker 2: The big your first interaction with like Smitty Coober Crunk,
Speaker 2: Billy Slater.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that must have been pretty What was that like
Speaker 3: going to training watching those plays?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I back then, but I just loved playing football.
Speaker 4: I didn't know, I didn't know what fill in the
Speaker 4: space was. I didn't know what time in the town
Speaker 4: of Shape was, like all that kind of stuff. But
Speaker 4: me and Bill and Coops and Smithy like how professionally
Speaker 4: they were and like just just genuine people. I remember
Speaker 4: I remember meeting Cam and I was shaking his hand.
Speaker 4: I say, Bro, I'm Josh and He's like, hey man, I'm.
Speaker 1: Cameron, and I'm like, bro, I know you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: It just blew me away that like he introduced himself
Speaker 4: with his name. He could have just been arrogant, like
Speaker 4: knowing that I knew who he was already, but that
Speaker 4: just blew me away in itself, you know, just just
Speaker 4: to show like what type of person he was. Even
Speaker 4: Coops and Bill were the same as well. So there's
Speaker 4: probably a standout moment there when I first moved to
Speaker 4: the club.
Speaker 2: Did they Like a lot of people always say, you
Speaker 2: know how and you would have seen it when you
Speaker 2: come back to Sydney clubs and stuff, the culture of
Speaker 2: a club where it's like you're in a team meeting
Speaker 2: and all the big dogs talk. But I imagine it
Speaker 2: would have been and you probably would have been the
Speaker 2: first few weeks you're in there. You've got Cooper Kronk,
Speaker 2: Billy Slade Up, Craig Bellamy, Cameron Smith, the Bromidge Brothers.
Speaker 2: You're probably sitting there going, I don't want to say
Speaker 2: a word, but they probably they actually forced you to speak,
Speaker 2: Like I imagine that would have been a bit of it,
Speaker 2: Like you would have been so rad on having to
Speaker 2: talk give your opinion.
Speaker 4: And it was because I hate, like I know what
Speaker 4: I'm seeing like in video and that. But like Bells
Speaker 4: would be like, Josh, what do you reckon here? And
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, man, I don't know, but yeah, I
Speaker 4: like come to a point but where I was just like, mate,
Speaker 4: I don't know, like you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 4: I wouldn't beat around the bush because like a head yeah,
Speaker 4: and then like straight made, I don't the boys would
Speaker 4: start this cracking up.
Speaker 1: He'd appreciate that, would yah, Yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like I didn't beat around the bush. I'd be like
Speaker 1: fu made, I don't actually, but.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember at that time, Bells were talking about
Speaker 4: retiring and you could see why because we had.
Speaker 1: You can see you can see why because.
Speaker 4: The senior players how much they took over video. They
Speaker 4: drove the standards of train and fucking bells are just
Speaker 4: kicking back, just collect the money sort of thing, you know.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I remember I remember that period, just thinking
Speaker 4: about retirement because of all the senior players. But obviously
Speaker 4: he really enjoys.
Speaker 1: What he does.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But.
Speaker 3: Whenever you go to a new club or you might
Speaker 3: gant it when you're younger, going at it in the
Speaker 3: first grade, you're looking for that breakout performance where yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: proved everyone I belong. Do you remember do you remember
Speaker 3: a moment or anything Foxy in Melbourne?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Fuck, probably not too after probably the Grand Final, you're right,
Speaker 4: the first Grand Final against Cowboys. I just yeah, against
Speaker 4: the Cowboys. Yeah, I just felt like it wasn't my position,
Speaker 4: just yeah, just I don't know, just yeah, looking back
Speaker 4: at now, I just felt like the wing spot was
Speaker 4: my position to probably he won the Grand Final.
Speaker 1: You know. It's funny.
Speaker 2: Didn't feel comfortable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I never felt like it was yeah right, yeah,
Speaker 4: like I just I don't know why, but yeah, looking
Speaker 4: back at it now, I just never felt comfortable in
Speaker 4: terms of that's my position. Yeah, you know what I
Speaker 4: mean say comfortable, But yeah, I just felt like there
Speaker 4: was boys that were killing it in reserve grade. I
Speaker 4: train and that probably deserved the spot as well.
Speaker 3: It keeps you sharp, they've done it, it does, but yeah,
Speaker 3: it does.
Speaker 4: They showed so much evidence in training and how much
Speaker 4: boys are putting in and it's just like, fuck, you know,
Speaker 4: I need to do that too, yep.
Speaker 1: And that's what I think. I'm so great about the storm.
Speaker 3: When you've got depth in the club, everyone's up on
Speaker 3: their toes, you know, like you never when you never
Speaker 3: really feel like, yeah, well.
Speaker 2: I imagine like you would if you if you had
Speaker 2: a half a nigga, you know, now, like you get
Speaker 2: a half a nigger, you go, I can't train for
Speaker 2: a couple of days. They want to get this right
Speaker 2: back then, Like you know, if you have a couple
Speaker 2: of days off, or you have a game off and
Speaker 2: somebody goes in and scores a hat trick, like that's
Speaker 2: your position to lose, you know, I mean, like they
Speaker 2: keep him in there. So how many did you miss
Speaker 2: many games that year?
Speaker 1: I miss nothing?
Speaker 4: Did I didn't miss gave for fucking free. I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure three three years unless they pulled me out to
Speaker 4: give me a rest, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean. I never was an injine or anything.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Bells will be like, oh I just have
Speaker 4: the week, I'll get ready for the finals or something
Speaker 4: something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Other than that, we're talking about keeping sharp and like
Speaker 3: you know, at a club like Melbourne where there's so
Speaker 3: much depth and so much going on. Evidence of that
Speaker 3: is remember Billy had about eighty months up with that
Speaker 3: bad shoulder. I remember seeing him down at the twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen Melbourne Cup and I saw him and his wife Nicole,
Speaker 3: and he just looked down and I want to said, Billy,
Speaker 3: how you going, mate? We're having a chat and I said,
Speaker 3: you're right, made everything O came and he goes, oh, no,
Speaker 3: really said mate.
Speaker 1: I sort of.
Speaker 3: He said, you know, Monster took my spot last year
Speaker 3: at fullback and I sort of feel like a lot
Speaker 3: of people are writing me off. And then I was like, mate,
Speaker 3: your fucking Billy Slater anyway. But that's how he felt
Speaker 3: in himself.
Speaker 1: It just shows the type of guys.
Speaker 3: And then the next year that that season up on
Speaker 3: his toes and feeling unsure.
Speaker 1: Mate. I don't think they have ever been a more
Speaker 1: successful season.
Speaker 3: He won everything, Bill, Yeah, every award, every trophy, he
Speaker 3: held them all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even like you'd know this foxy too, Like I
Speaker 2: remember my first year twenty eighteen. It was the year
Speaker 2: after the Grand Final and he'd come back that year,
Speaker 2: you know, won everything. And then the first few weeks
Speaker 2: there he invited me and Harry over for dinner just
Speaker 2: to make us feel comfortab we moved him down the
Speaker 2: road from where him and Nicole lived, and Dad said
Speaker 2: he was sitting there cooking dinner and in between tosses
Speaker 2: of the saucepan would do like push ups for shoulder rehab.
Speaker 2: He had like one of those elastic bands tied against
Speaker 2: like the tetawel rack, and would just be like talking
Speaker 2: to us while like just trying to keep his shoulder strong.
Speaker 2: Like the amount of work that slats he puts in.
Speaker 3: Full time, professional, full like full lot.
Speaker 2: Like it's a good example for kids in that because
Speaker 2: I used to go home, I'd have like a little
Speaker 2: Kentucky bucket. You know, I'll be like you go home
Speaker 2: and too, if you want you to put a couple
Speaker 2: of wilkilos on yeh sweet. He didn't say how I
Speaker 2: do it, but I'll be down like wicked wings and
Speaker 2: mash plaid on grave. I'll be pumping.
Speaker 1: Them between wicked wings. You don't push up.
Speaker 2: Harry's rubbing me.
Speaker 4: Out really like he's he's he's my biggest mentor.
Speaker 1: Like I learned everything off everything I know.
Speaker 4: Now like he he taught me and I still bring
Speaker 4: to my game now, Like everything that I teach to
Speaker 4: younger players.
Speaker 1: I learned off Bills. Yep, learned off the best fullback
Speaker 1: in the world. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I probably haven't said that to anyone, but like looking
Speaker 4: back at an hour, like you got me thinking, like
Speaker 4: he was my biggest mentor in terms of being an
Speaker 4: outside back. And b he's a he's a man, Like
Speaker 4: he's a good person, he's a good player. But yeah,
Speaker 4: he invited my family over for dinner and how good
Speaker 4: is this house? Does He's just beautiful, beautiful, soul, beautiful
Speaker 4: for and I'm so grateful for him because I probably
Speaker 4: wouldn't be the player I am today without got.
Speaker 3: The whole stud there now too, and yeah, fwine, sex
Speaker 3: just all around him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yeah, excellent. But you just sparked my area.
Speaker 2: Then when you're talking about what you tell young players,
Speaker 2: because you are you probably only played a couple of
Speaker 2: years at Melbourne when a lot of that young crew
Speaker 2: started to come through, like, yeah, you know perhaps and
Speaker 2: you know a lot of the stars you see today,
Speaker 2: like you know, perhaps even Hughsey who hadn't played a
Speaker 2: lot of first grade Harry, but you were very good
Speaker 2: at communicating and like coaching a lot of us young
Speaker 2: players there, which which is you weren't considered like the
Speaker 2: oldest player there, but I imagine you would have learned
Speaker 2: a heap off the big three that year, and then
Speaker 2: you started communicating so much and helping out the young boys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially on the field. I wasn't the best at
Speaker 4: educating players with everyone in like a meeting room, but
Speaker 4: on the field, like I'd be like, I'll be so
Speaker 4: into zone that I knew what I was talking about
Speaker 4: in them, but in the meeting, I'm like, oh, it
Speaker 4: just so rattled.
Speaker 2: You don't want to get shame.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to shame, but yeah.
Speaker 4: Just get just being older and obviously being around a
Speaker 4: lot longer, just just getting the reps in every day,
Speaker 4: it's just maybe even more comfortable, and it just feels
Speaker 4: so much more comfortable speaking the meeting and all that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Now. So yeah, but back, yeah, back in a strong
Speaker 1: days like I was like, but on the field like
Speaker 1: I'm sweet as yeah, yeah sweet.
Speaker 2: He was the loudest on the field. Yeah, like you'd
Speaker 2: be counting, you would be sledging everyone, you'd be yelling out.
Speaker 3: The tackle, count bringing the vibe he was.
Speaker 2: He was a massive trendsetter in Melbourne, like the amount
Speaker 2: of state. Like you see your Let's Trot brand now
Speaker 2: before you even turned it into a brand and the merged,
Speaker 2: he was I reckon. He said it for two years
Speaker 2: straight and we were going, he's not shutting up.
Speaker 3: This is going to be a clothing company.
Speaker 2: One day did we know he was setting up he
Speaker 2: was marketing it through the playing group, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden he here we go. But you used
Speaker 2: to always you'll like that.
Speaker 1: We love it, Yeah, we love it.
Speaker 3: All the talk about you had the funniest saying a
Speaker 3: question boys in the dressing room in the Belbourne Storm,
Speaker 3: because it seems to me, I think a lot of times,
Speaker 3: you know there is it seems like a pecking order.
Speaker 3: We've got the really experienced guys, you know, but generally
Speaker 3: in a dressing room, is everyone sort of equal in there,
Speaker 3: even if you're a young guy, not like do the
Speaker 3: younger players, like have a ride if they see something
Speaker 3: in the video and they went, Craig, can you just
Speaker 3: hold that for one second?
Speaker 1: How is that?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: How do they respond to that?
Speaker 4: I remember what stands out for me. I remember when
Speaker 4: Coops first come to the Storm, Like Coops would be like,
Speaker 4: I've got a question, Craig, what do you what are
Speaker 4: your thoughts here? Like they made it so comfortable for
Speaker 4: the young boys to have a say or ask questions.
Speaker 4: And that's that's what the Storm do. They make you
Speaker 4: feel comfortable, make you feel wanted. But yeah, I can
Speaker 4: just remember, like when you.
Speaker 1: First come to the club, they'll always ask questions, did
Speaker 1: I do the right thing? Inveriably? He would say no.
Speaker 3: Always tells about the biggest spratt. I think Coop got
Speaker 3: a massive stray one day from being late.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, do you remember that shit? So you'll probably
Speaker 2: remember this Geelong Camp. My first year in Gelong Camp,
Speaker 2: me and Sammy Cassiano, we were late for a meeting
Speaker 2: when I slept in. I said, I can reveal it now.
Speaker 2: I said that I had been told the wrong meeting venue,
Speaker 2: but I'd actually slept past my alarm and I'm running
Speaker 2: around trying to find where it is and Sammy Cassiano
Speaker 2: I crossed him. He was riding a Razor scooter and
Speaker 2: I went cass and he goes, what's up, bro, And
Speaker 2: I went bro, we got a meeting and he was
Speaker 2: like shit. So then we went and we were running to
Speaker 2: the meeting. Me and Sammy cat two polar opposite. Sammy
Speaker 2: was like at the end of his career and one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty kilos. I was at the start of
Speaker 2: my career in sixty kilos and I walked in. You
Speaker 2: can imagine whoeverone was off, not Sammy. Everyone was off
Speaker 2: me because then belly Ate was like where you be
Speaker 2: and we said, oh, you know, we thought the meeting
Speaker 2: room was here. He goes right sweet. Next morning, remember
Speaker 2: we all had to get up at four and we
Speaker 2: did a wrestle session on It was all technique, but
Speaker 2: it was still everybody was up early and we did
Speaker 2: a wrestle session in the middle of the park at
Speaker 2: Geelong and it was the worst day out for me.
Speaker 2: They put me with Jesse Bromich Nelson and Sammy Cassiano
Speaker 2: just to teach me a lesson. Even though Sammy was
Speaker 2: late too. They refused to pull Sammy up obviously, and
Speaker 2: I got palmp day like I was getting absolutely palmel
Speaker 2: but I was never late again. I will say that
Speaker 2: they do have a great knack of if you're going
Speaker 2: to do something wrong, they make sure you never do
Speaker 2: it again.
Speaker 3: A tea at Foxy one hundred and eighteen games the
Speaker 3: Melbourne Stool ninety six tries. I'm just trying to think
Speaker 3: there's not many in the modern game better strike rates
Speaker 3: than that.
Speaker 1: Must have been a time sitting like.
Speaker 3: In that game, just going man, just sitting there and playing,
Speaker 3: just going amongst all those ways.
Speaker 1: Again, how good is this?
Speaker 4: This footy was so fun ra like straight out just
Speaker 4: love obviously playing trained as well, just love rocking up
Speaker 4: every day. But I just back then, I was just
Speaker 4: so blown away by the players I was around and
Speaker 4: people I was around, the coach, star Frank Ponisi. I
Speaker 4: was around the best of the best, and everyone brought
Speaker 4: the best out of each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's what I love.
Speaker 4: They the Storm played to everyone's strengths. They figured out
Speaker 4: everyone's strengths and then they played to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's a good point because you talking about the
Speaker 2: connection you had like that left edge for a few
Speaker 2: years there majority of your career where it was Monster,
Speaker 2: can he be Kenny Brummage, Chuzzy justin Olum and then
Speaker 2: you on the left.
Speaker 4: Around Curtis was there before Juzzys Well, Curtis Scott, the
Speaker 4: Curtis Scooter was there. Scooter was there, Yeah, but he
Speaker 4: moved on and Juzzy come in and then we had
Speaker 4: a like we I think there's five years old, was there? Well,
Speaker 4: we're the best attacking and defensive side for I'm pretty sure,
Speaker 4: if not maybe one year will probably second, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, well the best defensive and attacking side.
Speaker 2: Well, I remember like when I had come up to
Speaker 2: first grade, majority of the time I was on the
Speaker 2: right because it was like Hughsey who had gotten hurt.
Speaker 2: But I think only one game I went on the left.
Speaker 2: And how easy or not easy, but how easy you
Speaker 2: guys make it for your half like Monster used to.
Speaker 2: Because Monster wasn't a good organizer. You guys used to
Speaker 2: organize the whole shape and the edge four. Monster he
Speaker 2: could just do his own thing, and then when he'd
Speaker 2: come out, you guys would already be on formation. You'd
Speaker 2: just tell him about what play you guys are running,
Speaker 2: like it it's so different to a lot.
Speaker 3: Of other edges Like that is incredible. People who don't
Speaker 3: know it's usually the half that dictates the shapes and
Speaker 3: the calls.
Speaker 4: But you like, wow, that's not that's it. That's the
Speaker 4: connection we had. We knew that Monster would organize the middle.
Speaker 4: But because we always played in big games was always loud,
Speaker 4: the three of us would always fall into some shape
Speaker 4: outside him and Kenny, Kenny Broblems would be always be
Speaker 4: the closest to him, so he would be the link
Speaker 4: men to Monster in our edge. And we even like
Speaker 4: because it was so loud and we're trying to scream
Speaker 4: like our plays, we come up with silent sign language
Speaker 4: like we yeah, like we had this thing like we
Speaker 4: had to see I won't.
Speaker 2: Say it, but there's a play that starts to see but.
Speaker 1: There's a player that starts to see that that we did.
Speaker 1: We like this.
Speaker 4: We like pointed to Kenny and then Kenny would pointed
Speaker 4: to Monster and if there was a if there was
Speaker 4: an offload or something, we'd just fall into the shape
Speaker 4: because that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so wow, that's but there was such a good
Speaker 2: culture of like also, if Juzzy saw something, everybody was
Speaker 2: so had such a high i Q of what the
Speaker 2: defense were doing. Like Fox you would say, oh, the
Speaker 2: wing is tight, and then let money know, next player
Speaker 2: will do an early kick for me, like and then
Speaker 2: Juzzy would be like, oh, I can see the center's
Speaker 2: jamming at the moment, so let's.
Speaker 1: Do this place quickly.
Speaker 3: Jazzy, Juzzy justin Olm, justin Olm.
Speaker 2: Yeah sorry, so yeah, yeah, yeah, Jazzy just but it
Speaker 2: was it's just so it's such a good culture that
Speaker 2: you guys created, like a news your own little gang.
Speaker 2: You review all your own footage, and you guys would
Speaker 2: just be trying to get better every week, like that
Speaker 2: right Edge that year, Well those two years kind of
Speaker 2: chopped and changed different Beau people go in and out,
Speaker 2: but you guys were like the core of that squad,
Speaker 2: Like nobody sort of got chopped and changed out of
Speaker 2: that left Edge.
Speaker 4: Like we had so much fun and we enjoyed working
Speaker 4: hard for each other and it was so enjoyable.
Speaker 1: It was yeah, we'll just we just love playing.
Speaker 3: That's the end of part one, right that time to
Speaker 3: jump over for part two, which I hope you enjoy
Speaker 3: every bit as much.
Speaker 1: I know you will