Never been a great Seb fan but I agree with the above. I want eventually to see the likes of Phillipou, Wilson, Windy etc to go past Seb and Crouch, but not while Ross is still a capable first 22.
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Not sure Walsh is out? Haven't heard that.
If they took away the protected zone around Curnow, Carlton would be bog average.
Some say that Curnow's aura is Fluro green
May their ground burn down. May they all suffer season long illnesses. May they be exposed for cheating, rorting and corruption and be expelled from the competition. F*ck Carlton. May they suffer intensely in their jocks. Long time.
Fantastic reportRighto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
MATCH SIM
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
Righto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
MATCH SIM
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
Pathetic, nowhere near long enoughRighto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
MATCH SIM
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
And Sincs + Clark on track for round 1Righto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
MATCH SIM
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
Beautiful workRighto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
MATCH SIM
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
Butler said straight out to one of the old ducks watching “wouldn’t think so, no”, about Round 1.
Righto…
WARMUPS and DRILLS
MATCH SIM
- First things first… it was absolutely STANKING hot.
- Boys very very vocal in the run throughs.
- No Crouch today, which is a bit of a concern.
- Zak Jones was running laps at a rapid click.
- Tom Campbell was back on the track.
- Collard could fit three of him inside his shorts… gone full Eddie Betts.
- Allison was paired off with one of the coaches on the far side, during warmups…think it was BJ… seemingly teaching short leading.
- Hunter in full training, but in the fluro “don’t touch me” cap.
- Wilson training with the forwards, Keeler with the backs, Hotton, Henry and Pou with the mids.
- Hammer and Allison spent time training with both groups of key positions.
- Byrnes training with the forwards as well; possible reinvention as an Eddy/McQualter 2.0-style defensive forward.
- McLennan looks a lot more mobile than last year. Pleasing.
- Rehab group was Jones, Hayes, Butler, Sinclair, and Van Es. Moose was doing timed runs again. Sincs in particular was moving very well.
- Sir Leonard Hayes was doing a short areas drill where after three handballs they HAD to move the ball competitively inside a 8m or so circle. Drove them very hard. BJ was watching closely. Group was with Max, Ro, Doogs, Wilkie, Bonner, Battle, Wilson, Seb, Chito, Henry, Windy, and Hill when I was watching. Hands were predominantly excellent.
- Keeler is an absolute weapon in close quarters for a very tall kid. Moves like he’s 20cm shorter.
- Garcia goes full throttle at all times. Absolute madman. Lenny and BJ love him.
- Moose off by himself with a coach working on marking, then immediately getting back on what would be the mark and moving the ball.
- Butler taking set shots from 35m out in the “wrong” pocket. Didn’t kick a single one.
- Butler and Hayes kicking to each other on repeat leads was interesting to watch. Both looked proppy still.
- Darby Hipwell (Sandy) back on deck again… club is putting a LOT of work into him. No idea who the borderline albino in 46 was though (got called Hugo during match sim, so I assume Hall-Kahan), or 37.
- Half ground drill with mostly the probables was very competitive. Other than the more obvious ones… Bonner was involved, as we McLennan, Hipwell (Sandy), Garcia, Hotton, Wilson and Stocker.
- Hammer absolutely obliterated Doogs on the lead. Twice. Doogs was… unimpressed.
- Stocker (on Titanic) was extremely vocal. As much as Wilkie. He’s in excellent form and nick.
- Every time there was a marking contest, Enright would restart as if there had been a turnover in defence, regardless of whether someone was kicking for goal or not. Kept the boys moving and thinking.
- The ball could come in from either of the “ruck contes” on either wing. Funnily enough, no actual ruckmen were involved.
- Ross gave BJ a minor talking to about something… no idea what, but was interesting; he doesn’t even give the coaches an inch!
There was some general farting about with goalkicking and blokes taking hangers over Batch, who was wearing a tackle bag on his back.
- Red the probables at my end, McLennan on Snags, Zlugger on King, Stocker on Titanic, Keeler on Membrey.
- Coaches full of praise for the Irishman for him decision making out of defence.
- Chito kicked the first for Red from a set shot from 45m.
- Max sat out the back on Keeler who got beaten over the top trying to cover. Kicked the second for Red from a set shot snap deep in the pocket.
- Howard outpaced Allison on the lead at the other end to snuff out a promising entry for Yellow.
- Very clean transition down the outer wing lead to a goalsquare dribble goal to Hill (I think) for Red.
- Hunter in the middle for Yellow, still in the “hands off” cap. Moving very smoothly. Bit of a group in-drawn breath when he floated across an oncoming Steele to spoil.
- Pou played entirely in the midfield.
- Hastie sat very well in the hole for Yellow to deny a Chito lead. His kicking is lovely.
- RTB stopped the entire sim to tell everyone off for their positioning.
- And again to tell Zlugger off for not making sure the Yellow defenders were where they were supposed to be.
- After the sim, Wood did a heap of work with the Irishman on defensive positioning. He’s a superb mentor.
They went inside after that. Can’t blame ‘em.
I’m out. It’s about 58° degrees in the shade…
I feel like with this the goal scoring is always shaky with Butler anyway. Can kick a few or waste every chance, but finding someone to replace his tackling and pressure game is going to be important.
