Bruce McAvaney

They had enough of me.

But she stuck around for a year.

She used to pick me up in the boarding school and take me to basketball.

I used to love playing basketball in Year 7.

And then she had enough of it and then went back to WA.

Oh, beautiful.

Because that part of the world, Tobe, if you play footy in the north or western Australia, you're sometimes driving three and a half hours.

To play a game.

My brother used to play in the broom comp, so he used to drive from Fitzroy to broom every weekend, which is, yeah, three and a half hours.

Three and a half hours.

Jesus.

I know.

So you first come out on the scene as a, what were you, a little goal kicker, weren't you?

Yeah.

And then you went up to the Giants.

You've become a tagger, a very good tagger.

Are you still playing that role or are you playing a bit more wing half forward?

Yeah, a bit more wing half forward at the moment.

But, yeah, look, happy to tag if it means we're winning.

I just want to win and hopefully win a flag in the next few years.