Craig Starcevich

I remember the early days driving out there with slow cheese, you know, out to spring is for training.

But it's now just a part of everyone's routine.

It's a great, great place to be.

We've got everything we need out there.

And it's a great place to come to work.

It's one of the best things I've done in footy.

So playing and conditioning and doing this now.

I was in talent for five minutes as well with boys and girls talent.

This is the best thing for me at the moment.

Can I ask you why?

The energy of the group, the gratefulness of the players.

Not saying that boys aren't grateful, Brandon, but there's not a night of training, Tim, and this was yesterday, where the girls don't come off the track and say, thanks, coaches.

Didn't matter how much we sort of flogged them on the track.

Thanks for the session.

See you tomorrow.

There's always a thank you.

And that wouldn't happen in the men's?

I think if you ask, possibly, I don't know, whether you walk off and thank.

Walk past me and say, thanks, mate.

Maybe try it when you get back to Perth.