Dylan Buckley

It was almost like a routine.

Yeah, it was his coping mechanism for him.

It was him prepping himself for a game.

Imagine playing fullback, honestly.

And he used to play on all the guns, Hawkins and Franklin, and he had a pretty good record on most of them.

So I don't know how it got back to me, but it was told – someone said to me, oh, you're going to play on – Fletcher Roberts is going to play on you in the finals.

So it was getting around, but like I probably knew that anyway.

So I don't even know whether it was like, oh, this is from one tally to the other and this is straight to you.

You're going to get Fletcher Roberts and you're going to get – I don't even know.

I think it – you know what footy clubs are like.

It just sort of snowballed.

I don't know whether it was – I think it snowballed.

But it can – that's how it can happen, isn't it?

Yeah, I know a few guys who were at the Dogs, who premiership players at the Dogs, who like feel that way.

Like it's like once you're gone, you're gone, you know.

Yeah.

So if you get the facts right – This is actually not even remotely close to the story that's –

I haven't heard that side.

Sounds like a bit of mayonnaise.

I wish I could remember some of the other names.