Dylan Buckley

So he went in as blind as us.

So he was all in for the idea of let's do something radical to improve ourselves.

So he's not a cannibal in your eyes?

Oh, he is after the fact.

Yeah.

Because these guys still came to the club like week in, week out to do other stuff.

Yeah.

That's my view.

That's my view and that's the view of a few others that he's spoken about, you know, his things as well.

But for others, and the reason it was so difficult is because, say, you'd grown up,

in a really regular – with a regular upbringing.

You play your junior footy.

You're not a clean skin, but you sort of – you don't have – there's not a lot you can be proud about.

It's like, oh, we want you to be a bit tougher or we want you to do this or kick the ball a bit better or we want you to get around the teammates a bit more.

That's not really going to irritate you that much or it's not going to upset you, particularly if it's something you've said you haven't necessarily said, you know, I think that's off limits.

Yeah.

So anyway, it was just – Yeah, the personal stuff.

Yeah.

it was disappointing because we were we were in the we should have been in the middle of like a really good run at it and it completely derailed us completely we didn't we didn't make finals after that um

Yeah, it was – and the club was a really toxic environment for a couple of years.