Howie

It was plan a Friday night.

We'll go out where we're going.

We'd all go to the same spot and we'd drift off in our little groups and then Saturday night, you know, the same thing and then God would sneak for a Sunday session somewhere.

But everyone trained.

So you got to Monday and no one was like, oh, you know, I'm too sore to train.

So if you went out, you trained, you know, and that was the way it was.

And the leaders were really united in that space.

So I think we were the envy of the competition.

We were winning but we were tight and we were –

winning and having fun at the same time is still, that's what I brought to West Coast.

And what now looking back from a coach's eye, like what was, why was Dennis successful?

Oh, he's disciplined.

He's disciplined around the style of play.

So I reckon we went through this last year, did a thing on one of the shows on 360, just the game plan, you know, and I didn't know anything different.

So I never saw a game plan until I got drafted.

So that was 93.

When do you reckon game plans come into play?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Well, it's funny you say that because we were organising this.