Isaac Smith

No, we had that big, I don't know what you call it, the algae bloom went through the systems over there.

So it was all, no, yeah, you wouldn't get too much of that.

It's weird they didn't make it over here.

It's funny, it just didn't come across our desk, that one, Scotty.

Yeah, no, I'll try and get over there if I can, Izzy, but it gets a bit hard in the season.

But after this game tonight, we get four or five days, so I might head over to the York Peninsula for two by myself and just get away from everything and try and get the boat out.

I certainly don't want to underestimate their contest inside because that is one area where they have got us in the past.

But like I said earlier, their back half transition, they're number one in the competition the last few years from going from D mid, D 50 to inside 50 in scoring.

And the way they open up that space in their forward line, they generally got that disconnected forward and

It won't be Gunston tonight, but it's probably going to be Mitchie Lewis, who's a handful when he's got a bit of time and space.

But just the smaller, clever forwards coming back onto that as well with a bit of time and space are pretty hard to stop.

So the main error, I'd say, would be the halfback run and just trying to, when we can, slow the ball down so we can get numbers back to support the defenders behind the ball.

No worries.

Thanks, lads.

Yeah, I didn't think it was possible of me doing this as well, Jack.

It was extremely uncomfortable, but I walked the runway at Australian Fashion Week for Christian Kimber.

It was a bit of a play between myself and my podcast partner, Elliot Garneau, on No Utes in the Valet, that I was sort of taking the piss that it wouldn't be that hard to walk a runway.

And little did I know, and unbeknownst to me, is that Elliot had a friend that was showcasing his business at Australian Fashion Week.

And he sent out a little message.

And the next thing I know, I was walking on the runway.