Isaac Smith

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.

But today was one of the most uncomfortable things I've ever done.

And I'm not going to say a hell of a lot.

Well, the best comment I got on social media today was someone wrote, going to World War I at 7, dinner at 8.

But it was unbelievable.

I sort of went into footy mode and was like, I've got to sharpen up here because we got told no smiling, and that especially is aimed at you, Isaac, because we know you can't not smile for a minute.

And my wife was in the crowd, and I am so thankful that they gave me a pair of sunglasses because you can just –

put yourself behind a wall and just hide.

But it was very uncomfortable, a lot of fun.

The adrenaline rush I got after it was unbelievable.