Jason Holland

Yeah, that was Clarky, I mean, Boydie, Plum, Waddy, Corona and myself.

Dream team.

Yeah, I didn't think so too much in those days.

Yeah, obviously Bordy's got his own style.

Yeah.

Really, really relaxed.

That's a lot, you know, different to Ray.

But the rest of it was, you know, I think in those days you made sure you had fun and you worked together along the way.

So I didn't find it too different.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

No, that's true.

Boy, do you do things slightly different in his own way, but definitely not to the same extent.

You're right.

But it was an environment, in both places you sort of felt like, you know, you could get in and coach what you wanted and coach how you wanted.

And Boydie was, when I got to the Canes, Boydie was really good at, you know how he does, throws a couple of questions at you to get you thinking and walks away.

Yeah.

He was great around that, around, you know, he might have some ideas around how you want to attack and he'd throw a grenade in and make you sort of wander away knowing that he's got your thinking and he'll come back to you.

You know, he's smart.

Yeah.