Joel Frazier

You've got to deal with it.

The first thing is reframe it or accept the reality, but have a good perspective about it.

Say, I'm not where I want to be.

When you're in a stressful situation, there is an opportunity to do something differently, do something better or change something in your life where you work through it.

And you come out building resilience, building self-confidence, and you end up in a better position.

Magnificent.

Oh, I've had this question so many times, Tim.

Come on, Tim.

No, I'll just leave it with him.

Good on you, Joel.

Yeah, g'day, fellas.

I was just wondering, like, this is Anzac Round where we all very much acknowledge the fallen and those who have served, but

There's one club in particular that used to do it all the time, but in recent years, and I'm not sure why, the Swans don't have any sort of representation on their jumper.

Even the poppy has not worn on the Swans jumper, and it hasn't for several years.

They do it occasionally, but not in recent years.

This is a club that lost as many, if not more, than any other club in First and Second World Wars.

We used to acknowledge it in the South Melbourne days very, very strongly, but certainly not in recent years.

Is there any reason, do you guys know any reason why the club's not representing the Fallen on Anzac Round?

Line up the text machine.

There's nothing better than going to the top with the voice chat.