Josh Morris

So, yeah, those types of players.

And, look, I loved playing when I first got to the Dogs as well with blokes like Noddy Kamuli and Bobcat, General Patton, all those types of blokes.

Good side.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's hard to... Like I said, I played... Started in 2007 and finished in 21.

So I've played against kind of three... You've played against everyone.

Yeah.

Well, that kind of helps me at the moment still with the sideline stuff because when people see your face, they recognise you because they've probably played against me.

So it's a lot easier to go up to them and approach them.

So, no, I debuted as a fullback.

So I played my first year at fullback.

I played the whole year there.

Brett was supposed to be the fullback, but he got injured and then sat out the whole year.

So it was a good year for me because I was on match payments at that stage.

I think I was on about $4,000 a match and I played nearly every match.

So I had these mid-season, I had these big lump sum payment come in.

Mum's like, all right, you can have fun for a year, but after that you're getting an accountant.

So you can imagine how much fun I had there being 21 with all this cash.

but then the uh the second year I kind of started at fullback then went to the wing then played centers Koops got injured for a while and I started playing left center and he came back and Paul McGregor who was the strength and conditioning coach he was kind of a mentor to me I used to love Mary growing up playing as well so I was really yeah I was stoked when when um he kind of started mentoring me and