Justin Horo

for the part around Wayne Pearce and how he's been identified as a person or the one person on the board that's got to the point where they said no.

And because, you know, we love Mitchie, right?

We've had Mitchie on here ourselves and he's a great friend of mine.

But also I understand Mitchie went through his own issues as a player himself and he's doing unbelievable now, right?

He's been off the piss, I think, been off alcohol for about three years.

Yep.

Changed his life around, got a young family over there in France now and trying to do great things and has been given second, third chances, right?

So that's why it's like it's a strange one for me to hear that from Wayne who I've got a lot of respect for as well.

I remember going to games and when I was in the under 20s playing with Mitch, ran into Wayne.

He was always nice to me in that sense.

Wayne Pierce is a great guy.

That's all I can judge him off.

I disagree with him.

Bad look for the game.

Yeah, I disagree with him.

Because of those reasons, I find it strange that, you know, Mitch was given some opportunities as well.

And I feel – I even feel guilty bringing Mitch's name into it because of a decision that's been made around someone else and his dad's a part of this.

But –

Yeah, it's quite a sensitive subject for a number of reasons.

I've also – you know, recently we talked about what Kane Evans had gone through with masking what he'd gone through.