Lincoln

I did a session way back when in his town, took a session.

He remembered one thing from the session I took with about 30 kids.

He goes, in the warm-up, when you're doing side to sides, don't let your boots clank.

I could find the ball.

He was –

Hey, mate, early days AFL career, but how are you finding it all, adjusting from the pathway programs to now full-time athlete and getting a good opportunity to play in front of big crowds?

How are you finding it all?

I think it's good, yeah.

I've always been splurging on Uber Eats for lawnmowers.

Bunnings were, yes.

Yeah, love it.

And your story, we did talk about the pick eight, but you were, and Brett, you might help me here, the year before kind of, you know, probably just in the mix of –

just in and around the area, not a huge amount of spotlight on you, but really burst onto the scene in your draft year.

What were some of the things that you did and you would advise other younger players coming through to commit to their craft, give yourself an opportunity to get drafted like you did?

We'll go back to that.

And the warm-ups are very important to keep those heels apart.

A bit filthy at Finn, like playing for Oakley, like fake farm.

A bit Tomahawk like Izzy, you reckon?

No, Tomahawk probably committed to the farm a little bit more.

Yeah.