Luke Hodge

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12,152 appearances 137 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

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Whateley · Leo Lombard's growth through conflict | The Leadership Portfolio with Luke Hodge (28.07.26) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

He followed up straight afterwards to make sure their relationship was still good.

Do you reckon Leo's going to go this week?

If Trak organizes a play, or if Rao organizes a play, or if Tuuk organizes a play,

and it's not for Leo, there's no way Leo's going to go past and just go and think, I'm going to get this because I want to get a touch.

So these are the things that sometimes it's important for senior players to stamp the authority and say, hey, mate, you've got to wait your turn.

And if it was the flip side, if it was Leo's chance to go and get the ball, then the track's got to do the same.

So people sort of look at how aggressive he was.

Sometimes in the heat of battle, you have to be aggressive to get that point across.

But the most important part is the follow-up afterwards is just as important to make sure you keep that relationship nice and tight and sound so then he doesn't second-guess himself moving forward.

So I saw it.

I understood exactly where both players had been from.

I had no issues with either one.

But then next time the play comes, Leo's got to learn from his mistakes and go when it's his time and not just try and jump in because he reckons he could snag a goal.

But, Gerard, every time – so people talk about culture.

Culture changes every time one person leaves the football club and someone else comes back in.

When you have five or six people that are role players in your team that leave, it takes a long time for teams to adjust.

So if you look at the blokes that Ainsworth, Budrick, Fiorini, Flanders, David Swallow, who was obviously injured a little bit, but they were the main pillars who played a...

a special certain role in that football club.

You throw him in with Petrarca, who's still trying to understand his teammates and his role in the club, even though he's been playing some good football individually.

Then you've got Patterson, you've got Zeke Ewell, and you've got Jai Murray.

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