Matthew Wade

It was Brian's bloody time to call.

Well, Brian wasn't watching, and he was watching Jake Culler-Jasny.

Yeah.

And he was on the back row.

Stevie's just decided, I'll have it.

Thank you, Bristol.

Bristol wandered in after that, not happy.

Oh, come on, Brian.

Unimpressed.

Yes.

Anzac Day, tell us about it.

As a player.

As a player, as a fan, everything.

I think there's something special about it.

Obviously, the unique way that it's celebrated in the lead-up, the last post, the minute silence, the observance.

But I think what the AFL has been great at doing and continues to do is the younger generation now, because when you think back, World War I, there'd be nobody left.

So the legacy that they've...

and need to be continued in their name and their honour is to be given to people like myself and to younger generations.

And obviously this is a day that shines a light on sacrifices that a lot of men and women made for the freedoms that we are afforded now and continue to make absolutely in recent times.

And an understanding of that whilst you're playing football for some of the younger kids especially is a really good reminder that