Peter Gubb

And it just chews it up.

And you're just like.

groundsman no wonder they get depression aye but um they reckon the big thing is like heaps of sports fields over here they put rye grass down and it grows over the winter and it makes it like really green but it's like it's more cosmetic real slippery so I reckon at Suncorp if you're playing there tonight they might have planted their rye grass and

Maybe just recently or maybe as soon as they get a three-week break.

Oh, okay.

It'll just be like real spindly stuff.

I better shut up.

Keep it rolling.

Yeah, but it's like green and it like shoots up real fast when it's cold, when all the other grasses here go dormant.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I think we're doing that in Toowoomba because we play at a pretty good stadium.

Like we're not the best team at the moment, but we're on the come up.

But we've just had three weeks off the field because they're putting ryegrass in.

So, like, oppositions that roll up, hopefully, yeah.

Got a few weeks before this comes out, it's going to be slippery.

But, yeah, they reckon they cost, like, three to five grand to oversaw a field with ryegrass.

So it's a big investment.

Yeah, like, I reckon most of the decent clubs can probably do it, but...

Yeah, it is a cost.

No, I just still loved footy, but, like, because maybe when I was eight form, I might have been, like, gone from 62 to, like, 80 kilos, started getting a bit bigger, you get a bit more confident, like, and I think I was playing a bit of first five, moved in from the wing to first five, which might be a, not really, but, like, just had a go.