Stevie Johnson

Yeah, good afternoon, lads.

Yeah, it was pretty cool coming to the captain's run yesterday and walking in the rooms and just having a few memories about that one day in September.

So, yeah, it's nice to be back here.

Yes, we've got obviously Lachie in his 300th and Josh's 200th and we can't forget young Logan Morris' 50 amongst all that.

So a few big occasions for the boys and, you know, both of those guys which has been wildly voiced around the media are champions of our footy club and so great to have them both playing their milestone on this day at the MCG against one of the oldest clubs in the AFL Melbourne.

Look, he's been extraordinary.

And I think if we didn't have Josh Dunkley, we'd probably not have two premierships in our kit bag, to be fair.

What he's been able to bring...

in terms of his pressure and his defensive acts and just his ability to just help others out on the ground and off the field.

Like, off the field, some of his stuff, leadership-wise, he's second to none.

He certainly made me a better footy manager, I know that, just in some of the discussions we've had, and made me a better leader.

And he's just made everyone around him so much better.

So I can't speak any highly more of this man than what I've just done.

So he's a superstar.

Well, during the week we always have a video like most clubs do, and you'd like to know this, from family and friends that we play to both players, which we did yesterday at the captain's run, and we'll do a video pre-game.

But most of the celebrations is for the family.

I think we've got a couple of boxes for the Neils and the Dunkleys, so I'm sure they'll have a pretty good day up there.

Nice.

But, yeah, like obviously on a Sunday and we fly back tonight and we play next week, so there's not a great deal you can do

in terms of having a few beers with the boys, et cetera.