Will Day

Hey, thanks for having me.

Yeah, no, it was a lot of fun.

It was a really gutsy effort from the boys to go up there in those humid conditions.

We knew it was going to be tough, but yeah, it was great to come away with the four points.

Yeah, we do a lot on centre-bounds.

We've probably done quite a bit the last few years and I think a lot of other teams have sort of caught up in that area knowing how important it is these days to win a game of football.

So we've had to change a few things here and there, but I think the thing for us has just been continuity of players in there and now that I'm back in and we also have Connor Nash to come back in as well, that's going to really help us going forward.

Yeah, it's been something that I think my competitiveness is probably my biggest strength that can be a weakness of mine as well.

So I've done a lot of work sort of behind the scenes just about that and mainly training just

If there's a ball that I don't really need to go for and I'm not in the right position, I think previously I'd just go 110% all the time.

Whereas now I'm just sort of having the smarts to sort of pick my battles.

But yeah, I guess there'll always be times where I have to go.

And as I said, it is one of my biggest strengths.

But yeah, I guess I've sort of changed it a little bit.

Our coaches definitely have an input, but I think we as players do a lot of the work during the week as well.

So we'll all catch up in a separate meeting and we're really across sort of the ins and outs of the centre-bound.

So I'd say it's more us talking to the Ruckman, saying what they like, what they don't like.

I guess they add more and with.

So the strengths and weaknesses of both of them and how we can capitalise and

then David McKay and David Hale will come in and give their two cents.