North Melbourne star Harry Sheezel (22.06.26)
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What is Harry Sheezel's background and connection with Kane?
I'm moving Sheezy back. Yeah. Them other boys, well, they cannot attack. Yeah. I think he's special when he's half back. Come on. Come on. I wanted more. That's a 6am-er.
I wanted more, but it does introduce... Our next guest, North Melbourne getting it done against Richmond yesterday. One of the stars of the show, again, was their young gun, Harry Sheasel. He joins us this morning. Harry, thanks for your time. No worries, Cain. Thanks for having me on. Fair bit, we've got to get through with you, including what you're up to offensively. Off the field, we'll do that shortly. But just over a year ago, Harry, I was incredibly critical of yourself and the way that the club were using you. So I appreciate you coming on the program. I know you've spoken openly about that feedback and how difficult it was for you to hear. So just wanted to say thank you and appreciate you fronting up considering our past.
Yeah, no, it's good to be on. I think we left it too long, but yeah, no, it's all past now and I've actually learned some pretty valuable lessons from that. So no, I'll hold nothing against you, mate. And yeah, actually find it pretty funny now that all the cheesy ball stuff.
So I have a good laugh out of it. That's very well handled by yourself. Hey, before we get to the footy and the form of your team, fifth quarter camps and your involvement in it with some big information coming up these July school holidays and the stars that will be involved in that. Just tell us a little bit about it.
Yeah, so fifth quarter is a holiday camp for kids. Isaac Heaney and Toby Green actually started it in New South Wales because obviously footy isn't as big over there. So they ran some holiday programs for kids just to get them into footy and was really successful. So yeah, I kind of have joined on as a Melbourne ambassador to bring it here more for kids. For kids 5 to 15, the age group. So we'll run it most holidays. It'll be at Caulfield Grammar Campus. Sorry, the Willis Hill Caulfield Grammar School this Thursday, the 2nd of July, which will be good. I think Tom Ducone is going to join me as well as some other AFLW players. So it's really good for kids to just come along and learn from AFL talent.
I guess when I was younger, you don't really have great access to AFL players to... run some camps with them and actually hear what they have to do so um yeah i think it's a pretty good opportunity for kids so get along if you're listening and should be a good day
Fifth quarter camps happening in Melbourne. These July school holidays, Thursday the 2nd of July, as Harry said, from 9 to 1, Caulfield Grammar, Wheelers Hill Campus. Now, the ballers have a special code this morning for a 20% discount. Ballers20 at checkout, fifthquartercamps.com.au. That's the number five, fifthquartercamps.com.au, Kingy.
Harry, is there any chance of getting the Kangas midfield down there running through some handball drills? What's going on with the handball game of the Kangas? It's all over the place.
Yeah, yesterday was pretty scrappy, wasn't it? It would have been a tough watch, I'm sure. Yeah, I'm not sure. Probably this point of the year you'd expect to have your skills humming, but yeah, it's not really the case. Even goal-kicking yesterday for a lot of us wasn't up to it. So yeah, take the four points. But yeah, we're definitely not playing the football we want to, I think.
Watching you closely, I'm really enjoying what you've been able to do over the last couple of years. But I think to get back to Kane's original discussion, or the actual point of the discussion is to make you a more damaging product. And we've had the same discussion about an Asire, and it's a Dustin Martin-type chat. You've only had three games of the 14 this year that have been under 30 touches. So it's not a problem you're getting the ball. What are you doing specifically to make that ball more damaging?
Yeah, I get challenged on it a lot. And more than anyone, I probably challenge myself on it to try and be more impactful and take the game forward.
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