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I challenge anyone to rewatch To Hell and Back and not get emotional when Max talks about wanting to be a premiership captain. Love it 💪


Anybody else find the jerky, wobbly camera work really hard on the eyes and difficult to watch?

That is not a criticism of the content nor the club's efforts in putting it out there for us.

10 hours ago, Demonstone said:

Anybody else find the jerky, wobbly camera work really hard on the eyes and difficult to watch?

That is not a criticism of the content nor the club's efforts in putting it out there for us.

I did, but I put it down to the three gin and tonics I partook of before viewing.

Great to watch the boys working hard and learning on the run and giving it there all as a team.👍👍👍

 
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Little clues to who all the natural leaders are, I was impressed at Tom Campbell's maturity. Chandler strikes me as a guy who is not going to die wondering, perhaps most like ANB in terms of commitment. Viney has found a chill gear (which must be a relief for everyone). But what I liked, and I realize that it is heavily edited, is that it seemed a team, regardless if you are one of the 1st picked type players or last picked. And I'm sure that the 1st 5 picked know all of the names of the last 14 on the list. Was not always thus.  


35 minutes ago, DEE fence said:

Little clues to who all the natural leaders are, I was impressed at Tom Campbell's maturity. Chandler strikes me as a guy who is not going to die wondering, perhaps most like ANB in terms of commitment. Viney has found a chill gear (which must be a relief for everyone). But what I liked, and I realize that it is heavily edited, is that it seemed a team, regardless if you are one of the 1st picked type players or last picked. And I'm sure that the 1st 5 picked know all of the names of the last 14 on the list. Was not always thus.  

From some of the pre season footage I've watched so far, Tholstrup of all people has surprised me with how vocal he's been during some sessions. 

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