Luke Power

Martin Pike, Kingy.

A Luke Power.

Chris Johnson.

A Luke Power type.

Luke Power.

They can't go wrong.

Yeah.

You know, asking boys to stay pretty much for the last 10 years, you know, I've been a big part of that.

Trying to build the culture that, you know, Wardy and Luke Power and Chad Corns and Phil Davis started.

And then, and being captain the last five years and trying to, you know, really develop young players.

And I think there's some big potential for a few of them.

It's, uh, slow developing.

You know, um, I've been working a lot with, uh, Ben Reid, my forwards coach, and Luke Power, um, he's also come on board this year, so I've done a lot of work with them two during the preseason and, you know, it takes, takes a bit of time as a small forward and as a skinny, crony, scrawny kid, you know.

It does take a bit of time for the body to develop and a bit of confidence and so I think, yeah, I've just...

It's really come, all come together this year and, you know, um, looking forward to what next year can bring, but yeah, obviously got a finals to, to prepare for and, you know, it's just credit to my coaches that have, that have worked with me for amount of time and, yeah, now it's starting to pay off.

Um, we knew, we knew they were gonna be good players, but we wanted them to play the right way.

So Leon Cameron and myself, uh, Chad Cornes back in the day, Luke Power, Lenny Hayes, we all got together-

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... a good coaching group, and said, you know, "We've gotta set the right agenda here." And we, we feel like we did that for a long period of time.

... you know, and, and it was obviously, um, different in terms of, um, where, where we live and where we, we were situated.

I think what, um...

And you're right, mate, I think what the Giants did well, though, they surrounded the playing group with, you know, Luke Power-

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