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[Suzie]

heeheehee
That's the same kind of thing my hubby says to me

A supportive family makes a huge diffference to recovery, and it sounds like you and also Belinda O'Neill have that.

 

[bonstonker]

“If you persevere and train hard generally the game looks after you, that’s the strong quality he’s got. You see it in his game as well, he hangs in there and keeps coming at you,” says coach Tim Sheens.

“Because he’s been in the game for 10 years, he probably knows better than anyone. He’s a great talker on the field, he always lifts you and is very helpful.”

You’ll often see him during a training session at Concord Oval, pulling a colleague aside to give him some valuable tips or answer a request on the run.

“He doesn’t get the accolades because he doesn’t score the tries or make the big runs,” Sheens says.

“What he does is the little things, the dirty yards, the extra tackle that has to be made, he talks well and constructs well, the little things that aren’t always obvious to the commentators. But as a coach you understand that he’s doing what you ask him to do.”


it is a pity most forum users here can't see it. :roll:

 

[brook]

bon - most people see what they want to see.

But the important thing is that the coach sees it ;-)

 

[Suzie]

That's for sure, Brook. And the coacxh is the one who makes the decisions