Brett Kirk's attitude

[swan_17]

Kirky is up there, but Leo, Goodes and Crouch would have to be considered as well.

[BAM_BAM]

I think it's Crouch. But wouldn't mind if he missed out to Kirk.

Am looking forward to the kids clinic tomorrow. Kirk is always Wonderful with the kids. He's just a natural and makes the young ones feel at ease. Unfortunately our youngest will probably go up a year and miss on Kirky's group (he's had him for the past 2 being under 6).

[Benevolent Ert]

A couple of weeks ago there was a thread asking how much do we miss Cressa

From where I sit, Kirky has picked up right where Cressa left off - indeed the Schnitzel himself developed from a handy run with player to a gutsy ball player at the bottom of every pack

When a pack forms nowdays - guess who's most likely to be at the bottom of the pile of bodies - the man whose name appears in this thread title

[Go Swannies]

Leadership group according to Paul Roos:

"When you've got leaders who are all ball players, Stuart Maxfield, Paul Williams, Ben Mathews, Brett Kirk and Jude Bolton, that reflects on your whole group."

[Damien]

Originally posted by Go Swannies
Leadership group according to Paul Roos:

"When you've got leaders who are all ball players, Stuart Maxfield, Paul Williams, Ben Mathews, Brett Kirk and Jude Bolton, that reflects on your whole group."

Surely Hall, Goodes, O'Loughlin and Schauble would form part of the Swans leadership group also.

[monopoly19]

Originally posted by Damien
Surely Hall, Goodes, O'Loughlin and Schauble would form part of the Swans leadership group also.

I'm almost positive Hall isn't in it, but I think both Goodes and Schauble are and I'm not sure about O'Loughlin.