A tale from country footy to put a fresh perspective on being a 'senior footballer'
Larry played for the Spargo Creek Football Netball Club in the reserves footy team. He played for the team in his junior years and…
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By far the most informed commentary on the game and its subtle technicalities, to date. It is after all a game played from the neck up. Something the younger players overlook. The language of the game is one of its most beautiful attributes. But try telling that to the junior players and they won’t believe you.
A tale from country footy to put a fresh perspective on being a 'senior footballer'