Tom Green

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Yeah, it was.

Well, other than the fact that he's the hardest bloke in the competition to get a kick on, it was about, yeah, he's the best blue guy as well, connects the group really, really well, and we're lucky to have him.

I think there's been a bit of talk about that, hasn't there?

Just being the Giants, which I think would help us encapsulate, you know, Western Sydney is our home and I don't think that we'll ever really lose that with the amount of work that we do in the community and the strong connection that we sort of have built and are building in Western Sydney.

But the more people that we can encapsulate, whether that's just in Sydney, but all of New South Wales and as many Giants supporters as we like, it's something that I think we're open to and

I mean, I personally don't have a really strong affiliation with either way.

I'm just happy.

I feel blessed to pull in our colours and excited to run out every time.

It's a good question.

I reckon it's probably, we'd have something almost every week.

I think someone, you know, whether it's just a couple of boys or whether it's the whole squad, I'd say there'd be something just about weekly where we're out in the community.

And that takes like a lot of different forms, whether that's, I don't know, certain council meetings or whether that's going and meeting with, you know, local mayors or going to schools as kind of saying doing clinics, that sort of thing.

There'd be something almost weekly.

I reckon that there'd be a Giants presence out in the West beyond just, you know,

obviously coming into the club every single day, being in the West here in Sydney Olympic Park around Homebush.

On top of that, yeah, I reckon once a week.

Yeah, I reckon it is up to the individual.