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Alex Glenn: we need to have each other's backs
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[QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3127316, member: 9853"] [COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)][I]The [B]Courier Mail [/B]cornered Broncos' captain [B]Alex Glenn[/B] to get his opinion on the transition of his estranged team from dumb to dumber under the meandering tutelage of former schoolteacher, [B]Anthony Seibold:[/B][/I] "The difference between great teams and good teams is that when their backs are against the wall, the great teams come closer together, they look out for each other, they have each other’s backs. We’re the opposite. We tend to go into our shells and don’t stick strong together. Friday was our review day. We got together and had the tough conversations that we needed. The thing we have struggled with the last couple of years is that not everyone is willing to have the tough conversations." [ATTACH type="full" alt="https _prod.static9.net.au_fs_e0368d2d-06a5-402d-9e14-d0c041aa3072.jpg"]8045[/ATTACH] [I]Pictured: one of the Broncos' backs[/I] “People don’t like controversy. No one likes asking more from their peers because you don’t want to be offensive. If someone was taking a shortcut at training for example, we wouldn’t pull it up. People don’t want to step on each other’s toes. But sometimes in order to build that relationship and build that trust, you have to have those conversations." “If you don’t, it’s going to build up inside, divide the team and then you’re on the field looking at each other wondering why you’re not a team. When you do have those conversations, there’s a mutual respect that grows in the squad.” “I am the captain, I have a huge impact on how we perform and how we conduct ourselves on and off the field. It has been so tough to have these setbacks. I have played 40 minutes of footy in four rounds. I want to be out there and lead the boys. I love to lead with my actions. There’s not much I can do when I’m sitting on the sideline. In these tough periods is when I feel it the most. I can talk to the boys, I can try to fix the situation, but my best attribute is being out there with the boys and facing adversity.” [I]The incumbent captain hopes to be fit in time to face discard [B]Andrew McCullough's Newcastle[/B] in Round 6. The much maligned [B]McCullough[/B] was the round's standout defender in the [B]Knights[/B] 34-18 demolition of the 2019 Grand Finalists [B]Canberra.[/B][/I] McHunt[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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