‘You kick yourself’: Walsh’s prelim surrender regret
Sam Walsh watched the 2023 grand final from Tokyo. He wants to play in 2024’s decider. The Blues gun chats to Scott Gullan about his feelings watching Collingwood clinch the AFL’s holy grail.
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