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At 21 years previous and with simply 35 video games of AFL expertise beneath his belt, Fremantle defender Hayden Young had doubts whether or not he was prepared for a management position.
But after getting the backing of his friends to be a part of a six-man management group beneath new captain Alex Pearce, Young is assured he can have an effect in that house.
Young was considered one of a number of new leaders voted in by the gamers alongside Sam Switkowski and recruit Jaeger O’Meara, whereas midfielders Caleb Serong and Andrew Brayshaw have been promoted to twin vice-captains.
“That was probably the one thing that made me realise what a great opportunity I’ve got in front of me,” Young mentioned.
“I sort of came into this year not knowing where I would sit with leadership, whether I was ready and I was like, ‘am I too young and have I played enough games?’
