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Mark “Choco” Williams didn’t want Chad Cornes at Port Adelaide. He told him exactly that on day one. He even invented a drill just for Chad... then during the middle of it, Choco punched him. Port Adelaide premiership player and two-time All-Australian Chad Cornes sits down with Dyl in Adelaide for a cracking yarn. He talks about growing up as Graham Cornes’ son at Glenelg, the brutal coaching from Choco and Phil Walsh that made his career, and beating the legendary Brisbane Lions in the 2004 Grand Final. He also explains why that flag felt more like relief than joy. Chad opens up about playing alongside his brother Kane, the most intense player he’s ever seen. He talks about the tough home life that made him wait to start a family, and the footy drinking culture he’d now do differently. He was sacked by two of his best mates, first as a player by Matthew Primus and later as an assistant coach by Josh Carr. He also explains why a Leon Cameron spray at the GWS Giants was exactly what he needed. There’s plenty…
Mark “Choco” Williams didn’t want Chad Cornes at Port Adelaide. He told him exactly that on day one. He even invented a drill just for Chad... then during the middle of it, Choco punched him. Port Adelaide premiership player and two-time All-Australian Chad Cornes sits down with Dyl in Adelaide for a cracking yarn. He talks about growing up as Graham Cornes’ son at Glenelg, the brutal coaching from Choco and Phil Walsh that made his career, and beating the legendary Brisbane Lions in the 2004 Grand Final. He also explains why that flag felt more like relief than joy. Chad opens up about playing alongside his brother Kane, the most intense player he’s ever seen. He talks about the tough home life that made him wait to start a family, and the footy drinking culture he’d now do differently. He was sacked by two of his best mates, first as a player by Matthew Primus and later as an assistant coach by Josh Carr. He also explains why a Leon Cameron spray at the GWS Giants was exactly what he needed. There’s plenty…
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Chad Cornes: Punched by Choco, pushed by Kane & sacked by best mates
ListenedMark “Choco” Williams didn’t want Chad Cornes at Port Adelaide. He told him exactly that on day one. He even invented a drill just for Chad... then during the middle of it, Choco punched him. Port Adelaide premiership player and two-time All-Australian Chad Cornes sits down with Dyl in Adelaide for a cracking yarn. He talks about growing up as Graham Cornes’ son at Glenelg, the brutal coaching from Choco and Phil Walsh that made his career, and beating the legendary Brisbane Lions in the 2004 Grand Final. He also explains why that flag felt more like relief than joy. Chad opens up about playing alongside his brother Kane, the most intense player he’s ever seen. He talks about the tough home life that made him wait to start a family, and the footy drinking culture he’d now do differently. He was sacked by two of his best mates, first as a player by Matthew Primus and later as an assistant coach by Josh Carr. He also explains why a Leon Cameron spray at the GWS Giants was exactly what he needed. There’s plenty…
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