“Not just for myself, but the club in general and our boys as well. I’m sure that our boys will come out better players and myself as well come out stronger and bigger and better.” Asked what he had learned, the 25-year-old said: “Just sticking to the process. Sticking to what I know and not listening to the outside noise is the biggest thing because it’s the same people that will kick you down and the same people that come will pat you on the
back when you’re doing really well as well. “So always keeping my circle small is the biggest thing and probably one thing that I try and teach the boys as well.” Last week marked the first time Crichton was able to train with his Bulldogs teammates since the injury. It means he will be able to participate in every Blues session without being needled.
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