frustrated and not performing, or not enjoying myself as well, and put that with the whole commitment of travelling to Brisbane every couple of nights to play and to train and I think it's been positive in the end. BSW: I'm not quite sure of the timeframe here, but you went to Olympic and then you came back to play in the QSL with the Gold Coast Stars. What was behind that decision? JC: That was the very next year. I finished with Brisbane Olympic and played six weeks on the coast just to try and get my enjoyment back for what was happening and then the Gold Coast Stars started up. The move to the Stars came about because I found the enjoyment, and I knew I could get a whole group of friends to go to the club to start it, and we could play in the best competition in Queensland, and I'd be enjoying myself because I was with friends. It was local, I thought it was a great opportunity, so that's what happened. Initially, there weren't a lot of boys there, but I dragged a few friends along and we had a great year in terms of enjoyment of our football. BSW: And you did quite well. You got into the finals in the first year and had some really good results -- against the Strikers, notably. On the field things went really well and you seemed like a tight-knit unit, but off the field there