John Longmire's next tome, he's like, "Are you right?" And I said,"Yeah, mate, I'm good."...
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John Longmire's next to
me, he's like, "Are you right?" And I said,
"Yeah, mate, I'm good." I'm getting some more tape
on my knee, he leans over
the doctor's shoulder, he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?" I said, "Yep, I'm good, mate." And just before we run out,
he grabs my arm, just as we're about to run out,
he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?" I said, "Horse, I'm fuckin'
alright. Leave me alone." He used some pretty strong
language to tell me to "move on
and don't worry about me"
me, he's like, "Are you right?" And I said,
"Yeah, mate, I'm good." I'm getting some more tape
on my knee, he leans over
the doctor's shoulder, he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?" I said, "Yep, I'm good, mate." And just before we run out,
he grabs my arm, just as we're about to run out,
he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?" I said, "Horse, I'm fuckin'
alright. Leave me alone." He used some pretty strong
language to tell me to "move on
and don't worry about me"
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John Longmire's next to
me, he's like, "Are you right?"
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And I said,
"Yeah, mate, I'm good."
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I'm getting some more tape
on my knee,
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he leans over
the doctor's shoulder,
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he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?"
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I said, "Yep, I'm good, mate."
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And just before we run out,
he grabs my arm,
00:00:13.579 --> 00:00:16.947
just as we're about to run out,
he goes, "Goodesy, are you OK?"
00:00:16.949 --> 00:00:20.317
I said, "Horse, I'm fuckin'
alright. Leave me alone."
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He used some pretty strong
language to tell me
00:00:23.722 --> 00:00:25.925
to "move on
and don't worry about me".
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Movie Summary
AFL legend Adam Goodes shares the story of his life and career to offer a deeper insight into race, identity, and belonging.
