Last Time I Cried: 'He's not coming back. What's next?' | 2020 | AFL

Patrick Dangerfield opens up about the impact of Phil Walsh's death in 2015.

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[athlonen]

As an American, I've followed footy now for 25 years. And never in my time watching the NFL has there ever been an incident or event like Walsh's passing, especially in the manner that it happened. With the 18 hours time difference between me in Las Vegas and Adelaide, I woke up to this happening in real time and seeing this, it was shocking. Absolutely shocking. And that's saying something, because the player from Port Adelaide died about 4km from me on their end-of-season trip..

Again, footy is more than a sport, especially with things like this because with the exception of, say, Kobe Bryant, it's been a long time, at least in my lifetime, when we've seen an outpouring like this.

[thomasharris]

This is one of the best series by the AFL, sends a really great message

[bradwilly]

Whoever disliked this video has issues

[saltytilt]

I remember that morning waking up and hearing the news. Couldn’t believe it. Heart wrenching stuff

[mitchmaccas]

It was the most saddest day in the footy community

[jacobjoshi]

3 things:
1. This is a perfect example that the AFL, is more than just a football league.
2. I totally agree with the "You see it on TV, but never experience it yourself" quote.
3. Whether you're a Port Adelaide fan to a Richmond or Geelong fan, I think we all felt the pain, not just Adelaide.

[jacoblingard]

regardless of team bias, I cannot understand how someone could dislike this video
Onya Patty for showing that it's okay to be hurt

[JakeHolzman]

As I swans fan I still get the chills when I think of it. 😔

[kalebarancelovic]

This was the event that made me realized anything can happen in life. It was so inconceivable. We still love ya Danger!

[Jschultzy]

R.I.P Walshy coming from a Richmond fan 😔

[sashas]

I still remember the impact the loss of Phil Walsh had in Adelaide and the emotions it created.

[strke]

R.I.P Phil
Seeing each game where all players/coaches all had their arms around each other made me feel so emotional and still does know and always most likely will.

[hamishwow]

R.i.p we all loved you as a coach
Thanks for everything

[shannonsutherland]

P. Dangerfield: one of the best midfielders/forwards in the past 10 years, and probably ever. From a Swans fan 🙏

[popopopopogo]

Awesome that they're doing this...but I wish they'd ditch the music, we already know it's emotional

[minifb]

I could not believe my eyes seeing the news first thing in the morning.. one of the saddest days in the football and Australian community. rip Phil Walsh ❤️

[markwhelan]

RIP Phil Walsh we will never forget you and what happened was so tragic my heart goes out to the crows as they lost a special person PS thank you Pattie for being so honest this is a great segment and it must keep going we learn so much about these men that we start to ride the bumps so to speak awesome just awesome

[Binchicken]

Good on you Paddy, Phil was a great guy, R.I.P.

[jimmywood]

As a mad PAFC fan I cried my eyes out and Absolutely could not believe his passing

[HicksGaming_]

This video should have more views!
I was at that Domain Stadium game and it was very emotional