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If Melbourne midfielder Angus Brayshaw plays a blinder in Saturday's AFL grand final, don't be surprised if he gives a little shout-out to the world of corporate finance.
The intense hype surrounding Melbourne's chance of breaking its 57-year premiership drought has dominated headlines since the Demons pummelled Geelong in the preliminary final.
Melbourne players are well aware of what their date with destiny means to long-suffering Demons fans, and they are vowing to do everything they can to end the years of heartbreak.
But with intense hype can come extreme anxiety, and Brayshaw is doing his best to stay cool and calm.
Brayshaw was a picture of relaxation on Wednesday, lying on the grass and looking up to the sky while waiting for his turn to speak to the media.
The 25-year-old said that
