DARREN Bradshaw showed he hasn't missed a beat after an injury-enforced absence.
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In his first game since round one, the Federal spearhead booted 10 goals as the Swans belted Bullioh by 112-points.
Much to Bradshaw's chagrin, Jack Neil managed him in the second half but the Federal coach said he was taking a risk-averse approach with the star forward.
“He started off alright, didn't he?” Neil said.
“We only played him for two-and-a-half quarter because he's missed so much footy.
“He didn't want to stop, he was enjoying himself but we wanted him to come through it alright, and he's pulled up a million dollars the next day.
“Not only him, we got a much better effort from the rest of the guys this week.”
In other matches at the weekend, an accurate Tumbarumba thumped Cudgewa and Corryong were too good for Border-Walwa.