Adam Simpson

And then when you see.

Even the whiz at halftime, you know, declaring, well, you know, don't poke the bear.

If you want to talk the talk sort of stuff, that was interesting as well, just to see how that was backed up because it wasn't, but that's okay.

So it was just so good to see some aggression, some physicality, the line in the sand sort of type of game.

So the stats and the numbers and the players, that's all great.

But this is why you watch the game.

Can I ask you a little question around, I mean, it's not the most exciting subject, but the tagging's back, isn't it?

And the accountability piece to take away the best players.

And there's now two to three playing in each game, Cain.

So when you did it, so I was...

know let's go back a little bit the the run with roll versus no no you're in his face and i was the put him to sleep just they don't even know i'm there and then halfway through the second quarter they haven't you know got much of the ball and they don't really know why whereas you're you know telling them your stats you've had and telling you know what's what you're right in the grill you're you're looking for a free kick you're you're trying to get into their minds and i feel like there's a few more mind games happening whether the

The guys are going after it, don't have that maturity just to get on with it.

Like Bond and Pelley, you can't get into that brain.

He'll just do his thing.

But I felt in particular last night, they got inside the heads and that's another skill, isn't it?

It's funny, we had Pickett on our side for a while, and we'd go after Kane.

No, he got me.

It was pretty easy to understand what was going on in this game.

I thought they start, the intent was there from the start from the Bulldogs, but you've got to give Hawthorne credit.

They just took that as, okay, well, this is game on.