Adam Simpson

But the fact of the matter is the big boy conversations are real, but they're all done in a different way.

Like it's not the same as 30 years ago.

It's not the same with Dennis Pagan telling me to –

open the Venetians, open your eyes more.

You look like you're soft sort of thing.

And then I go, I'm going to prove you wrong.

And I would tell no one.

Now, if you don't follow up, the art of a conversation, the giving and receiving feedback is so critical from a coaching point of view.

And Dimmer's all over this.

So it's not a criticism of Dimmer, but to berate someone or to put it on someone in front of others is a no-go zone anymore.

And you wish it was different.

You wish it was like, you know, this stays in the room, but what the hell was that type of conversation?

Unless you get permission sort of thing.

If that's what a Toby Green likes, hey, listen, give me a clip and this will send a message to everyone.

That's really smart leadership.

But if you do that, you know, off the cuff or in a way that a player feels berated a little bit, it works the other way.

That's when you do get unrest.

So I'm sure Dim is not living in that world.

I'm sure there's good relationships that are built and

Well, it needs to be anyway.