Andrew McQualter

Morning, Kane.

Morning, Kenny.

I heard you were strong on Monday, Cain.

They got back to me throughout the week.

Look, I understand what you comment and where your comments come from for sure and I worked with Choco for a long period as well so I understand how you were brought up in a football sense and look, I think there's a little part of it that we can use for sure but we don't really need any extra motivation as a football team or a club at the moment.

We're on our own journey.

We're working really hard to improve our game and we've got a lot of work to do and we're committed to doing that work as you guys understand.

So, yeah, I appreciate that it's a big game but for us, that's not our role in this game.

Our role is to

do whatever we can to win the game of football.

Yeah, it's a really interesting point.

I'm not sure that I'm going to speak to it at all, to be honest.

I don't want to make it too much of a big deal of it.

It's already a big deal for these guys.

A lot of them haven't played in front of 90,000 people before.

So that comes with its own emotions.

But

I think you can get caught up in it a little bit too much as well.

No one's got as soon as the ball's bound.

It's just another game of footy like any other big final or big game.