Andrew Russell

Well, I mean, there's so much change.

You know, the head of football is new.

He's not even, is he six months in?

So they need stability.

They need to lock it in and say who's his group going forward for the next, you know, three to five years.

Because you absolutely need stability and you absolutely need strong connection and trust between those key people in the footy department.

It is just essential.

Look, they're great, great questions.

I can't answer that categorically, but I think Chris Davies is the key because he is the one that's going to be managing and leading people today.

At every level.

But that's the connection point between everyone, between the coach and the players and the admin and the board and calming things down and hang on, you know, where are you going with air?

You're disenchanted.

Maybe it's time you leave.

Picking up a new talent, saying, yes, we need to get him in.

I think that's the most important role.

Crew plays a really important role with the playing group.

I don't think that changes.

That's a relationship that is ongoing the whole time, whether you're winning, losing.

It's a challenging role for the captain.

And as much as he was extremely loyal to Voss, he understands the business.