Brad Scott

Time to move on.

And I'd be going to Peter Volandis and asking him what he wants because he would wreck this competition so bad, so hard.

Hi, Gerard.

Thanks for taking my call.

Um...

With regard to Carlton taking responsibility for the Elijah Hollands thing, I recall that the ARC doctors overrode a club doctor on the ground who had inspected one of the players and had that player removed from the playing arena because they believed that he was concussed.

Now, that player was taken off, I think it was in the last quarter, so the HIR, he wasn't allowed back on the ground, and yet he was found OK to play the following week.

So why didn't these doctors in the ARC override anybody

and get Elijah Hollands off if they thought that there was a problem.

They didn't do that.

And now it's just, well, Carlton should have known it.

So where do you draw the line?

Do you override the club doctors or do you just let them do their thing?

And one other thing on the drugs policy, and you'd love this because you're a racing man, if a jockey that was riding your beloved Maccabi Deaver

came back with a positive swab for anything, that's the rider I'm talking about, what would the penalty be for the jockey?

Our ability to score has been pleasing, but that's an outcome.

I mean, it's been all the fundamentals that allow you to do that.

So we've been working really hard on all facets of our game, but it's really been the basics, the contest, things like that, that have given us a chance to not only score a bit better, but defend better on the back of that ball movement.

Definitely not that simplistic.

I don't think you're ever done, that's for sure.