Brenton Sanderson

It's harder to now make them be patient and wait for their opportunity, earn their opportunity.

So that's that sort of, you know, players have a short...

A short goal setting objectives.

It's I want to play now.

Those long-term development models, it's really hard now to balance them.

And I just think, I guess, Gerard, to finish it off, footballers today will disengage from a poor environment really quickly.

So they won't just stick it out anymore.

Culture, standards, connection, accountability.

They are the primary performance drivers now for young footballers.

So that's where I watch the Adam Kingsley

documentary over the break.

And I said to the principal, Andy Mueller at Mentone Grammar, in what professional environment now can you talk to your staff like a coach, like Adam Kingsley did?

And he's awesome.

He's such a great coach, but it's unfortunately now that doesn't sit well with young players, you know, to be constantly yelled at.

It just, it's not what we see often with the modern coaching.

Yeah, where we've got to get back to our best.

And that's the beauty of footy is if you have a loss, you've got seven days to make sure you get back to your best footy.

Yeah, I think the big issue, and we all know it, is they are still giving up big scores.

So while it's happening, their defensive transition is breaking down again.

The ball movement also too.