Brenton Sanderson

The ability for the Swans to hunt post-clearance, I think they're going to be quicker than Melbourne.

I think they're going to be... I think they're going to hunt that loose ball a little bit faster than what Melbourne can.

And I think Swans are probably a bit more advanced with that contested balance around being tough inside, being clean inside, and then spreading harder post-contest.

I think that's where the Swans might have the advantage in this one.

But...

I just think they might be able to do it for a little bit longer than what Melbourne can, you know, despite them having very similar game styles.

But to Melbourne's credit, they've shown the ability early on to never give up, and they've come from behind to win a couple of these sort of games.

I think the Swans will win it, but don't forget, the Demons beat the Swans in this – or at round 11 last year, they beat them by 53 points.

So Demons can find a way to beat the Swans, but it just feels like as much as I've just pumped up what Kingy's doing –

At the Demons, it just feels like the Swans have got so many weapons at their disposal, and I think it might be a 30-point-plus win to the Sydney Swans in this one.

I was going to say, the SCG is a different place to play footy when the Swans obviously play that ground so well.

But credit to the Demons, they're doing a lot of things right.

Well, it's interesting.

And we did the same thing last year.

And I don't know if it was last week or the week before when I was driving in, I heard Simo talking about St Kilda.

And it's exactly as we discussed late last year where St Kilda's profile is really interesting.

They are the AFL average.

So, um, and, and Simo mentioned like they're not number one or number two or even top four at anything, um,

But they're also not bottom two or bottom four at anything else either.

They're actually, and I'm going to bore you just for 30 seconds.