Bryan Hall

But I think they need to have a few other cards up their sleeves early to just make that... You know what it's like, Bryn?

It's like little line-out moves or little things that you try to change the picture against the opposition's strength.

to make them hesitate, make them think early.

So like a cross-field kick early, well then all week they've planned, we've got to look after Daniel's territory-based kicking, we've got to cover the backfield, and then there's a cross-field kick and it works.

Then they're going, oh, and you want them to second-guess, and then you go back to your A game.

But, you know, that sort of chess early will be really, really crucial in terms of dictating turns later in the match.

I always hear it like, oh, walk towards pressure, walk towards pressure.

Okay, well, what does that look like in the week?

How do you walk towards pressure?

How do you prepare to be able to step foot on the field and go, I'm ready?

I think the simple stuff is hard though.

You know, like it is hard to not get overall by the occasion.

It is hard not to prepare the same way you've prepared and not have these thoughts.

And whenever I've gone into big games or you listen to, I suppose, world leading athletes like your LeBron James, your Tom Brady's, you know, even Jalen Brunson, who's, you know, just won the NBA finals.

They're like, how do you come back?

Tom Brady was down against Arizona and they come back.

Jalen Brunson was just down by 29 points against Spurs, come back.

And the overwhelming thing they always say is they're not scared to fail.

They're not going to hesitate.

They're not going to not pull trigger because of what Bryn's just said.