Denan Kemp

But like, so only three weeks ago or four weeks ago against the Knights, you make it essentially an admission that the six isn't working because you swap Critter in, you put Burton out of center.

But then you go back to that, which is so strange to me.

And then this situation where you're in round whatever and you start Turpin over Haywood and bring Haywood on at 13.

Now, apologies if he played a bit of a hooker when he came on, but I remember seeing him at 13 as the link man quite a lot.

And it's just kind of like,

It feels like one week they think, okay, this is the best spine possible.

And then the next week they just go, no, no, we're going to go back to the old.

I just, I don't know what the thought process is.

And it was easily Bailey Haywood's best minutes that he'd spent on the field all year long.

And now they're up a situation where like, is Turpin the guy that's going to be in that spine now going forward?

It's so strange because now fans have seen him at 13 and gone, oh, like that's the Hayward we know from a couple of years ago that was outstanding.

I just – and then you go, okay, so –

Is a spine of Turpin, like Galvin, Burton and Tracy going to win a comp?

Like, no, it's not.

You know, crazy things have happened, but I don't think so.

And also, like, I don't even think the Bulldogs planned for this to be like this.

So I just can't understand what's going on.

Well, I feel like we initially knew the plan, which was it looked like the way the cars are going to settle was Burton was going to be in centers.

Bailey Haywood was their long-term nine.

Galvin would be six.