Doc

And not to throw your whole system out, but he's coached so well.

I know Henry in the forward line last night, just out of the box, just whatever.

Obviously trying to limit Harris Andrews' influence.

Then O'Shane Mullen just dominates every week.

Him and Mark O'Connor are just such good pieces to have in your team because you can play them anywhere.

He's got a fetish with just tagging people and making anyone a tagger.

If you're talking about the one thing that coaches, you can set the game plan, but the other thing you've got is the tactical nature of the game.

You can take pieces off the opposition and highlight areas of your strength, but I don't feel like it happens enough across.

Every team goes with the, oh, we just play our system and play our way, but like...

Ultimately, if you let the best players of the other team just run around all the time, it's going to make it harder for you.

So I really rate that Chris Scott does it.

Obviously, he came in with a great plan last night.

Their first quarter in terms of winning clearance was one thing.

To beat the Lions in clearance, they're the best clearance team in the comp.

So to do that in the first quarter, played complete territory dominance.

Inside 50 count was off the charts.

They should have been further in front.

which I was a bit worried about when Brisbane started coming back in that second quarter, but they dominated last night.

Well, that was the only period of the game where they really looked good, wasn't it?

Like when they got some territory and clearance going their way, they looked really dangerous in that second quarter.