Doc

Yeah.

It has to be.

That was the goal to get him off.

There's still goals after that, but that was the big goal last quarter.

Flushed it.

Yeah, he's a winner.

And across all spots of the ground.

It makes him bloody hard to tag because who's got a tagger that...

can go play because he actually can mark the ball in the forward half, but then equally can go off half-back, as you said, and roam around.

Plus then he's strengthened the contest.

There's very few players across the league that can do all of that together.

So it makes him quite hard to tag.

And you might keep his disposals down and then he goes forward and kicks three goals.

So they're saying now... Again, I'm going to give Matty Nix some credit here.

The coaching side, we spoke about all the moves that Chris Scott made pre-game.

The two that Matty Nix made, putting Archie on Stewart and limiting Stewart's impact, and then peatling on Baz.

So Baz...

every time he got the ball and as much of the adelaide pressure was the big part of the game every time that he got the ball he had to just quick kick it and then they did they were defending well so they lock it in there so his disposal efficiency and his clangers and all of that goes up but it's based off the amount of pressure that adelaide put on as opposed to him butchering it if that makes sense so you've got to give a lot of credit to nixie in terms of a big coaching game between the two of them at the start of the game but

The moves that Matty Nix made, and I've said this on this program before, this program, this show.

Thanks, man.