Garry

They put their best foot forward and get through the next two weeks and then set themselves for those four games.

And if they pinch one of Sydney and Freo, well, both of them.

Not at all.

Well, can you remember –

Well, 0433981116, let's give some examples.

Give us some examples of the great underdog victories, ones where no one was given a chance and they rise up and are able to take the chocolates.

That was the Uber flood, Terry.

Yes.

So that was like drastic, dramatic.

Now, you know, it caught Kevin Sheedy on the back foot.

I'm sure it caught the whole coaching staff going, well, they haven't seen this before.

Is there anything that hasn't been done?

I don't think that's going to happen, by the way, but they might try something a little bit different.

So if you can find some examples, and there are plenty of them out there where it's been backs to the wall, given no hope.

And I guess Dean Cox is sitting there on the other side of the coin going, right, my number one issue here is guarding against complacency.

I'm not saying the Sydney Swans are, but...

We've seen this a thousand times and the narrative around the game and the fact that all these injuries are there and Darcy's out and Lobb and then you're sitting there going, well, we are flying, but when I'm looking at my players, I'm going, where's your heads at?

Where are your heads at right now?

We saw Melbourne and Essendon two weeks ago.

Essendon pants Melbourne.