Gerard Whateley

You're absolutely fine.

Even if he's not fine, just try and put him at ease to get him through the game.

And I just thought we didn't see the best to pick it after that.

And he's, and he's too good a player to have a 14 possession.

He still did his thing, but.

Clearly, you know, when you go through an incident like that in a game, you're affected for a little bit.

So sometimes it's a bit of reassurance that everything's okay.

In a worst case scenario, he would have got a couple of weeks and life would have gone on.

But at the moment, at the point in time, he thought, clearly he thought he was in a lot of trouble.

Because he's

Yeah.

He did so much to not make that contact.

Dropped his elbow.

It was almost risking you popping your shoulder to protect the opposition.

It's not probably the right word.

It's probably more just to try and attack the ball the right way, go ferociously at it and also try and protect someone's head.

It's really difficult to do.

Now, back to Whiteley.

Between the lines, I especially enjoyed listening to Josh Carr's press conference after Port's fourth close loss of the season through the prism of Adam Simpson's no one's more disappointed in defeat than Josh Carr.

Is he really glass half full?