Gerard Whateley

Yes.

Yes.

So if you're the coach, you've got mixed emotions.

So it's a, the big watch is what comes next.

It was over at halftime.

Yeah.

Because they had played in such a dispiriting way following what had happened at St Kilda.

No one wants this to be over quickly.

No, that might be.

Some people, I'm sure, get their thrills out of it.

But...

Uh, it, it was going to be a hundred points and it was going to be one of those that just can't be absorbed.

And then from what I can, you'll, you'll know better than me in the longterm, but boss had his last big go at halftime and he got the response.

And so how about it?

Um, Cripps played in a way that showed that he's not a spent force.

Some of last week's stuff was just off to be honest.

Harry Mackay.

I do think coaches know their players better than we do on the outside, but the reticence to put Mackay in the ruck, I've never understood why you wouldn't do it under the Joe Danaher rule.

And then he goes into the ruck and then he's energized and he's into it.

And then he starts clunking his mucks up forward.