Gerard Whateley

But Clarko's reset

on Monday would have been really – sorry, his review would have been really, really important.

But then from there, he has to move on to reset the mood.

This is the next part.

So, okay, well, that review part's done.

It was terrible.

It was embarrassing.

It wasn't anywhere near the level that we expect of ourselves, and it set us back a long way.

All right.

Now, the only thing we can do from here is reset.

And we can reset and get ourselves back into the mindset of we are much, much better than that as a football club for a start.

And we are much, much better than that as a playing group.

And as coaches, we have to be better than what we delivered for the players because we have to play –

play our part in the result and we we plan for them we get them ready so we we let them down in some ways so you have to make sure you you reset the mood and when you're away and i can imagine with the touring cricket team as you said you see everyone everywhere you move it's not like you can

Like, the coach can't walk past, you know, Nick Larkey.

He can't walk past Nick Larkey and growl at him all the time.

The whole week, you can't snarl at him.

You've got to, you know, you've got to embrace and make them feel okay, and you've got to get them up and about.

And so resetting the mood was, I think, is critically important, and that would come around to some sort of connection-type piece that they could run.

And they would have had their week planned out.