Gordon D’Arcy

And then people are naturally in the right places.

But there are a little bit now where the belief or the decision to go, everybody isn't clicking into it at the same time.

You go back to that, like that trying, Dennis Hickey's trying to lose.

That's always the one that just jumps, always jumps out for me is it was two passes, but at least six people in that chain saw the opportunity.

Mal, my favourite thing, he's like, he was a bit useful in the whole thing, but he saw it.

Like he wasn't, he wasn't going to think, but he was still calling and saying, get the ball to, he was pointing to get the ball to Dennis and,

And then there's two passes going into space.

But enough people saw it on the transition.

And even though it was, you know, massive, like a big, long phase of play, it was the right time to go.

And you went, that's the piece of transition.

So that speed is, I think it's really well summed up by John.

The speed of thought, that's people on the same wavelength.

understanding, knowing when to go.

And you look at Bordeaux are probably the best at it at the moment on those transitions, on those turnovers.

They just click into gear because they've been doing it all season.

They've been doing it in training, they've been doing it in practice.

But that's what I mean by it's not necessarily a coaching thing.

Because now, this is when you talk around stuff and about stuff because there isn't an actual...

tangible thing to way to explain it but players have to then have to start going okay let's we need to be doing this on a daily basis we need to push take more ownership of it and be a little bit more frosty with each other and kind of pushing things in training so that it starts to you got whatever eight weeks till the end of the season so making sure that every every moment to try and embrace this type of rule because it's not natural to uh to lenser it might have been once put on time but

It's not natural for this group.