Graham

Hope you're well, mate.

That's good.

I just want to make two points on this.

The first one is, all right, like mental health, like whether it was that or not, I mean, we're obviously going to find out at some stage.

I'm sorry, personal responsibility on a lot, like instead of going around blaming everyone else for the predicament he found himself in, you know, like a bit of responsibility and owning it that you made the mistake.

And secondly, if I may, Gerard, out of everyone that was at that football, well, you know, at the G the other night, surely his brother knew, like knows him better than anyone else at the ground.

And yet he didn't say anything.

Surely he's just saying the market will change his behaviour.

So why didn't he come forward and go, mate, my brother's, you know, doing poorly or, you know, whatever it might have been.

Like, well, that's what peckers believe.

Yeah.

I can't understand.

The best that could come up with Gerrard is putting Ollie Hollands on him in the last quarter.

13 out of 15 games we've lost to them now, Gerrard.

And the point at this point right now, mate, it's not a rivalry anymore.

It's a recurring lesson we refuse to learn.

The effort early on was fine.

Given the well-documented off-field challenges, this wasn't just a bad performance, Gerrard.

It raises serious alarm bells and judgment around duty of care.

The club's accountable 100%.