Jack Heverin

Yeah, probably.

I'll tell you what, for a bloke that tells us that he's from the country and he's relaxed and he doesn't get worked up over too much, he's pretty worked up at the moment.

And then the other thing with that too, Kate, is that you've got, so now there's the change to the points, which we spoke about a few weeks ago as well, and then the offer or the opportunity for assistance.

The last thing that I think we want as a competition is to bring back tanking talk, do we?

Because you don't care.

See, this is why we don't want you to win, because you can just be a real knob sometimes.

I'll tell you what, Kate and Jay, we went and had a very late lunch just before we came here to the Adelaide Oval at a place around the corner, and the guy on the door there was a really lovely dude, and he recognised Isaac straight away.

This is actually a little bit uncomfortable.

Isaac said, oh, mate, could you just show me where the toilets are?

He said, yep, just down to the left there.

I think he followed me in there.

I think he did, yeah.

He walks back up.

I got stuck having awkward sort of footy chat with him for two minutes.

He's a North Melbourne supporter.

We walk back up and Isaac goes, all right, thanks a lot, mate.

Cheers.

And the bloke goes.

See you later, Norm.

And you should have seen the swagger on my face.