James Graham

James Tedesco does it so well.

Even you sacrifice one of your centres, you lose the shape, but you bring another person to just burst through the middle with speed and quick play the ball.

I was going to say that the kick-off set after points, I think the mindset is shifting of complete your set after points.

Hang on, let's not be so negative in our thinking.

Let's be looking and go, there's a vulnerability here in this team.

Granted, they've had a rest, but now the kick-off set,

But barring the first set of the game, I think it's become a real opportunity to put the foot on the throat of the opposition.

It's going to be interesting to see how, I think, head of performances react in pre-seasons as well.

That's the drills that...

have been done for so long i think we're going to see then change even you know the high speed efforts with x amount of rest i think we're going to see those ratios change i think there's going to be a a big upheaval in in how players are prepared we've been doing the same thing for a very long time even you look at the the wrestling sessions that i know i certainly used to do i

pretty sure that these drills would still exist where it's like a manufactured three defenders on two and it's two up top one cuts the legs and that was always the ideal situation and it was common enough for us to practice that

You don't see it now.

So I wonder if that will just... You'll be put into situations where maybe you're put under fatigue first and then you're on a one-on-one.

As opposed to this, practicing this nice pretty three.

I've got the ball, you've got the leg.

We're going to move them this way.

It's not really there.

More common would be, I'm going to make a one-on-one and hold on for a little bit of help here under chronic fatigue first.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think the Patrick Carrigan one on Jackson Hastings a few years ago, I think that was quite nasty, that one.