Jason Dunstall

It's probably easier because misery loves company, doesn't it?

Triple M footy roars into the weekend.

Hell good.

This is hotting up.

This is the Friday Huddle.

It'll be an extraordinary comeback after such a long hiatus from coaching.

But I think you're right.

It's very...

Clever politically, the way he's positioned himself.

What it does do is it puts the club in a very difficult position because they want to sit here and be transparent and say we're going to run a full process, but people aren't going to go in the process.

Adam Simpson's done the same thing.

So all of a sudden here are some of your best candidates that just don't want a piece of it, don't want to be involved.

So that in itself says, well, it's not going to be the full thorough process, is it?

So I guess the onus now lies with the club to come out and define exactly how it's going to make this decision.

And you can't just do it under the general banner of we'll do a full process because it's not going to be a full process.

Unless you want to go through the process for the experience, but that would be the only reason.

Perfect timing because you can only go one way.

They've won one game in two years.

So whatever happens, if he comes back and wins four or five games, it's an improvement.

If he wins eight, he's the messiah.