Jason Holland

And I know it's really important for me to still keep the, here's the blueprint, boys, but where are the tweaks that you want to make in it?

Yeah, yeah.

And I've gone a bit more that way that...

I think the players enjoy that maybe a little bit more than massive open-ended conversations.

Yeah.

Maybe you were part, you know, you, you, you really enjoyed those ones that could go around and cause them.

I enjoyed those too.

yeah i just i just like to to give the boys some this is what we're going to talk around so here's where you can go with it go here or here or whatever you think and i think it's where i've got to my thoughts around what's best to help the game drivers understand what they want to do yeah nice well you made it immediate impact your first year winning the first comp for the hurricanes in history hey i don't feel like uh yeah when you look back

Yeah, it was awesome.

216, yeah.

Won a super title, beautiful.

But yeah, there was a lot going on there that I just jumped on the back of a couple of what had already happened.

Some senior players, we talked around the senior players that the Canes have got now.

You look at that group that won in 216, a lot of guys in that late 20s, done good years, lost the final the year before, set up to win a championship, you know.

Yeah.

So yeah, I hope I'm a better coach now than I was in 2016, but it was still awesome to have that and feel like you're a part of that.

Yeah, it was my first coaching gig with the Canes and we went over and sat in that little box in Canberra and lost by 50.

I can't remember if I was confident.

I remember...

I remember that was a big shock to the group, but I think that was the beauty of the boys we had and that they're a bit older.